Update on almond milk
jpkrueger
Posts: 280 Member
Good morning everyone! I've seen this question in a couple of places so decided to start a new thread for easy reference. Autumn Calabrese has started a Facebook challenge group called "Memorial Day Fix Challenge". She posted a video last night about the use of almond milk or coconut milk. She said that if you use up to 8 oz of unsweetened almond milk that it should not count as a yellow. She said since 8 oz of unsweetened almond milk contains only 30 cal and 1 gm of sugar, it will have no impact on your results. She did clarify that that was only her opinion (not the nutritionists) but that's how she uses it in her diet.
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Awesome! That was my suspicion. It just seemed like so few calories and such that there wasn't a hard reason to count is as an entire yellow.0
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I saw that too! I don't really use it. But maybe I will now lol0
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@dkwi04 Almond milk makes the shake sooooo creamy. Just make sure it's unsweetened and you may never look back again!0
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I have it in the fridge almost all the time for my husbands coffee. So I will try it0
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That's great!!0
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Love unsweetened vanilla!0
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Thank you for this post on Almond milk. I have just used water in my Shakeology since starting last week for fear of losing one of those precious yellows! This morning's Shakeology was soooo much better with a cup of unsweetened Almond milk!0
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Totally agree, amazing what a difference the almond milk makes!!!0
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AWESOME!!! This didn't make sense to me in the first place that almond milk was a whole yellow0
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Awesome! Thanks!0
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Great to hear! I use the coconut/almond blend one unsweetened of course and use it in my tea!0
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I just stumbled upon this group today and this makes me SO happy! I use almond milk every day in my Shakeology, and I just have counted it as a yellow. Knowing I don't have to makes me thrilled! Thanks for sharing this info!0
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Yup, you get a precious yellow back!0
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Good to know. I always thought that about unsweetened almond milk. I thought it's only 30 calories.0
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