SlimLizzy
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- Normandy, previously Worcestershire
- Type of diabetes
- Prediabetes
- Treatment type
- Diet only
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@Chook, Mr Slim was really ill after flu jab this yearHello everyone - I'm still not well, is it possible to have flu after having had the flu jab? If it's not flu then it's a REALLY horrible cold. I think I was running a temperature this morning (again) so had a rummage through the bathroom cupboard to find the forehead thermometer - then realised it probably won't be particularly accurate as I bought it when my daughter was a toddler and she turned 40 last year. Time to get a new one I think.
All this talk of almond butter.... I might have to try a spoonful or two mixed with some extra thick double cream I have which needs using up.
@ianpspurs I am so sorry to hear about Julie and I hope she feels a bit better soon.
@SlimLizzy My husband had similar symptoms to yours and was investigated for the same thing. Eventually the symptoms went away on their own and I do so that yours do too. The waiting for appointments and results is awful.
Yesterday's food was low carb comfort food
Breakfast: Avocado
Lunch: Cheese and some chocolate
Dinner: coronation chicken and lettuce
Snacks: Couple of glasses of wine
Today - more comfort food....
Breakfast: Bacon and eggs
Lunch: Cheese and some chocolate
Dinner: M&S sirloin steak with herb butter and lamb ribs - might have a bit of salad with it but might not - not sure
Snacks: Couple of glasses of wine
Hope you feel better soon. Am assuming without the jab you would be feeling worse than you do now? sounds as if you are lookiing after yourself nicely.Hello everyone - I'm still not well, is it possible to have flu after having had the flu jab? If it's not flu then it's a REALLY horrible cold. I think I was running a temperature this morning (again) so had a rummage through the bathroom cupboard to find the forehead thermometer - then realised it probably won't be particularly accurate as I bought it when my daughter was a toddler and she turned 40 last year. Time to get a new one I think.
All this talk of almond butter.... I might have to try a spoonful or two mixed with some extra thick double cream I have which needs using up.
@ianpspurs I am so sorry to hear about Julie and I hope she feels a bit better soon.
@SlimLizzy My husband had similar symptoms to yours and was investigated for the same thing. Eventually the symptoms went away on their own and I do so that yours do too. The waiting for appointments and results is awful.
Yesterday's food was low carb comfort food
Breakfast: Avocado
Lunch: Cheese and some chocolate
Dinner: coronation chicken and lettuce
Snacks: Couple of glasses of wine
Today - more comfort food....
Breakfast: Bacon and eggs
Lunch: Cheese and some chocolate
Dinner: M&S sirloin steak with herb butter and lamb ribs - might have a bit of salad with it but might not - not sure
Snacks: Couple of glasses of wine
Yes. I have to give it a good stir each time. It doesn’t quite have the full flavour of peanut butter but nice all the same.With almond butter, there is usually a fair amount of oil that settles on top. Have you tried giving it a good stir or incorporate the oil back in. And yes, it might work if you mix in cocoa and sweetener to make a chocolate spread, extra oil might be needed to get it to the right consistency.
There are many variations of Keto or low carb microwave bread out there. The recipe I used is actually a 2 minute version and I also added a little ground flax to up the fibre. There are some recipes that use coconut flour, this one calls for almond flour but ground almonds worked fine.@BibaBee 90 sec bread? sounds interesting
22-03
XBX 16, seem to be stuck there, shoulder is getting worse, not better
Breakfast: 80g portion of defroasted nectarine and peach slices wth 140g greek yoghurt( finished the pot)
Interesting that the declared carb content was only 6.5g per 100g - less than mixed berries! Any thoughts on this anyone?
Was going to eat the other two chorizo style vegetarian sausages cooked last night, but yukk, disgusting cold and binned them.
lunch: MrSlim raided the fridge, so we had ham, some hummous, few baby toms, token lettuce leaf, three slices cucumber and a huge croissant from freezer warmed in the oven (there was no bread in the house at all ) broke my croissant into two uneven pieces. checked in cals and carbs book. Then had the larger portion. Helped myself to two more slices of ham. Found the croisant too sweet, but hungry so ate it anyway.
snack: 20g manchego cheese, five baby toms, 12 olives
dinner: chorizo style sausages, (real meat this time) 3 each, crushed new potatoes with butter and cornichons, mashed swede butter and black pepper, edame beans with peas and sweetcorn, red cabbage casserole. Slightly odd combination - we are eating up stuff from the freezer, so likely to see same items reccurring.
two glasses of rose wine and one large glass of water.
Not yet worked out carb content so ay be a small indulgence added later
last week saw a recipe for bread rolls that looked really tasty, got a bit distracted and have not tried it yet, esp as it required psyllium husk, which have not used before. Also not managed to make the no grain granola, eating out of the freezer atm. Better get on with it, would prefer to try for first time in a familiar oven.There are many variations of Keto or low carb microwave bread out there. The recipe I used is actually a 2 minute version and I also added a little ground flax to up the fibre. There are some recipes that use coconut flour, this one calls for almond flour but ground almonds worked fine.
www.sugarfreemom.com/recipes/2-minute-low-carb-english-muffin/
@zauberflote has been perfecting her own tweaked version too.
I shall try that. I have the ingredients.There are many variations of Keto or low carb microwave bread out there. The recipe I used is actually a 2 minute version and I also added a little ground flax to up the fibre. There are some recipes that use coconut flour, this one calls for almond flour but ground almonds worked fine.
www.sugarfreemom.com/recipes/2-minute-low-carb-english-muffin/
@zauberflote has been perfecting her own tweaked version too.
Had a look. With these thai desserts they work the mung beans until they look like a marzipan paste so yes I believe ground almonds would work. I suspect all you would have to do is follow a traditional marzipan recipe but obviously substitute sweetener for sugar. You could always use coconut flavouring to get a coconut taste into it. Need the patience of a saint to make them though. You will want your sweetener finer as traditional marzipan uses caster and icing sugar.
[USER=499223]@Listlad try adding salt to the almond butter jar? But peanuts are a “louder” flavor anyway, says the girl who is a Virginia peanut connoisseur .....
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