Hi all
I've been a low (ish) carber for three months now and have brought my BG levels down to an average of 5.7 from 16.4 and have lost 2.5 stone.
Love my 85% chocolate treat and a bag of crisps BUT moderately.
I really want to bring into my food chain some full fat yogurt (to mix with a drissle of honey and berrys),i have stood in the supermarkets staring at the labels like we all do and can't find one with what I think is a low enough carb content,may be I'm trying to hard,any ideas folks.
Thank you.
Arh ok yes,I'm new to the T2 life but learning and trying hard everyday. I've been looking more at the carb content, thank you Freemagreek yohurt 10% fat cant you find that ?
They all have some carbs in them.
Full fat Greek Yogurt is good. I usually have Fage but it is expensive. I wouldn't dare put honey in it. almost 100% sugar. I just add 2 or 3 strawberries or 6 raspberries. Blueberries spike me.
Hi TipetooWe have been getting 2 kg tubs of Jalna Greek style full fat yoghurt, as the other slightly lower carb yoghurt we normally buy is in short supply.
I do not think it is available outside of Australia, there is nothing on their website saying that it is exported.Hi Tipetoo
is this yogurt available in the UK ,thank you.
Ok thank you
The honey is only a tiny tiny back up as I tried Skyr and it was so bland.
I did look at the Greek yogurt in Lidls BUT this label looking makes you paranoid ,always looking as low as possible.Ok I'll drop the honey for a hand full of raspberries.
Hi bulkbikerDouble cream? Creme fraiche.. higher fats and fewer carbs..marscapone?
I do not think it is available outside of Australia, there is nothing on their website saying that it is exported.
LolLidls full fat Greek is the one for me.... idiots have halved the size of tub.....
If Jalna were to export the yoghurt it would most likely be to China.Ok no worries
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