Egg beaters vs. real eggs?
PippaJo_
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Hello again -
I've seen in the MF literature that the egg substitute is what's recommended as a lean option - not real, whole eggs.
Does anyone know why that is, exactly? Is it calories? Cholesterol? Something else?
What's the detriment, if I were to just use real eggs instead...would it throw me out of ketosis or something, and why?
I've seen in the MF literature that the egg substitute is what's recommended as a lean option - not real, whole eggs.
Does anyone know why that is, exactly? Is it calories? Cholesterol? Something else?
What's the detriment, if I were to just use real eggs instead...would it throw me out of ketosis or something, and why?
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Hmm....in the meatless options guide it shows you can have 3 whole eggs as equaling one full lean. But you only want to do this once a week. otherwise, you can have 14 egg whites, or 2 cups of Egg Beaters. Once a week suggestion is due to cholesterol.0
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Ooh, three eggs = one lean. I think I just found one of my go-to meals. Add spinach and mushrooms, and I should be a happy camper. :-)
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You can also have 2 whole eggs plus 4 egg whites as a leaner option (add 1 fat) that's my favorite option for eggs.0