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  • Posts: 4,372 Member
    dajoloehr wrote: »
    It's really good :smiley: per serving 165cal 2g fat 11g fiber and 22g protein :)

    where do you get that?
  • Posts: 447 Member
    @blambo61 Costco, but I've seen it at a few health stores now the brand is Explore Asian
  • Posts: 92 Member
    I am a snacky kind of person so to keep my food intake in check I prepare the whole day intake beforehand and work out carbs/calories. I put the whole lot on a tray and keep it in the fridge - it is quite satisfying to see all the food I can have for my only meal.

    I have my meal at 4 pm but spread it out until 7 pm. Yesterday I had pork chop, Brussels sprouts, a big egg salad, some broccoli and Stilton soup, a Muller yoghurt, two Kallo rice crackers with creamed cheese and my daily 2 tabs of olive oil. This totalled 50 grms carbs and 1600 calories and I did an hour in the gym. I feel more in control that way and my weight is dropping off slowly but surely.

  • Posts: 838 Member
    Apparently this: http://www.tovaindustries.com/carbalose/carbquik-faq.html

    Its low carb baking mix, am i right brenda?

    That waffle looks amazing btw... how does the carbquik alternative taste?
  • Posts: 3,863 Member
    edited February 2017
    Carbquick is a baking mix for everyone counting carbs...It's made from wheat and has 90% less carbs than flour...I make waffles, pizza and biscuits with mine and there are lots of other recipes I haven't tried yet...I like the taste :)
  • Posts: 529 Member
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    Roast pork with pan fried courgette and roasted red pepper mash.
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    Pan fried salmon cooked with butter and creme fraiche on a bed of baby spinach leaves. Simples.

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  • Posts: 4,372 Member
    Thanks for the info! Food looks great!
  • Posts: 838 Member
    Wow those dishes look amazing
  • Posts: 92 Member
    No picture asmeal already eaten.

    Stuffed mushrooms with Boursin

    Put some mushrooms in a plastic bag with one tab of olive oil - shake
    Put mushrooms on a baking tray for 10 mins in a medium/hot oven. Take out of oven.
    Remove mushroms tails, chop and mix wirh some Boursin (or similar) and black pepper
    Put stuffing of Boursin and mushrooms tails back in mushrooms
    Another 5/8 mins in oven
    The smell is unbelievable and it is low carb.
  • Posts: 447 Member
    edited February 2017
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    This is just left overs :)
  • Posts: 447 Member
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    Homemade chickenless chicken soup, elk sausage and a cheese biscuit.
  • Posts: 3,863 Member
    dajoloehr leftovers are the best and where's the chicken?!?!?! LOL
  • Posts: 3,863 Member
    Eggs and cheese on toast with bacon and sausage and some smartfood popcorn :)s9xdbl0681o4.jpg
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  • Posts: 447 Member
    @brendagaudette I was going to put some in but I needed to save the calories for the elk sausage :tongue:
  • Posts: 3,863 Member
    Today's meal was almost the same as yesterday...Eggs and cheese on toast with Peanut butter toast and hot chocolate and smartfood popcorn :smile:
  • Posts: 447 Member
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    Egg, jalapeño, turkey sausage and 2 blueberry toaster waffles that didn't make it on the plate lol
  • Posts: 3,863 Member
    edited February 2017
    Carbquik Waffles with LC maple syrup :)j3lmif3zg60g.jpg
    Plus I had a couple bites of Chop Suey and a handful of Smartfood Popcorn :)
  • Posts: 447 Member
    7shk65r07sis.jpeg cauliflower rice, salmon and ceaser salad
  • Posts: 838 Member
    these photos are the full amount of food you eat in one day? Pretty impressive!!
  • Posts: 3,863 Member
    edited February 2017
    1MADGIRL wrote: »
    these photos are the full amount of food you eat in one day?

    For Me Yes, yesterday I was really hungry :p I was only going to have 1 waffle but I forgot to cut the recipe in half so I just ate them both!!!
  • Posts: 447 Member
    1MADGIRL wrote: »
    these photos are the full amount of food you eat in one day? Pretty impressive!!

    I do eat a little a couple hours earlier, Ill have my protein coffee (105 calories) and a snack that's around 200-300 calories other wise id have a hard time making it to 1000 for dinner. Ive gotten so conditioned to have a healthy dinner from when I would eat 4-5 times a day, that I really enjoy eating that types of food, just now I can have a little mores :)
  • Posts: 838 Member

    Wow im impressed. I think I should eat less than haha. Cos I eat more than that.
  • Posts: 3,863 Member
    1MADGIRL wrote: »

    I feel like I'm eating a lot and those waffles are very filling so 1 is plenty and also some sausage bacon or ham to go with it would be better so at least I'm getting some protein
  • Posts: 3,863 Member
    This is what I'll be having all day :p I hope someone posts something better than this today!!! dazmana9rsuo.jpg
  • Posts: 177 Member
    Brenda: Are you doing a water only fast or just drinking water until your one meal of the day? Just curious.

    Last night I made pizza using a recipe for cauliflower pizza crust. 2 cups mozzarella + 2 cups riced cauliflower (I used frozen) + 2 large eggs. Super simple, quick and oh my word...soooo yummy! I didn't expect it to be so good. I ate too fast and consumed 2/3 of the pizza (too much) but still only ate 1400 calories for the day which is good in my book and definitely couldn't have done that with 2/3 of a regular pizza! Here's a video to see how easy it is...especially skipping the grating by using frozen cauliflower rice. https://youtu.be/W8Gtk067h5Y

    And here's how my pizza looked. I finally remembered to take a pic.
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  • Posts: 447 Member
    Ive always wanted to try that @Mom2annie it looks so good. I was worried about the amount of cheese though, so ive never made it.
  • Posts: 177 Member
    dajoloehr wrote: »
    Ive always wanted to try that @Mom2annie it looks so good. I was worried about the amount of cheese though, so ive never made it.

    Yes--it's alot of cheese for sure. I probably shouldn't have had it last night since I'm already stopped up with cheese from my LCHF trial. Blech. But it was soooooo good and I was craving pizza and considered ordering real pizza. It was definitely the lesser of two evils. I may try tweaking the recipe next time...maybe half the mozzarella. I'll let you know if it works out or not.
  • Posts: 3,863 Member
    @Mom2annie I'm doing a water fast only, I ate my last meal yesterday at 5 pm and won't eat another meal until tomorrow around noon...That pizza looks sooo yummy, I'm putting cauliflower on my grocery list :)

  • Posts: 447 Member
    @Mom2annie yea I'm going to give it a try. I know when I crave pizza (which is a lot lol) i used to buy a ultra thin crust spinach and provolone pizza from walmart, I cant remember the brand, but it was only 720 calories for the whole pizza. I know that sounds a lot but it really not for pizza, I would cut it in half while frozen and only cook half to avoid the temptation and throw some precooked chicken breast and veggies on it to beef it up :)
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