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Has anyone got a spiralizer & ideas for eating less bread, pots, pasta, rice, noodles
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i bought my spiralizer off ebay for around £5, looks like a large pencil sharpener. no brand name sorry
i make noodles from courgette, mooli, butternut squash and the large left over stalk from broccoli/cauli etc not tried it with a carrot so dont know if would handle it or not
i do like oopsies but u can also make a bread sub from almond flour/flaxmeal which i find more substantial. have a few of these recipes so shout if u want themWhen you know better you do better0 -
I've been thinking about getting one too!
I purchased a julienne peeler from ebay...silly mistake.
After reporting to the seller it didnt work, they replied 'What it not peeling'.
I correct them saying it did peel, but didnt Julienne..the reply...'What julienne'.
rather humorous to me, but annoying..am still in need of a julienne peeler.Total Debt in Feb 2015 - £6,052 | DEBT FREE 26/05/2017Swagbucks £200 Valued Opinions £100Dave Ramsey Baby Step 2 | Mr Money Mustache Addict0 -
I bought this spiraliser as it doesn't leave chunks of waste veg like some if the others. Works extremely well on all the veg I've tried so far...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002USUAH8?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s000 -
I bought a gefu spiralizer at the weekend and have used it sometimes twice a day! It is a bit big, so not easy to store and ordinarily I would wait to find one at a car boot sale, but I had a pain to get one!
There are plenty of recipes for grain free low carb eating on Pinterest . Black bean brownies are a fav of mine.0
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