Fat bombs without sweeteners?
redimock
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Does anyone have any good recipes for fat bombs without sweeteners? I have been avoiding all sweeteners since the beginning of April and feel awesome without them. I just want to make some fat bombs for emergency food on an upcoming road trip. All of the recipes I find call for some sort of sweetener. I was thinking of just trying to make one without the sweetener, but wasn't sure if it would taste ok. I might just go with stopping for a coffee and brining along my HWC instead .
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Cans of sardines ... olives ... road trip = room for a cooler usually, so bring hard boiled eggs, or heck, full on containers of leftover meals.0
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Pure olive or coconut oil
Just kidding not. I actually have a small, 25 ml, makeup jar with CO in my purse or a bag of pork rinds for emergencies. I seldom have to use it since I do IF. Low maintenance and no fuzz. Sorry it wasn't the recipe you asked for.1 -
Ha, well, if such a thing does not exist, that's okay. I do IF too, but for the past few days, I've been crazy hungry. I don't know why. I'm just worried that might happen in the car (11-12 hr trip). Eggs & olives are already on the list - although I was worried that eggs without the extra fat of butter would make me hungry too. I have never tried a sardine, hmmmmm.....
And as for leftover meals - I have been seriously pondering buying a 3 lb pork roast and making it with my favorite recipe. I love eating it cold. It just seems excessive to make one giant pork roast for that length of time.... Probably better than lunch meat though, which also leaves me hungry....
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I like cream cheese rolled up in salami.
But, for a road trip I would just go with simple stuff like nuts, beef jerky and pork rinds.
The great thing about this woe for me is that I don't expect that I will need to eat on long trips anyway, so I don't really need to pack much at all. Seriously, I expect 1 bag of jerky and a small can of almonds to be plenty for the 15 hour trip I'm making next month.
In the past I would be snacking on something just about every hour. Now, I could just as easily go without anything and just make the usual stop for lunch then wait again til dinner.4 -
I just made these last night: ruled.me/savory-pizza-fat-bombs/
They are amazing. I tend to not be a fan of sweet things anyway, so those are fantastic for me.2 -
Sunny_Bunny_ wrote: »I like cream cheese rolled up in salami.
But, for a road trip I would just go with simple stuff like nuts, beef jerky and pork rinds.
The great thing about this woe for me is that I don't expect that I will need to eat on long trips anyway, so I don't really need to pack much at all. Seriously, I expect 1 bag of jerky and a small can of almonds to be plenty for the 15 hour trip I'm making next month.
In the past I would be snacking on something just about every hour. Now, I could just as easily go without anything and just make the usual stop for lunch then wait again til dinner.
Ahhh, we are not stopping for lunch & dinner, so those are going into the cooler too (eggs, olives, etc.). Cream cheese rolled up in salami sounds like an excellent addition!Gallowmere1984 wrote: »I just made these last night: ruled.me/savory-pizza-fat-bombs/
They are amazing. I tend to not be a fan of sweet things anyway, so those are fantastic for me.
Those do look amazing. I think I'll add them to the list! Thanks so much!
I think I need to tighten up on my carbs in the next few days to squash some of this hunger before the trip on Monday.
Thanks all!
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Gallowmere1984 wrote: »I just made these last night: ruled.me/savory-pizza-fat-bombs/
They are amazing. I tend to not be a fan of sweet things anyway, so those are fantastic for me.
Oh My! Those look amazing!1 -
I make a cream cheese dip: Philly cream cheese, full fat, scallions or finely diced onions, diced ham or bacon, fried first, salt, pepper, Worcestershire's. I have no idea how much of any of it...this is a recipe from my old life and I've not made it since going Keto and weighed everything. I've always just added ingredients to two packages of Philly it til I liked the taste. Sometimes I'd add some shredded cheddar too. Mix in mixer and eat on - pork rinds now; used to be crackers.0
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Coconut manna! I take the jar and place it in hot water until I can stir it completely. I place one TB in each space of a silicone mini muffin pan and place in the freezer for a few hours. Once frozen, pop them out and store them in a Baggie in the freezer. You can eat them frozen or let them sit out for a bit. One tablespoon has 100 calories, 9g fat, 3g carbs, 2g fiber. It's also called coconut butter. I love it!1
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erinseattle wrote: »Coconut manna! I take the jar and place it in hot water until I can stir it completely. I place one TB in each space of a silicone mini muffin pan and place in the freezer for a few hours. Once frozen, pop them out and store them in a Baggie in the freezer. You can eat them frozen or let them sit out for a bit. One tablespoon has 100 calories, 9g fat, 3g carbs, 2g fiber. It's also called coconut butter. I love it!
Awesome idea! I've added it to coffee and just eaten it with a spoon! But frozen sounds great!0 -
erinseattle wrote: »Coconut manna! I take the jar and place it in hot water until I can stir it completely. I place one TB in each space of a silicone mini muffin pan and place in the freezer for a few hours. Once frozen, pop them out and store them in a Baggie in the freezer. You can eat them frozen or let them sit out for a bit. One tablespoon has 100 calories, 9g fat, 3g carbs, 2g fiber. It's also called coconut butter. I love it!
Yes, I love coconut butter!0 -
Everything tastes good with cream cheese!!! Just mix in whatever you like! Cheese, meats, olives, avocado, pickles.... combinations are endless!2
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Thanks again for the ideas everyone - I think I'll be prepared now
I hadn't heard of coconut manna/butter. I'll have to keep an eye out for it!1 -
erinseattle wrote: »Coconut manna! I take the jar and place it in hot water until I can stir it completely. I place one TB in each space of a silicone mini muffin pan and place in the freezer for a few hours. Once frozen, pop them out and store them in a Baggie in the freezer. You can eat them frozen or let them sit out for a bit. One tablespoon has 100 calories, 9g fat, 3g carbs, 2g fiber. It's also called coconut butter. I love it!
Oh I love this idea. I'm going to try this!1 -
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