Low-Carb Diet Friendly Restaurants & Stores in the Triangle N.C. Area?

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"David Crick" wrote:

I'm an Atkin's Newbie. If any of you have some good recommendations for
low-carb friendly restaurants or grocers I'd love to hear them.

Thanks.

There is a low-carb store on Guess Rd in Durham.

"David Crick" wrote:

I'm an Atkin's Newbie. If any of you have some good recommendations for
low-carb friendly restaurants or grocers I'd love to hear them.


There was an article in the N&O just a couple of days ago about a
restaurant that caters to Atkins dieters. It's [somebody] Dean's. I've
been there, just can't remember the precise name. It's on Millbrook at
Old Wake Forest.

Google the N&O archives and you should find it.

Dick Evans

Richard Evans wrote in message . ..
"David Crick" wrote:

I'm an Atkin's Newbie. If any of you have some good recommendations for
low-carb friendly restaurants or grocers I'd love to hear them.


There was an article in the N&O just a couple of days ago about a
restaurant that caters to Atkins dieters. It's [somebody] Dean's. I've
been there, just can't remember the precise name. It's on Millbrook at
Old Wake Forest.

Google the N&O archives and you should find it.

Dick Evans

I'm pretty sure the article was in last Friday's N&O. Seems to be a
growing trend among Triangle eating places.
Frank

On Mon, 20 Oct 2003 02:24:50 GMT, David Crick
muttered something like:

I'm an Atkin's Newbie. If any of you have some good recommendations for
low-carb friendly restaurants or grocers I'd love to hear them.

The Kroger's on High House road has a fairly big selection of specialized
diet foods, including the Atkins mixes and some low-carb bread machine
stuff I've been meaning to try out.

-Bertha
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Cut that out! Everybody knows Izzes don't have eyeballs!

"David Crick" wrote in message
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I'm an Atkin's Newbie. If any of you have some good recommendations for
low-carb friendly restaurants or grocers I'd love to hear them.

Thanks.

The Low Carb Store opened recently in Willowdaile shopping center. Guess Rd.
in Durham, north west corner of intersection with Horton Rd.


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Peter Aitken

Remove the crap from my email address before using.

Micheal Dean's is the name of that restaurant. Great restaurant.

"Richard Evans" wrote in message
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"David Crick" wrote:

I'm an Atkin's Newbie. If any of you have some good recommendations for
low-carb friendly restaurants or grocers I'd love to hear them.


There was an article in the N&O just a couple of days ago about a
restaurant that caters to Atkins dieters. It's [somebody] Dean's. I've
been there, just can't remember the precise name. It's on Millbrook at
Old Wake Forest.

Google the N&O archives and you should find it.

Dick Evans

The reasoning I have seen is that nutrasweet causes sweet cravings in
some people. After induction, it is ok to give it a try and see how
it affects you.

On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 05:32:12 GMT, "David Crick"
wrote:

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 14:10:31 +0000, Peter Aitken wrote:


I hesitate to point out the obvious, but that's exactly what this specialty
low carb store is for. You can mail order from AtkinsCenter.com too,
although it is pricy. Plus you must realize that during induction you will
just have to give up certain things. Even when you get a low card version of
many things, such as bread or cereal, there are still too many carbs for
induction. Yu are hardly limited to red meat and greens - you might want to
find out a bit more about the diet.

Some things you're supposed to give up during induction are caffeine,
alcohol, aspartame, etc..

I'm a bit of a coffee addict so I figured that would be the worst part fo
r me; I think what I've missed the most is being able to have a glass of bourbon on the
rocks after a long day at work.

I don't really understand the objection to nutrasweet.