Low-carb diets support thread

aliasojo

mazzers wrote: »

noo..

*wonders if somewhere on the internet will airbrush off Sawyers's clothes* :whistle:

Much easier to see the carb content that way. :rotfl:


Btw....I can still be attached and deperate you know.

mazzers

As he is so mean n moody and gorgeous, i'll indulge you before i go out and leave you to take the flak...

Didnt want to spoil it by adding speech bubbles tho..

aliasojo

Oh I would sooooo diet and exercise for that man. :rolleyes: Why didn't God give him to me?

t/y
Have a good one mazzers. :beer:

U4EA_2

Hello,

I was pointed towards this thread by another forum member who happened to stumble upon one of my threads where I mentioned that I am a low-carber.

I was just wondering if anyone knows a cheap and reliable online source of almonds? I ask because I eat a hell of a lot of them (I soak them for 2 days, then blitz them with a little honey to make an almond porridge, which I have with chopped fruit for breakie every day).

BTW, if you eat a lot of berries (or want to), I recommend buying them frozen from Sainsburys. Raspberries, blueberries and cherries are all £2 for a bag of 400-450g (none have added sugar - they are 100% fruit). They have a deal on right now where they are doing any 3 bags for £5.00. Consider that fresh blueberries cost about £2-3 for 100g.

Oh, and two great websites for paleo/low carb eating are listed below. The latter has a great recipe blog on it (I am making the spicy eggplant tonight!).

www.arthurdevany.com
www.marksdailyapple.com

sweetserendipity

aliasojo wrote: »

Oh I would sooooo diet and exercise for that man. :rolleyes: Why didn't God give him to me?

t/y
Have a good one mazzers. :beer:

I'm guessing that the naked one was pm'd to you, alias?!

sweetserendipity

Hello U4EA

Please excuse the previous smutty post

The only online store I know about is Low-Carb Megastore so you could try that one?? You do have to pay delivery if the order is below a certain amount though.

Thanks for the tip on the frozen fruit - if you like Greek-style yoghurt with your fruit, Lidl do a bucket (literally) of it for a reasonable price - has a good reputation on this thread but is very moreish apparently - tis low-carb as well.

mazzers

Hi U4EA



Thanks for the tips.. very useful, as i love frozen fruit and s/f jelly:D


uh oh..
guess who couldnt resist an indian take away, i am so full of stella that my brain became defunct, so its not really my fault. The smell was wafting along on the sea breeze and it overcame me, but i didnt have a very big portion

sweetserendipity

Good morning all :hello:

Everyone having a lie-in?? Quite right too

mazzers, hope you enjoyed your curry, mmmmmmmmmm!! What did you go for??

Have a lovely weekend everyone - it's looking like it might be a nice day here.

jprettypicture2

sweetserendipity wrote: »

Hello U4EA

Please excuse the previous smutty post

The only online store I know about is Low-Carb Megastore so you could try that one?? You do have to pay delivery if the order is below a certain amount though.

Thanks for the tip on the frozen fruit - if you like Greek-style yoghurt with your fruit, Lidl do a bucket (literally) of it for a reasonable price - has a good reputation on this thread but is very moreish apparently - tis low-carb as well.

Can I as how much this Greek-style yoghurt and how many carbs. Will go get some today.

sweetserendipity

HanSpan wrote: »

Lidl Greek style creamy yogurt. Like Total but much cheaper in a bucket size and 2.8g carbs per 100g instead of Total’s 3.2g. Yummy, MSE and low carb – can’t beat it! Oh and I’ll be saving the bucket like tub to use as a paint pot.

It was HanSpan who found it originally ^

I haven't bought any, as I didn't trust myself to be sensible , but think it was something like £1.98* when I saw it in Lidl. Supposed to be very ice-cream like in thickness.


* Should say it is a very big bucket