Low Carb Store

I discovered a Low Carb Store only a half mile from home. They have been
open two weeks.

They have a great selection of LC products, but the prices are a bit high.
I spent $10 on a jar of spaghetti sauce.

Keto chips have a great cheesy coating, but the chip tastes a bit odd. They
have a nice crunch.

LC is growing fast. Competition will drive the prices down eventually.

If you are in the Silicon Valley, the Store is on Capitol Expressway near
Highway 87.

Cubit
308/291.5/165

Cubit wrote:

I spent $10 on a jar of spaghetti sauce.

you've got to be kidding.

"The Queen of Cans and Jars" wrote in message
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Cubit wrote:

I spent $10 on a jar of spaghetti sauce.

you've got to be kidding.

Well, no, I'm not kidding.

Pastalia Marinara -actually $9.99

7 grams per 1/2 cup

I guess I should have surveyed labels on all the sauces at the supermarket.

Way to go, cubitch.

I'm sure all that junk will help you lose weight.

You should stop giving advice until you actually make some progress.

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JC

Eat less, exercise more.

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"Cubit" wrote in message
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I discovered a Low Carb Store only a half mile from home. They have been
open two weeks.

They have a great selection of LC products, but the prices are a bit high.
I spent $10 on a jar of spaghetti sauce.

Keto chips have a great cheesy coating, but the chip tastes a bit odd.
They
have a nice crunch.

LC is growing fast. Competition will drive the prices down eventually.

If you are in the Silicon Valley, the Store is on Capitol Expressway near
Highway 87.

Cubit
308/291.5/165

"Cubit" slid from beneath the satin sheets of the bed of
iniquity and whispered:

I spent $10 on a jar of spaghetti sauce.

Ragu classic is less than most brands as far as carbohydrates go. Can't
find a jar in my house, but I know they are less than 10 g

We don't eat spaghetti often, but when we do, it's whole wheat noodles and
Ragu sauce, $1.50 a jar

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ospam (Susan ) slid from beneath the satin sheets of the
bed of iniquity and whispered:

How hard is it to find a supermarket sauce with no added sugar where
you are?

Sorry for the outburst, but I hope there's some gold in that jar.

you can find most stuff in regular stores for a lot cheaper than specialty
shops.

Nature's Own bread, for instance, has a low carb bread that is less than $2
a loaf for 5 net carbs (carbs minus fiber)

The stuff with Atkins on the label is way higher and if you want to bake
your own and buy the Atkins mix, you are paying about $5 a loaf on average
and coming out with a higher carb count than the grocery store brand.

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Cubit wrote:

"The Queen of Cans and Jars" wrote:
Cubit wrote:

I spent $10 on a jar of spaghetti sauce.

you've got to be kidding.

Well, no, I'm not kidding.

Pastalia Marinara -actually $9.99

7 grams per 1/2 cup

I guess I should have surveyed labels on all the sauces at the supermarket.

applying even the tiniest bit of critical thinking to your purchases
should have led you to realize that there is no pasta sauce on the face
of the planet that's worth ten friggin' dollars.

unless it's, like, a gallon jar.

On Wed, 31 Dec 2003 10:49 +0000 (GMT Standard Time),
(Glenn) wrote:


And what do you eat LC spaghetti sauce with anyway?

Put it on top of hamburger patties and then put cheese on top of them
and bake it in the oven to get the cheese to melt.

Nature's Own regular whole wheat (NOT the honey wheat) is only 7 carbs per
slice and TONS better than the spongy low carb one they make. Open faced egg
salad or tuna sandwiches every so often... yummmm and very worth the extra
two carbs for me.

Teeb


"Amanita, Private Dancer" wrote in message
s.com...
ospam (Susan ) slid from beneath the satin sheets of the
bed of iniquity and whispered:

How hard is it to find a supermarket sauce with no added sugar where
you are?

Sorry for the outburst, but I hope there's some gold in that jar.

you can find most stuff in regular stores for a lot cheaper than specialty
shops.

Nature's Own bread, for instance, has a low carb bread that is less than
$2
a loaf for 5 net carbs (carbs minus fiber)

The stuff with Atkins on the label is way higher and if you want to bake
your own and buy the Atkins mix, you are paying about $5 a loaf on average
and coming out with a higher carb count than the grocery store brand.

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"The Queen of Cans and Jars" wrote in message
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Cubit wrote:

"The Queen of Cans and Jars" wrote:
Cubit wrote:

I spent $10 on a jar of spaghetti sauce.

you've got to be kidding.

Well, no, I'm not kidding.

Pastalia Marinara -actually $9.99

7 grams per 1/2 cup

I guess I should have surveyed labels on all the sauces at the
supermarket.

applying even the tiniest bit of critical thinking to your purchases
should have led you to realize that there is no pasta sauce on the face
of the planet that's worth ten friggin' dollars.

unless it's, like, a gallon jar.


My Mom's spaghetti sauce is worth $20 an ounce, so there.

Have I offended you in some way? Your criticism seems a bit unkind.