I was just wondering if you are on a LCHF diet for type 1 diabetes, what do you call low carbs? Is it just a maximum of carbs you have in a day & what type of carbs is it? Thanks
@TERRYBURGE I don't follow a LHCF diet by any means, but I do enjoy the odd low carb meal. Fish/chicken with veg is a good example.
Salmon with a tray of roast veg from the supermarket, or homemade "Hunter's-but-not-really" chicken, just a chicken fillet stuffed with Philadelphia and wrapped in bacon, again with veg. My mum likes experimenting with potato alternatives, believe it or not cauliflower mash actually works, so long as it's mixed with lots of butter ha!
Things like potatoes/bread/pasta are very high in carbs, so if you're after a LCHF lifestyle I'd try avoiding those to start with. I've started eating lots of nuts to curb my carby snack cravings - nuts are high in fat and protein, but I was surprised to learn how few carbs there are in a portion of plain cashew nuts!). Carrot sticks and hummus works too, as long as it's not a sweet chilli hummus or something.
Do you carb count? There's loads of apps for it which help figure out what meals to have, how many carbs are in a portion, with pictures to help etc