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<blockquote data-quote="BrianTheElder" data-source="post: 1412019" data-attributes="member: 311044"><p>When I first started my ketogenic diet last July, I was really concerned, even agitated, about being restricted on what bread I could eat. Bread was one of my absolute favourite foods. I made some bread and I also sampled quite a few from supermarkets. The best I found was from Amazon - Lowcarb by Carbzone, only 7.5g carbs per 100g. The slices are 50g each, so 3.8g carbs per slice.</p><p>However, over the last few months, I have stopped eating bread altogether and have told myself that's something I don't eat. And it works, now I don't miss it at all, even when others are eating it in front of me and telling me how good it is.</p><p>Abstinence is actually a lot easier than controlling limitations.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrianTheElder, post: 1412019, member: 311044"] When I first started my ketogenic diet last July, I was really concerned, even agitated, about being restricted on what bread I could eat. Bread was one of my absolute favourite foods. I made some bread and I also sampled quite a few from supermarkets. The best I found was from Amazon - Lowcarb by Carbzone, only 7.5g carbs per 100g. The slices are 50g each, so 3.8g carbs per slice. However, over the last few months, I have stopped eating bread altogether and have told myself that's something I don't eat. And it works, now I don't miss it at all, even when others are eating it in front of me and telling me how good it is. Abstinence is actually a lot easier than controlling limitations. [/QUOTE]
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