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Old March 3rd, 2004, 12:59 AM
diane
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I discovered something in my hotel last week. I had left overs from a
restaurant that included some tomato slices. I had a kitchen, so I whipped
up my usual breakfast, but I missed my ketchup from home. What would happen
if I heat up that tomato slice with splenda and cinnamon in the microwave?
It tasted like apple sauce!

It wasn't ketchup- but good enough for a low carb dessert

At home I like the roma, plum tomatoes. about 4 carbs- easy to count and no
waste.

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Old March 3rd, 2004, 02:19 AM
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diane wrote:

I discovered something in my hotel last week. I had left overs from a
restaurant that included some tomato slices. I had a kitchen, so I whipped
up my usual breakfast, but I missed my ketchup from home. What would
happen if I heat up that tomato slice with splenda and cinnamon in the
microwave? It tasted like apple sauce!

It wasn't ketchup- but good enough for a low carb dessert

At home I like the roma, plum tomatoes. about 4 carbs- easy to count and
no waste.


I'm on a low-carb diet and I eat apples from time to time, not
daily, and not always a whole apple, but nothing wrong with cutting
an apple into quarters and having a slice or two. Not an "atkins
induction" legal food, but hey, do people *always* have to be on
induction to be considered "low carbing"?

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Old March 3rd, 2004, 11:46 AM
Bob (this one)
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diane wrote:

I discovered something in my hotel last week.


Haven't we all from time to time...?

I thought the header was somebody's quaint name...

Bob

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Old March 3rd, 2004, 04:11 PM
brian lanning
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"diane" wrote in message ...
It tasted like apple sauce!


I just eat apples. Now that I'm getting close to the end, i noticed
that my calories were too high to keep losing, but that I had more
room for carbs. So I replaced the bacon and eggs breakfast (1000
cals!) with an apple. 35 more carbs, but only 130 cals i think. That
and the exercise seem to be working now.

brian
290/228/210
july 8, 2003
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Old March 3rd, 2004, 04:46 PM
Lorelei
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I ate about 2 apples/week while they were in season here in Minnesota. no
problems with it.

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"diane" wrote in message
...
I discovered something in my hotel last week. I had left overs from a
restaurant that included some tomato slices. I had a kitchen, so I whipped
up my usual breakfast, but I missed my ketchup from home. What would

happen
if I heat up that tomato slice with splenda and cinnamon in the microwave?
It tasted like apple sauce!

It wasn't ketchup- but good enough for a low carb dessert

At home I like the roma, plum tomatoes. about 4 carbs- easy to count and

no
waste.

--
Diane
Atkins since 12/4/2003
234/210/150 5"8




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Old March 3rd, 2004, 04:47 PM
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I always eat one apple per day. One of the best sources of carbs

as
far as I am concerned. Just count it towards your daily allowance.

I
get about 150g of carbs per day.

i



150 carbs?
you call that LOW CARB?


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Old March 3rd, 2004, 06:24 PM
rosie
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150 carbs?
you call that LOW CARB?



Well, given that 24-25% of my calories come from carbs, I think

that
it is low, yes. Much lower than the standard dietary

recommendations.

i


that seems pretty high............................


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Old March 3rd, 2004, 06:28 PM
Crafting Mom
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Ignoramus3771 wrote:

In article , rosie wrote:

I always eat one apple per day. One of the best sources of carbs

as
far as I am concerned. Just count it towards your daily allowance.

I
get about 150g of carbs per day.

i



150 carbs?
you call that LOW CARB?



Well, given that 24-25% of my calories come from carbs, I think that
it is low, yes. Much lower than the standard dietary recommendations.

i


Wow and I thought I was not quite "low carb" with my 60-75g max
I don't really count carbs anymore. I did all that in the beginning,
and now that I know all the natural low-starch, low-sugar foods,
I simply eat them (fish, greens, poultry, olive oil, etc...).
Everything else that I put in my diet is after I've had a substantial
amount of the above. There comes a time in one's diet where they
don't have to constantly refer to the book, or re-learn how to ride
the bike, so to speak. That's what it's like for me.



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Old March 3rd, 2004, 06:50 PM
Crafting Mom
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Ignoramus3771 wrote:


Well, I am not about to tell you to eat more carbs. But the way I eat,
does not make me crave foods etc. See my post to "rosie" about low
GI foods that I eat.


As does the way I eat. For me, it's not about carb count, it's
about ingredients, plain pure and simple. It just seems to
default to 60-75 carb grams daily. I am very sensitive to
grains, even whole grains, and refined sugar, so the foods I
eat are lower in simple carbohydrates.


I don't really count carbs anymore.


I do not count anything, on a regular basis, but I did it for one
week using fitday, just to see what I was eating. I use portion
control instead of counting as it saves me time and aggravation.


The lowering of the carbs and the upping of natural fats does
that for me.

 




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