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Old March 5th, 2004, 04:40 AM
Ira Jamison
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Hi I am new here or whatever, lurked several times Hee Hee
I am wondering if someone has a recipe for a low carb bread?
Just have the hungrys for home made bread.
I would go to the bread newsgroup but I thought this newsgroup would be more
informative.
Ira
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Old March 5th, 2004, 05:10 AM
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"Ira Jamison" wrote in message
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Hi I am new here or whatever, lurked several times Hee Hee
I am wondering if someone has a recipe for a low carb bread?
Just have the hungrys for home made bread.
I would go to the bread newsgroup but I thought this newsgroup would be

more
informative.

Indeed, low carb bread recipes are discussed here frequently. Head on over
to Google Groups and search the ASDLC archives for "bread" or "low carb
bread" and "recipe" or "REC." I think you'll find quite a few discussions
that are just what you are looking for.

carla


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Old April 22nd, 2004, 12:02 PM
JC Der Koenig
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Bread is not low carb.

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"Amanda Beck" wrote in message
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Hello from a newly restarted LC-er (Atkins). I recall a few weeks ago

seeing
in the local supermarket here in the UK (can't remember which one) some

"low
carb" bread by, IIRC, Nimble? Has anyone else seen it and is it any good?

Thanks
Amanda
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Old April 22nd, 2004, 01:44 PM
Junk Food Monkey
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Amanda Beck wrote:
Hello from a newly restarted LC-er (Atkins). I recall a few weeks ago
seeing in the local supermarket here in the UK (can't remember which
one) some "low carb" bread by, IIRC, Nimble? Has anyone else seen it
and is it any good?

Thanks
Amanda
168/163/140


There's something called Nimble Carbs So Low bread available at Tesco, but
I've only seen it online and don't know any more details about it. I'm going
to look out for it though. Nimble's Soft Wholemeal sliced loaf has 7.4g per
slice, so it's presumably lower than that.

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Old April 22nd, 2004, 07:24 PM
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Junk Food Monkey wrote:
Amanda Beck wrote:
Hello from a newly restarted LC-er (Atkins). I recall a few weeks ago
seeing in the local supermarket here in the UK (can't remember which
one) some "low carb" bread by, IIRC, Nimble? Has anyone else seen it
and is it any good?

Thanks
Amanda
168/163/140


There's something called Nimble Carbs So Low bread available at Tesco, but
I've only seen it online and don't know any more details about it. I'm going
to look out for it though. Nimble's Soft Wholemeal sliced loaf has 7.4g per
slice, so it's presumably lower than that.


I had some of the low carb Nimble and I think its just the 7.4g per slice stuff
but rebranded. Didn't rate it as bread - too light and flimsy, but
it was okay for an occasional piece of toast.

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John

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Old April 22nd, 2004, 09:13 PM
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Hello from a newly restarted LC-er (Atkins). I recall a few weeks ago
seeing in the local supermarket here in the UK (can't remember which
one) some "low carb" bread by, IIRC, Nimble? Has anyone else seen it
and is it any good?

Thanks
Amanda
168/163/140


There's something called Nimble Carbs So Low bread available at Tesco,

but
I've only seen it online and don't know any more details about it. I'm

going
to look out for it though. Nimble's Soft Wholemeal sliced loaf has 7.4g

per
slice, so it's presumably lower than that.


I had some of the low carb Nimble and I think its just the 7.4g per slice

stuff
but rebranded. Didn't rate it as bread - too light and flimsy, but
it was okay for an occasional piece of toast.

Grilled cheese sandwich !!

*


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Old April 22nd, 2004, 10:31 PM
FOB
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In news:xHVhc.19612$432.18296@fed1read01,
freeborn stated
| Grilled cheese sandwich !!
|
| *

With onions!


 




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