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Nuts?

lil_lizt
Posts: 275 Member
Which nuts are best to eat? Today I bought Brazil nuts, almonds and my favs macadamias after my PT recommended adding nuts to my diet
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I like peanuts and almonds, and cashews, so that is my opinion on which ones are best to eat.
I do also like macadamias, but geez, those things are expensive.
Any certain criteria you have? What are you looking for in a nut?0 -
Pecans, walnuts, almonds, peanuts0
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Almonds and brazil nuts... Raw and unsalted.0
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I eat a few brazil nuts every day. They are good for the thyroid but don't eat too many ( keep it under 10).0
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I personally love almonds and cashews. But make sure you use a digital scale if you're trying to maintain a deficit -- a little of them goes a long way! I weigh out an ounce (one serving) in advance, put it in a ziplock and keep it in my car for a snack. It's a surprisingly small amount. In the old days I would have eaten several handfuls (probably 500 calories -- no wonder I gained weight!).0
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I would say pretty much any of them will fit in the good fats you are probably looking for. It all comes down to taste. I like almonds the most and then probably cashews and pecans. But I also like walnuts. All for different things! Not a huge fan of peanuts because I already eat PB. HA! Right now, Costco has these toasted coconut covered cashews that make me want to smack somebody they are so good! LOL0
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Blue Diamond dark chocolate almonds. Good for the sweet cravings. They're basically dusted in a dark chocolate cocoa powder. Yum!0
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I personally love almonds and cashews. But make sure you use a digital scale if you're trying to maintain a deficit -- a little of them goes a long way! I weigh out an ounce (one serving) in advance, put it in a ziplock and keep it in my car for a snack. It's a surprisingly small amount. In the old days I would have eaten several handfuls (probably 500 calories -- no wonder I gained weight!).
^^ Oh yes! For sure weigh them out -- a little goes a long way. If you decide to do them ON something, weigh them, put them in a bag and then crush them with a rolling pin or a can and sprinkle them on. I can't eat just one ounce, though -- I make 2oz. fit. LOL
Edited for spelling. geez...0
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