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Old Sun, Jan-04-04, 03:44
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Plan: atkins
Stats: 275/261/200 Male 5-8.5
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Progress: 19%
Location: Providence, R.I.
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Hello everyone. My name is Tom. I started the atkins diet in dec, 28 2003, I was 275. 6 days later im 264. My goal is to be 175. I have done this before. I was 350 and dropped to 250 in 6 months. So if anyone has questions, please ask away.
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Old Sun, Jan-04-04, 07:16
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Plan: Atkins - Modified OWL
Stats: 290/250/135 Female 5'6
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Progress: 26%
Location: Flat Rock, NC
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Welcome to the board Tom!! We'll love having a chef around Right now I am on induction so my menu is pretty plain really but maybe once I move into OWL I'll seek your assistance for some tasty meals!!

Jump right in and make yourself at home!
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Old Sun, Jan-04-04, 20:51
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Plan: atkins
Stats: 335/295/230 Male 74
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Progress: 38%
Location: Missouri
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Thanks, chef. When I make my alfredo sauce it comes out too runny. Do you have a good recipe for alfredo sauce using heavy cream?
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Old Sun, Jan-04-04, 21:29
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Plan: Atkins Like
Stats: 266.5/231/160 Female 5' 7"
BF:50.06%/42.96%/25%
Progress: 33%
Location: Vancouver Isl. BC Canada
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OK Tommy - how did you drop 100 lbs in six months?
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Old Sun, Jan-04-04, 22:19
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Plan: atkins
Stats: 275/261/200 Male 5-8.5
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Location: Providence, R.I.
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Well alfredo sauce is easy. Start off with butter and garlic on low heat. Add the heavy cream and cook until reduced 25%. Then add parm cheese and parsley, season with salt and pepper. Mix with a wisk to fully incorporate the cheese. Just keeping letting it cook until its reduced enough.
I hope I was able to help.

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Old Sun, Jan-04-04, 22:25
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Plan: atkins
Stats: 275/261/200 Male 5-8.5
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Ok Bjuba. I started at 350. I was eating as much fat as I could eat. Like 3-4 eggs with 4-5 slices of bacon in the morning. 1-2 triple cheeseburgers for lunch without the bun. And eating shrimp or pork wrapped in bacon at night. I was also walking maybe 5 miles a day around a track. The other thing that helped was I stayed on induction for 6 months, so that might be the key.
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Old Mon, Jan-05-04, 08:03
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Plan: Modified Atkins for breastfeeding
Stats: 250/245/150 Female 5'5"
BF:2Much junk N trunk
Progress: 5%
Location: Jacksonville, Florida
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Okay, Tommy? How do I cook pretty much everything? Because I seem to have a hard time cooking the majority of foods! So, like I said on my other post, you just come and live here now. My husband won't mind, we'll make room. lol Just kidding with you, don't get scared.
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Old Mon, Jan-05-04, 16:46
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Plan: atkins
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Sounds like fun got4girls. Please if you need help with any recipes, please let me know.
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Old Tue, Jan-06-04, 08:05
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Plan: atkins
Stats: 335/295/230 Male 74
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Progress: 38%
Location: Missouri
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Tommy,

How bout a really great lo carb meatloaf recipe? Including the ketchup or sauce for the top.

Thanks,

James
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Old Tue, Jan-06-04, 09:08
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Plan: Atkins Like
Stats: 266.5/231/160 Female 5' 7"
BF:50.06%/42.96%/25%
Progress: 33%
Location: Vancouver Isl. BC Canada
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Yes that would be great - DH's fav. but I am unable to find low carb ketchup - a recipe for that would be great as well.
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Old Tue, Jan-06-04, 10:26
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Plan: atkins
Stats: 335/295/230 Male 74
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Bjuba - I make a lo carb ketchup with an 8oz can of tomato sauce (a total of 12 carbs per can) and then add a few tablespoons of vinegar, some onion powder, salt and a few packets of splenda. It aint bad.
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Old Tue, Jan-06-04, 10:29
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Plan: atkins
Stats: 335/295/230 Male 74
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Progress: 38%
Location: Missouri
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Bjuba, I forgot to mention that I cook it on low heat for about 20 min.
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Old Tue, Jan-06-04, 10:48
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Plan: Atkins Like
Stats: 266.5/231/160 Female 5' 7"
BF:50.06%/42.96%/25%
Progress: 33%
Location: Vancouver Isl. BC Canada
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Thanks enginepe - I have been missing my ketchup - will give this a try! There used to be low cal - low sodium Heinze ketchup in the stores but I have been everywhere and cannot find it now. I wonder why they stopped making it.
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Old Tue, Jan-06-04, 16:42
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 310/288.5/135 Female 5'6 and a half
BF:too ***#* much
Progress: 12%
Location: Abbotsford, B.C.
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I heard that Heinz is coming out with a new low carb ketchup that is like 1 carb per serving.
Hmmm Chef, do you have a recipe for good faux french fries... like with daikon or turnips? That are crispy.
Or a batter or breading that's legal so I could made cheesesticks without losing most of the cheese?
Or a good gravy that doesn't have the texture of slime....like you get wit Guar or Xanthum Gum?
I've been losing the experimental battle lately. Thnx.
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Old Tue, Jan-06-04, 17:19
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Plan: Atkins/W.W.
Stats: 401/299/170 Female 67
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Progress: 44%
Location: Mich
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Welcome Tom!!! It's too cool to have a chef aboard....Look forward to reading your tips!
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