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Old Mon, Mar-10-03, 18:24
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 191/190/150 Female 65"
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Third time's a charm...bump!
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Old Mon, Mar-10-03, 20:20
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Plan: Atkins
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My husband and I love Lasagna so with some thought I oven roasted red, yellow and green peppers. Peeled the skin and use them for layers in between my meat and cheese. With a LC tomato sauce or salsa its the next best thing and the peppers give a sweet twist on a old forbidden favorite.

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Old Tue, Mar-11-03, 16:37
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Wow! That sounds like a really great idea. It is probably more carbs than I can intake right now, but I will have to keep that in mind. Sounds delicious.

Spread the word guys! I love hearing everyone's creative voices. How do I attract more people to post to this thread?
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Old Tue, Mar-11-03, 17:20
AngelaR AngelaR is offline
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Plan: Protein Power
Stats: 197/184/145 Female 5 ft 6 in
BF:45%/32%/22%
Progress: 25%
Location: South Eastern Ontario
Default Chinese Radish

great idea for a thread:

Chinese radish also called lo bok or daikon radish. It looks like a gigantic white carrot.

Raw:
- dice it into a salad
- slice it into circles and use as "crackers"
- cut it into strips and use to dip into home made creamy dressings

Cooked:
- dice and put into a soup instead of rice, potatoes or noodles
- boil and drain it, slather with butter
- boil and mash it (it's a bit watery)
- chunk it and bake it in the oven with a roast like roast potatoes
- julienne it and use it in a stir fry

It has become our subsitute for potatoes.
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Old Tue, Mar-11-03, 19:01
Loribell Loribell is offline
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Your right the peppers are a bit high but with a nice side salad a small portion is slowly savored. I also think I have a line on a not so high pastry I still need to fine tune it but the last time I made it, it worked pretty good, was a little short as we in the baking industry say but not bad. Three ingredents Soy Flour whole grain 35%protien 8carbs in 1/4cup with 3g of fiber. mixed with butter had no lard at the time and some salt. Think the extact was 1/2 cup soy 1/4c butter and a pinch of salt. A tsp or so of water to bind. Rolled between two sheet of wax paper and placed in pie tin. The quiche was so good.

The brand I used was Bob's Red Mill from Milwaukie Oregon (Natural Food Inc.) Hey and I live in remote Northern Ontario where Atkins Product do not exist.

Loribell
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Old Thu, Mar-13-03, 16:41
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Plan: Atkins, under 30/day
Stats: 335/289/185
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Blue Bunny Sweet Freedom ice cream treats, particularly the crunchy ice cream bars. 6 ECC per bar. Their popsicles are decent, too, though I prefer some flavors to others.
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Old Thu, Mar-20-03, 10:58
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Plan: atkins
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My favorite item are Bran - a - Crisps.
I have them with everything from cheddar cheese to goat cheese and spinach dip.

I have only found them at Whole Foods.
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Old Thu, Mar-20-03, 11:15
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Plan: Low carb
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Progress: 60%
Location: The great Northwest
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Mock danishes.

Pork Rinds.

Sugar-free syrups for my coffee.

Splenda.

The occassional Carb Solution bar.

Hot wings!!!

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Old Thu, Mar-20-03, 11:31
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Plan: Atkins
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Location: Austin, TX
Talking dig that seaweed...

NORI! I love nori so much...I find it at an asian grocery store as well as big chain stores. Always buy the kind that is already toasted and salted!!!!
Oh it is the best snack!! Yum yum yum

-Angie
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Old Thu, Mar-20-03, 11:41
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: -/140/135 Female 5'10"
BF:All Fat?
Progress: 52%
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Atkins Plain Crunchers
Keto Banana Nut Hot Cereal
Just the Cheese Chips
Gram's Cinnamon Butter Pork Rinds
Steele's BBQ Sauce
Atkins Corn Muffin Mix
An occasional Carbolite Pecan Caramel Cluster - have to be careful with these, tho, because of high sugar alcohol content and they can be a binge trigger.
Cauliflower for faux potatoes and rice recipes.
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Old Thu, Mar-20-03, 11:56
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 273/182/160 Female 5' 4"
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Location: Bryn Mawr, PA
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Me again... I keep changing my favorites so I may be back again later.

diet root beer w/ 1 TBS of heavy whipping cream - root beer float (ala Angela)

ashers SF pecan patties (have malitol but if I have to cheat EEC 1 carb for two)

1 carb = 1 cup of soy milk is a nice addition to things instead of 1 TBS of cream

ricotta cheese, 1oz of heavy whipping cream, 1/2 scoop of chocolate protien powder and a cut up strawberry

or

ricotta cheese, 1oz of heavy whipping cream, 1 tsp hersheys sf cocoa, 1 packet of splenda
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Old Thu, Mar-20-03, 15:39
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Plan: atkins
Stats: 354/233/200 Male 5 ft 11 in
BF:YES
Progress: 79%
Location: slc, utah
Default pizza!!

deep dish pizza quiche!! recipe found on here.
oh i also love those almond accents by sunkist on salad or just as a snack. mmmm bacon cheddar almonds!




Jon
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Old Fri, Mar-21-03, 21:59
dizneydawn dizneydawn is offline
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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 203.5/200.5/135 Female 65
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My favorite is from Costco (similar to Sam's)

Tyson's Tequila Lime chicken wings. These things are to DIE for!!!!! I eat them almost daily. They were making them for free samples, and boy has it payed off in purchases from me!!!!
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Old Sat, Mar-22-03, 07:16
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Plan: Bernstein, Keto IFast
Stats: 385/253/160 Female 67.5
BF:14d bsl 400/122/83
Progress: 59%
Location: Durham, NH
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I don't eat that many process foods either.

But what I appriciate is:

Broccoli Sprouts. They have more flavor and nutrition and less carbs than Broccoli - 2 carbs in half cup serving You can fry them up, use them to stuff a chicken breast, and put in salads.

Wasabi paste - One little bit has so much flavor for so little carb I think you have to have a whole tsp to have a carb. Tuna never had it so good and mixed with alittle mayo it adds zip to any roastbeef lettuce roll up. Mmmm!

Fruit20- Fruit Juice without the carbs. I get the plus variety so I get the vitamins as well. No carb and sweeten with splenda. Its a comfort thing when you are sick or just wish for some fruit juice.

Atkin Advantage bars: Lemon, Berry Cheesecake, and Frosted Cinnamon. Thank You, Atkins for giving me breakfast again... I can't eat eggs or dairy and this makes breakfast a breeze. I only have one a day to prevent stalling. (Lemon is my favorite)
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Old Sat, Mar-22-03, 13:13
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Plan: BFL
Stats: 151/142/? Female 5'9
BF:35%/23%/15%
Progress: 5%
Location: Seattle
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so many!

Numbered in order of importance: 1 and 2 are a toss-up

1. Flaxomeal: I've only tried Strawberry cream but man oh man! I tried making my own and it's good, although Fitday says it has 6 carbs instead of 2
(www.locarbdiner.com)

2. Todd's bread. I love this stuff, only 1 or two carbs per piece. I like the bagels as hamburger buns, the 3 carb bread (-2 fiber!) with dinner, and the breakfast cocoa bread with breakfast. Slathered with butter, Sprinkled with Splenda and cinnamon!!
(www.locarbdiner.com)

3. Mock Danish: less eggwhites, more egg yolks! I learned this from Angela. Bless her little heart... My favorite variations: pumpkin, spoon of jam in middle, cocoa powder and Ross' chocolate used as icing!! these are a great midmorning snack I can nuke at work to tide me over until lunch.

La Tortilla: tacos, fajitas, wraps, Tostadas, Cassadea (spelling?)
(local Safeway)

Canned Pumpkin: I love this stuff for soups, desserts, in mock danishes, with cream, cinnamon and Splenda!

Swiss Miss Hot cocoa mix, Sugar Free. Sweetened with Splenda baby! I keep it down to 1 Tbsp in my coffee.
(Safeway or Thriftway)

Pork Rinds: breading, snacks, Esp Gram's Gormet sweet buttery cinnamon porkies! They are also pretty good with taco seasoning (and cayenne if you are brave) or ranch powder sprinkled on.
(Gram's gormet= www.gramsgourmet.com/ or www.locarbdiner.com the "granola" is super good too!)

Whitman's Sugar Free sampler: this may very well be my downfall. I found these yesterday at Rite Aid. And I wish I hadn't!!

Carbolite candy: my favorite it by far the citrus sours, but also jelly beans and caramel chews
(Rite Aid)

Grated Zuccini fried in butter

Turnips: julienned, seasoned, then baked or fried, dipped in fry sauce! (1 Tbsp mayo, dot of ketchup, tiny, teeny dot of mustard: It should be coral color. I like less ketchup)

Celery root: dried slightly in warm oven, deep fried into chips!

SF root beer and cream soda with a splash of cream. Can you say Root Beer Float!! yum!
(Safeway)

Yes, I definately like my sweets.

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