There is usually a lot of sugar in any sort of squash, even the 'no added sugar' types. I avoid them now.OK 474ml? Let's say 500mls so a 1g carbs per one drink so 3g carbs extra a day. Not bad. I may cut down in them, I use them as sweet substitute as they r rather tasty
It sounds good to me! Very nicely balanced.... you are probably feeling good and your BG is happy...First day today! I think I did good! Any comments much appreciated!
Breakfast - cream cheese pancakes - 2g carbs, 38g fat, 17g protein, 420 cal
Snack - Cheese Strings - 0g carbs , 17g fat, 21g protein, 244 cal
Lunch - mozzarella, tomato and spinach salad - 6.2g carba, 24g fat, 26,5g protein , 349 cal
Snack - 15 almonds - 1.6g carbs, 8.4g fat, 3.6g protein 101 cal
Dinner - chicken breast, spinach, tomato, feta cheese, cucumber, green pesto, radish - 14.2g carbs , 29g fat, 70g protein 683 cal
Total - 23g Carbs, 116g Fat, 139g Protein 1798 cals. according to My fitness Pal....
too much protein perhaps ?
Lebale wise there isn't much sugar in that one. But that's what label says. I don't drink much anywayThere is usually a lot of sugar in any sort of squash, even the 'no added sugar' types. I avoid them now.
My BG is actually not that good... went up on me yesterday morning to 7 and 8 this morning... highest everIt sounds good to me! Very nicely balanced.... you are probably feeling good and your BG is happy...Have you found a recipe for fat-bombs yet? You can have a couple to keep you going and also a handful of olives is good... I found some savoury fat-bombs too... they are so good when you're peckish, and they keep you feeling happy for hours.... well done, and good luck... Susi
I put bacon in the oven. It makes the fat nice and crunchyNot had bacon for breakfast in months, was finding it too salty. This wasn't, but the fat was all flabby not crunchy.
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Thank you for that ladybird64, I didn't know how to answer without sounding rude, so gave up!!I appreciate that English is not your first language, but you seem to understand it just fine. You are posting on a low carbohydrate thread, for people that follow low carb eating - simple. Also, if you are going to make statements about "stupid diets", and fat not being healthy, you should provide evidence of this.
I note that you have been type 2 since 2011 and have gone onto insulin this year. Many people do find that this is a step they need to take, maybe even prefer to take, but I would say that the majority of us are trying to avoid having to take that step. For many of us, the "stupid diet" as you like to call it, controls our blood glucose levels so we are able to take minimal medication and many don't have to take medication at all. I would say that makes it anything but stupid. Can I also politely suggest that if you disagree with this, that you are posting in the wrong place and should look at one of the other sections related to food?
You are absolutely right Chook dear... horrible when hot!! Delish when cold... with cream...Breakfast: Hot chia pudding - strange how something so nice when it's cold is horrible when it's hot.
Lunch (work): 4 bacon grilled and 2 fried eggs
Dinner: Chicken thighs and drumsticks, lettuce, red onion, last of the beefsteak tomatoes and sour cream as a dip
Treat: G&T
Even more intrigued!The chia absorbs some of the liquid and gets soft. No crunchiness. More like a cross between sloppy blancmange and soft tapioca.
Hi mazz.... Welcome to the world of low-carbing.... Porridge spikes most of us, sadly... all grains do, and they have to go first... And starchy veg - only eat above-ground and tree nuts.... You can make mash, rice and pizza base with cauliflower - there are some amazing recipes out there - even sticky-toffee-pud with caramel sauce... ... I make a pizza from diagonal slices of a large courgette with all he toppings added so it all hangs together... it's really gorgeous..... alldayidreamaboutfood.com and ibreatheimhungry.com and djfoodie.com to name but a few.... The list goes on - low-carbing is good so there are a lot of people out there trying to feed us luckily!! You will learn to love your regime - as most of us do... We don't go without much...Managed to eat fish twice today by accident, smoked mackerel with cream cheese and creme fraiche for lunch, also some mash potato. Dinner was a salmon fillet and pasta. Porridge for breakfast. But I've only just decided tonight to try low carb. So I'm researching. I guess I would need to replace the pasta and the potato with something else. Not sure about the porridge. Will look it up.
You are absolutely right Chook dear... horrible when hot!! Delish when cold... with cream...
I prefer to mill my seeds first and for every tbsp of chia seed I use one of pure cacao - then lightly sweeten.... it is the best chocolate pud if you can't have the normal stuff...Even more intrigued!
OMG - do you put coffee in it too? Oh boy... even if you don't, thank you so much for the idea... an espresso will go in tonight's - for tomorrow... bliss....Not tried it yet with cream as I'm not keen on the texture and taste of cream (although it's lovely in coffee). I will give it a try though, next time I make mocha chia pus.
oooerr Mrs!next time I make mocha chia pus.
I live and travel in the Middle East most of the time, so hard to get Lidl stuff.. I've seen the protein rolls on the forum many times, but have no idea what they're made of... are they nice? I make my own bread, which I've perfected, at last, after almost a year of trying... I also make muffin bread - 1.5 minutes in the microwave and a godsend when you need something for a poached egg or cheese - not to mention the roughage.. maybe we won't mention it...I made pizza using lidle protein roll and I've also made one using aubergine. Both were nice.
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