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Low-carb diets support thread

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  • glowgirl_2
    glowgirl_2 Posts: 4,591 Forumite
    Does a kebab count as low carb?:rotfl:I've just eaten a donner (just meat no bread) and salad my stomach feels bloated and full for the first time in months:DI like it but wont be doing it again in a hurry, it'll be interesting what the scales say in the morning:o
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  • Always_Harassed
    Always_Harassed Posts: 1,087 Forumite
    I'm a mature student :D Or at least I will be when my OU stuff arrives!! :rotfl:

    Not rubbing it in, honest, but the walk along the beach was fantastic, just the right amount of seaweed smell iykwim?! Lovely day here, not too warm & not too cold (I don't do extreme temperatures :o) Loads of people about though (most of whom seemed to be eating fish & chips or icecreams :drool:), could have done with being on a deserted beach on the West coast of Scotland instead *sigh*

    Bought some fish from M&S (we can actually buy it off fishing boats straight from the sea here but I never do, they still have eyes!!) anyway, got 2 packs of lemon sole & 1 pack of salmon on offer '3 packs for £10'. Got their watercress sauce to go with the salmon, more low-carb than low-gi but it's so lush I couldn't resist.

    Ok, I'm just waffling now :o Better go & chase up this OU stuff.

    The fresh fish is the nicest you can get. Why not ask them if they will take off the head, if not get a really sharp pair of scissors like you would use to cut open a chicken and do one quick cut at either end.
  • Always_Harassed
    Always_Harassed Posts: 1,087 Forumite
    aliasojo wrote: »
    Morrisons Organic 70% choc is lower in carb than some with a higher percentage of cocoa in. Problem is, it's definitely very moreish. I can't buy it cos I don't have the ability to stop at 2 squares. :o
    You and me both
  • sistercas
    sistercas Posts: 4,803 Forumite
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    aliasojo wrote: »

    Morrisons Organic 70% choc is lower in carb than some with a higher percentage of cocoa in. Problem is, it's definitely very moreish. I can't buy it cos I don't have the ability to stop at 2 squares. :o

    i dont go to morrisons 'cos the one near us isnt very nice :(, I think the further south you go the better they are as my sister lives in the midlands and she loves morrisons

    had 3 squares of choc up to now and the squares are huge :T with some walnuts :D I can tell I am not going to stop at 3 though ,I feel that way out tonight , grumpy and just want to feed my face :(
  • aliasojo
    aliasojo Posts: 23,053 Forumite
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    Well I think I'm going to have to have something carby tonight but I've no idea what.

    I don't want to pig out as such but I know I need a boost as I'm so tired today, no energy etc. I think my daily carb intake has been so low, it's too low iyswim, and that's fine for when I'm sat on the couch all day, but these days I'm moving my backside a bit more and I don't feel well for it, if that makes sense.

    I've just been out planting some veg plugs into pots and I'm ready for my bed. I've got no chance for tomorrow's walk. :o

    I thought I might have toast, but then I might crave bread again. :undecided I wish I could stomach porridge as I think that might be ok but I hate the stuff.

    Any ideas on what I can have tonight? I'm trying not to 'locust' my way through the cupboards. :rotfl:
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  • sweetserendipity
    sweetserendipity Posts: 2,358 Forumite
    sistercas wrote: »
    no I used to make soup alot before icing but I hadnt thought about doing a lc one. what do people bung in their lc soups?

    Depends how lc you're being, but a personal fave is roasted butternut squash soup. The original version was in the Idiot Proof Diet book but it's been tweaked by myself & mazzers, think Mercy put our versions on the recipe page if you want to have a look. You could use any lc veg though, just put in what you fancy.
    The fresh fish is the nicest you can get. Why not ask them if they will take off the head, if not get a really sharp pair of scissors like you would use to cut open a chicken and do one quick cut at either end.

    Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo that's TMI!! _pale__pale__pale_ I'm a wuss, I could never do anything like that :o
    aliasojo wrote: »
    Any ideas on what I can have tonight? I'm trying not to 'locust' my way through the cupboards. :rotfl:

    I was going to suggest a piece of toast & peanut butter, but maybe not if you don't trust yourself. Did you ever find out how many carbs were in a [STRIKE]bottle[/STRIKE] glass of Rose?? Would that be carby enough?? :think::D
  • aliasojo
    aliasojo Posts: 23,053 Forumite
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    Lol, don't tempt me. :D
    Herman - MP for all! :)
  • mazzers
    mazzers Posts: 4,234 Forumite
    Its probably a bit late for suggestions now, but i wouldnt have anything carby, its sooo hard to get back to lc then.

    Have some filled roasted peppers or some boiled smoked haddock dripping with butter or fry a chicken breast and have with spinach, these are my lc staples.
  • mazzers
    mazzers Posts: 4,234 Forumite
    Or go have a flippin kebab without the bread like glowgirl did.
    It cant be that bad its only meat, salad and coleslaw :)
  • mazzers
    mazzers Posts: 4,234 Forumite
    And you cant beat burgers with cheese!
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