Foods..Allowed or not allowed C1

Hello there, I was just wondering if anyone knew if Avocado and/or Buffalo meat are allowed on Cycle 1. Buffalo meat is a highly lean meat, it is actually leaner and healthier than chicken or turkey.

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  • jenbk2
    jenbk2 Posts: 614 Member
    I believe Avacado is not allowed in the first 2 cycles. In Cycle 3 you can use it at a friendly fat
  • Calderon46
    Calderon46 Posts: 116 Member
    Can any of you tell me if parmesan cheese is allowed on the first cycle please, because there is no sugar or carbs in it?
  • Calderon46
    Calderon46 Posts: 116 Member
    Hi all,
    Can I have prawns or smoked salmon on cycle 1 of the 17 day diet?
  • knittingbandmom
    knittingbandmom Posts: 190 Member
    I know you can have the salmon but prawns are shrimp, right? Here is the fish list for c1.

    Fish*

    Salmon, canned or fresh
    Sole
    Flounder
    Catfish
    Tilapia
    Canned light tuna (in water)

    *Opt for wild-caught rather than farm-raised fish, which may
    have received doses of antibiotics.

    And here is your parmesan reference from the book:

    Condiments and seasonings are allowed in moderation:
    salsa, low-carb marinara sauce, lite soy sauce, low-carb
    ketchup, fat-free sour cream, low-fat, low-sodium broth, Truvia (a
    non-caloric sweetener made from natural ingredients), sugar-
    free jams and jellies, vegetable cooking spray, fat-free cheeses
    (i.e. Parmesan), fat-free salad dressing, salt, pepper, vinegar,
    mustard, herbs and spices.
  • caitlindrew422
    caitlindrew422 Posts: 109 Member
    I notice a lot of Cycle 1 recipes using shredded parmesan cheese so I assumed it was okay, I have yet to find fat free but somebody on another site said everyone uses regular.
  • mycrazy8splus1
    mycrazy8splus1 Posts: 1,558 Member
    buffalo meat is fine on cycle 1
  • caitlindrew422
    caitlindrew422 Posts: 109 Member
    buffalo meat is fine on cycle 1


    Thanks!
  • mycrazy8splus1
    mycrazy8splus1 Posts: 1,558 Member
    here is an allowable foods list for cycle 1

    PROTEINS
    Fish
    Canned Light Tuna (water packed)
    Catfish
    Flounder
    Salmon
    Sole
    Tilapia
    Buffalo
    Venison
    Antelope
    Elk

    * Opt for wild-caught rather than farm-raised fish, which may have received doses of antibiotics. Avoid the bigger fish such as swordfish, shark, king mackerel, and albacore tuna. They are the most likely to carry metals like methyl-mercury, which is considered a toxin.

    Poultry
    Chicken Breast
    Eggs (2 eggs = 1 serving)
    Egg Whites (4 egg whites =1 serving)
    Turkey Breast

    CLEANSING VEGETABLES (Eat Liberally)
    • Artichoke
    • Artichoke hearts
    • Asparagus
    • Bell peppers, green, orange, red, yellow
    • Broccoli
    • Brussels sprouts
    • Cabbage
    • Carrots
    • Cauliflower
    • Celery
    • Cucumbers
    • Eggplant
    • Garlic
    • Green beans
    • Green, leafy vegetables (including beet greens, turnip greens, collard greens)
    • Kale
    • Leeks
    • Lettuce, all varieties
    • Mushrooms
    • Okra
    • Onions
    • Parsley
    • Scallions
    • Spinach
    • Tomatoes
    • Watercress

    FIBROUS FRUIT- 2 SERVINGS DAILY
    • Apples
    • Berries, all types
    • Grapefruit
    • Oranges
    • Peaches
    • Pears
    • Plums
    • Prickly pear cactus
    • Prunes
    • Red grapes

    PROBIOTIC FOODS- 2 SERVINGS DAILY
    Acidophilus milk: (1 cup = 1 serving)
    Kefir: similar to a drinking-style yogurt; great for making smoothies (1 cup = 1 serving)
    Low-fat acidophilus milk (1 cup = 1 serving)
    Reduced salt miso dissolved in low-fat, low-sodium broth (1 tablespoon – 1 serving)
    Sauerkraut: (1/2 cup – 1 serving)
    Yakult: (1 cup = 1 serving)
    Yogurt, any type, including Greek-style, sugar-free (6 oz. container = 1 serving)


    FRIENDLY FATS: 1 TO 2 TABLESPOONS DAILY
    Flaxseed oil
    Olive oil

    CONDIMENTS
    Condiments and seasonings are allowed in moderation:
    • Salsa, low-carb marinara sauce, lite soy sauce, low-carb ketchup, fat-free sour cream, Truvia (a non-caloric sweetener made from natural ingredients), sugar-free jams and jellies, vegetable cooking spray, fat-free cheeses (i.e. Parmesan), fat-free salad dressing, salt, pepper, vinegar, mustard, herbs, and spices.

    Substitutions for vegetarians:
    One-half cup of tofu (any type)
    One-half cup of beans, lentils, or any legume
    1-2 vegetarian or black bean burgers (made from textured vegetable protein)
    2-4 ounces any vegetarian cheese, including soy cheese
    2 vegetarian “sausage” links (great substitute for eggs!)
    2 scoops vegan rice protein powder (great for smoothies, blend with 1 cup unsweetened almond milk and a fruit) for a quick 17-Day Diet vegetarian breakfast
    Any type of vegetarian meat substitute made from textured vegetable protein (see package for serving size)
    For dairy substitutes: 1 serving is 1 cup unsweetened soy milk, almond milk, or rice milk
    For yogurt substitutes, it is fine to use soy milk yogurtThese subs will work for all cycles as meat-protein substitutions.
  • Calderon46
    Calderon46 Posts: 116 Member
    Thanks for the very comprehensive list of foods mycrazy8s:smile: