In this house, we never have different main meals, except when my OH had mac & cheese on a non-cooking night, then I'll have cauli cheese, so almost the same thing!
Breakfast we both have yog, plus fruit for him and usually rhubarb for me. Lunchtime, I have a barrell of salad and he has a crusty roll, or sandwich usually, but main means we have the same, although he may have additional carbs. It was a pact we made the day I was diagnosed, and we've stuck with it.
The amended recipe names are only marginally important until we've tried the recipe, to avoid pre-consumption auto-suggestion. This is especially valid as he is the main cook here.
Interesting conversation around same meals for all. For at least 25 years due to Julie's IBS and our work we have often neither eaten together nor the same food. One or other would eat with the boys Only real exception was "set piece" meals and even then our preferences for type of meat or fish and how much or little it was cooked were widely different. In retirement I will rise up to 4 hrs earlier and want to go to sleep much earlier so when we want to eat is not usually in sync. In that respect OMAD/IF has been a blessing. On track a little I have only had tea today but Julie finds breakfast - 4 hrs+ after I was up - essential to avoiding problems.
Hopefully not derailing. Hardest times are visiting our boys - since last summer I am well able to go up to 3 days on tea so would be fine eating nothing but they seem intent on treating me like a foie gras bird. Off to see newest grandchild so may be taking LC crackers and cheese which seems ruder than politely refusing. How do other people deal with visiting family?It's a bit similar here in weekdays due to Mr C's shifts - I have to have breakfast as soon as I get up for DP whereas he has his main meal of the day as a big brunch at midday before leaving for work. I have dinner at home at about 6-7pm and he has a salad or sandwiches at his desk at work at about 8-9pm. But at the weekends we eat all meals together.
Hopefully not derailing. Hardest times are visiting our boys - since last summer I am well able to go up to 3 days on tea so would be fine eating nothing but they seem intent on treating me like a foie gras bird. Off to see newest grandchild so may be taking LC crackers and cheese which seems ruder than politely refusing. How do other people deal with visiting family?
Edit: Would taking my own butter be just too much?
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We're pretty similar, although most of the time I skip the carbs too and have the same. If we eat out I'll something have something carby, whilst Mr B opts for LC options, but otherwise we eat the same food. We only ever used to eat 'real' bread and most of that was baked by me, so we just don't have it in the house now. I guess it's easier if there are just two of you.....harder to manage if you have kids.In this house, we never have different main meals, except when my OH had mac & cheese on a non-cooking night, then I'll have cauli cheese, so almost the same thing!
Breakfast we both have yog, plus fruit for him and usually rhubarb for me. Lunchtime, I have a barrell of salad and he has a crusty roll, or sandwich usually, but main means we have the same, although he may have additional carbs. It was a pact we made the day I was diagnosed, and we've stuck with it.
The amended recipe names are only marginally important until we've tried the recipe, to avoid pre-consumption auto-suggestion. This is especially valid as he is the main cook here.
I'm BibaBee on CMT and there are quite a few of us there. Feel free to follow me and I'll follow you back and add you to my recipe circle.
We're pretty similar, although most of the time I skip the carbs too and have the same. If we eat out I'll something have something carby, whilst Mr B opts for LC options, but otherwise we eat the same food. We only ever used to eat 'real' bread and most of that was baked by me, so we just don't have it in the house now. I guess it's easier if there are just two of you.....harder to manage if you have kids.
I'd be saying like it or lump it! They can always cook their own food if they don't like what you are offering! And like others have said, if they want some carbs on the side, it's not rocket science for them to prepare their own spuds or pasta!No children here anymore, just one increasingly stubborn OH.
Hopefully not derailing. Hardest times are visiting our boys - since last summer I am well able to go up to 3 days on tea so would be fine eating nothing but they seem intent on treating me like a foie gras bird. Off to see newest grandchild so may be taking LC crackers and cheese which seems ruder than politely refusing. How do other people deal with visiting family?
Edit: Would taking my own butter be just too much?
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