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March 13th, 2007, 03:37 AM
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Just asking for help
I am simply trying to make a list of low-carb foods that are easy to
find in common grocery stores. If my "junk food for diabetics" post looked like spam, I'm sorry. I guess I worded it wrong. John www.diabeticjunkfood.com 
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March 13th, 2007, 08:33 PM
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"yeah-sure" wrote in message oups.com... I am simply trying to make a list of low-carb foods that are easy to find in common grocery stores. If my "junk food for diabetics" post looked like spam, I'm sorry. I guess I worded it wrong. Hi John I found your site humerous but the page setup is just too wide and one must scroll to read each line  )Ophelia Scotland
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March 13th, 2007, 08:50 PM
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Breyer's CarbSmart Ice Cream, fudge bars and ice cream bars; Dove Sugar Free
Rich Dark Chocolates with Chocolate Creme, also come in mint and raspberry. I don't know how easy to fine, I get he CarbSmart at Kroger's and the Dove candy at KMart though I think I have seen it elsewhere as well. yeah-sure wrote: | I am simply trying to make a list of low-carb foods that are easy to | find in common grocery stores. If my "junk food for diabetics" post | looked like spam, I'm sorry. I guess I worded it wrong. | | John | www.diabeticjunkfood.com
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March 13th, 2007, 09:34 PM
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Yes, most of those foods are really not good for you.
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 18:18:16 -0400, Cheri gserviceatinreachdotcom wrote: I know it's not spam John, but a lot of people in this newsgroup don't use the ready made products, so you may not get a whole lot of answers, or you just might. Take care. Cheri yeah-sure wrote in message .com... I am simply trying to make a list of low-carb foods that are easy to find in common grocery stores. If my "junk food for diabetics" post looked like spam, I'm sorry. I guess I worded it wrong. John www.diabeticjunkfood.com -- Bob in CT
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March 13th, 2007, 09:53 PM
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On Mar 13, 4:33 pm, "Ophelia" wrote:
Hi John I found your site humerous but the page setup is just too wide and one must scroll to read each line )Ophelia Scotland Sorry. I built it for 1024 and up since site stats on most of my sites (I don't have any commercial sites) show only a few percent of viewers still use 800. Please bare with me. John www.diabeticjunkfood.com www.awfullyfunny.com
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March 13th, 2007, 09:56 PM
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On Mar 13, 4:50 pm, "FOB" wrote:
Breyer's CarbSmart Ice Cream, fudge bars and ice cream bars; Dove Sugar Free Rich Dark Chocolates with Chocolate Creme, also come in mint and raspberry. I don't know how easy to fine, I get he CarbSmart at Kroger's and the Dove candy at KMart though I think I have seen it elsewhere as well. Thanks. Kroger's and Kmart... that's common enough. I'll add the Dove. Already have the Carbsmart ice cream but not the fudge bars and ice cream bars. John www.diabeticjunkfood.com
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March 13th, 2007, 10:00 PM
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yeah-sure wrote:
I am simply trying to make a list of low-carb foods that are easy to find in common grocery stores. If my "junk food for diabetics" post looked like spam, I'm sorry. I guess I worded it wrong. John www.diabeticjunkfood.com Weight Watcher's Flakes n Fiber with Oats (natural cinnamon flavor) with milk sweetened with artificial sweetner is nice and fairly low carb and so it Kellog's All-Bran Extra Fiber. They aren't "Everywhere" but are worth searching for. WASA Fiber Rye crispbreads are pretty low in carbs and are a great basis for snacks or "fake pizzettes" or just plain heated with butter, garlic and Parmesian Cheese. There are books of traditional recipes for low carb cooking, and the ingredients lists of those recipes will give you many more ideas for store bought low carb munchies.
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March 13th, 2007, 10:08 PM
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On Mar 13, 6:00 pm, Jbuch wrote:
yeah-sure wrote: I am simply trying to make a list of low-carb foods that are easy to find in common grocery stores. If my "junk food for diabetics" post looked like spam, I'm sorry. I guess I worded it wrong. John www.diabeticjunkfood.com Weight Watcher's Flakes n Fiber with Oats (natural cinnamon flavor) with milk sweetened with artificial sweetner is nice and fairly low carb and so it Kellog's All-Bran Extra Fiber. They aren't "Everywhere" but are worth searching for. WASA Fiber Rye crispbreads are pretty low in carbs and are a great basis for snacks or "fake pizzettes" or just plain heated with butter, garlic and Parmesian Cheese. Yesterday, I went shopping at publix. I searched for those wasas and couldn't find them. Are they common in your area? Tonight I have to go to walmarts, I'll look there. I've, pretty much, given up on breakfast cereals - I've found low but not under 10 net carbs... haven't totally given up... I'll try to find those you listed Thanks John
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March 13th, 2007, 10:18 PM
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I know it's not spam John, but a lot of people in this newsgroup don't
use the ready made products, so you may not get a whole lot of answers, or you just might. Take care. Cheri yeah-sure wrote in message .com... I am simply trying to make a list of low-carb foods that are easy to find in common grocery stores. If my "junk food for diabetics" post looked like spam, I'm sorry. I guess I worded it wrong. John www.diabeticjunkfood.com
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March 13th, 2007, 10:42 PM
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yeah-sure wrote:
On Mar 13, 6:00 pm, Jbuch wrote: yeah-sure wrote: I am simply trying to make a list of low-carb foods that are easy to find in common grocery stores. If my "junk food for diabetics" post looked like spam, I'm sorry. I guess I worded it wrong. John www.diabeticjunkfood.com Weight Watcher's Flakes n Fiber with Oats (natural cinnamon flavor) with milk sweetened with artificial sweetner is nice and fairly low carb and so it Kellog's All-Bran Extra Fiber. They aren't "Everywhere" but are worth searching for. WASA Fiber Rye crispbreads are pretty low in carbs and are a great basis for snacks or "fake pizzettes" or just plain heated with butter, garlic and Parmesian Cheese. Yesterday, I went shopping at publix. I searched for those wasas and couldn't find them. Are they common in your area? Tonight I have to go to walmarts, I'll look there. I've, pretty much, given up on breakfast cereals - I've found low but not under 10 net carbs... haven't totally given up... I'll try to find those you listed Thanks John Some stores put the WASA over in the Deli section, not with the other cracker like things. Drives you nuts. The net carb content of WASA flavors and formulations varies from about 5 net to maybe 12 net per cracker. Some stores put the low carb flatbreads and tortilla things over in the Deli section. WalMart has nice affordable low carb flatbreats "FlatOut brand" and they are in the Deli section right below the display case in the WalMarts in my area. Some stores have a "low carb" area, but many of the regular foods which just happen to be low carb are scattered throughout the store. Have you read about "Dreamfields" low net carb pasta products? Most of the time they are in the pasta section, but there was one chain of stores that put them in the HEalth Foods section. You might even check Health Foods for some low carb items. But mostly, you will find things like Protein this and that or Zone stuff or things of that nature, if they are there at all.
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