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[Daphne917]

To all those that say Yuk to Lidl rolls, you can't possibly have tried them sliced and toasted, with lots of butter melting into them. Heaven.

I had them in various guises but, unfortunately, still don't like 'em!!!

 

[badcat]

Have you tried Tesco's high protein bread?

Yes but that also sends my sugars too high - shame it makes very nice toast. HiLo bread ( available from Sainsburys and maybe elsewhere ) has a less dramatic effect. Livwell bread is ok but doesnt toast very well the toast comes out v drt / tough. I find the toasted lidl rolls better than livlife toast. Both are v seedd low carb but lidl stand up better tontoasting imo

 

[Bluetit1802]

Have you tried Tesco's high protein bread?

Sadly it is 10g per slice.

 

[frankbegbie]

Or with grated extra mature cheese on them toasted under the grill. Burgen bread sends my sugars ballistic

You've just made my mind up for breakfast tomorrow.

Cheese on toast. Mmmmm

 

[dbr10]

Yes but that also sends my sugars too high - shame it makes very nice toast. HiLo bread ( available from Sainsburys and maybe elsewhere ) has a less dramatic effect. Livwell bread is ok but doesnt toast very well the toast comes out v drt / tough. I find the toasted lidl rolls better than livlife toast. Both are v seedd low carb but lidl stand up better tontoasting imo

Lidl are great toasted. Bought some more this morning.

 

[dbr10]

Sadly it is 10g per slice.

Won't be trying that then.

 

[dbr10]

You've just made my mind up for breakfast tomorrow.

Cheese on toast. Mmmmm

Asked my doctor once what I could eat on a coach trip. He thought a cheese sandwich would be ideal. That would be a cheese sandwich without the bread of course.

 

[Daphne917]

Sadly it is 10g per slice.

I suppose it depends on your reaction to the bread - I can eat 2 slices with 2 poached eggs for b/fast and still only be at 5.5 two hours later

 

[Juicetin]

In my opinion the Lidl rolls do need to be cooked in some way , microwaving makes them nice and soft and quite tasty, toasting them is probably the ultimate as they take on a lovely crispiness round the edges. My latest fad is putting them in the oven for a few minutes either with or without a filling. I also get very stressed on the way to the shop in case they haven't got any. A couple of weeks ago they had run out so I asked a member of staff to cook some specially and she fetched a load out of the chiller and popped them in the oven.

 

[Bluetit1802]

I also get very stressed on the way to the shop in case they haven't got any.

Oh so do I! I have to go well in advance of running out in the freezer.

 

[AM1874]

Am I the only one on this forum who doesn't like Lidl protein rolls

No .. I have never understood the status that many people demonstrate towards a piece of bread, particularly since, for LCHF/keto, one roll is about half your daily measure of carbs