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substitutes for fatty foods?
Hi folks -
Fairly new to low-carb. Here's the deal, before going low-carb I had been an on/off vegetarian and generally already ate a low-fat diet. When I wasn't veggie, I always liked the leaner meats. I hated a lot of foods in which I could taste the fat. I've never gone out of my way to eat highly fatty foods... now that I've been l/c for a month I am finding that the novelty of eating lots of fatty foods, is burning itself out. I'm already burned out on heavy cream and chicken skin. Forget pork rinds, the idea sounds gross to me. I like cheese, but I'm even eating less of that. But, I know that I need the fats to keep my blood sugar stable - when I do low-fat AND low-carb, I'll just constantly have the shakes. The thing is, I don't like a lot of these foods. I was adding peanut butter and avocados to my diet, but if that's all the fats in my diet I'll get sick of those too. How can I add fats back into my diet without eating lots of cheese and bacon?? I enjoy veggies, fish and chicken breast... lots of butter, fat on meats, bacon, sausage etc. have just always grossed me out. Can I eat veggie fats like olive oil and avocados to do the trick? I'm looking forward at some point to adding lentils and brown rice back into my diet for variety, but for the most part I just don't miss other carby foods. I am finding I exercise lots more just because I want to, because I have way way way too much energy!! I don't know if it's dropping the carbs that's helped me lose the weight, or just that my sugars are stable so I have lots and lots of energy to burn off the flab with, but hey it's a good thing and I'm going to keep doing it. I've already lost one dress size. I would like to keep going and hopefully by July 31 my wedding gown will need major alterations ___wilson___ do-it-yourself style l/c since March 2, 2004 January: 180 lbs, dress size 16 Now: 170, dress size 14 Goal: dress size 10 |
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