Help me find a substitute for bread!

What do you propose? Something easily available anywhere.

On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 08:00:57 -0500, "Saintor"
wrote:

What do you propose? Something easily available anywhere.

Pork Rinds

Saintor wrote:
What do you propose? Something easily available anywhere.




You can wrap a sandwich in large lettuce leaves.

Rebecca

Saintor wrote:

What do you propose? Something easily available anywhere.

what do you want to use it for?

What do you propose? Something easily available anywhere.

Self control, discipline, or will-power. They're all great substitutes for
bread and all other bad carbs.

Saintor wrote:

What do you propose? Something easily available anywhere.

How about a smaller waistline? Change you WOE -- after a while I found
I no longer crave that which I know I cannot have.

I forget how it goes, but there is a saying something like 'God grant me the
wisdom to accept that which I cannot change, and to change those things that
I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.'

After a while it gets much easier to leave those high carb foods behind.

Irv
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Irv Finkleman wrote:

Saintor wrote:

What do you propose? Something easily available anywhere.

How about a smaller waistline? Change you WOE -- after a while I found
I no longer crave that which I know I cannot have.

I agree whole heartedly. I remember when I was new to low
carbohydrate eating, and the sense of utter *panic* at the thought
I'd never be able to eat bread again. Now that I've been without
bread for over 2 years, I don't miss it. And trust me, I was the
queen of bread craving. I've been baking it for over 2 decades,
and would have to double the recipe JUST so my family could
have some too. Now, I bake it for them, and not even the smell
entices me.

If indeed you still feel that bread is a must, stick around, people
either have recipes or sources for bread that is supposedly
low-carb. But for me, the easiest thing is just to not consume it
full-stop.

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Saintor wrote:

What do you propose? Something easily available anywhere.

How about a smaller waistline? Change you WOE -- after a while I found
I no longer crave that which I know I cannot have.

It's not true that you "cannot" have bread. You have chosen not to have
it. There's a big difference, having to do with your use of free will.


I forget how it goes, but there is a saying something like 'God grant me the
wisdom to accept that which I cannot change, and to change those things that
I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.'

"God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the
courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the
difference."-- first verse of "Serenity Prayer," by Reinhold Niebuhr


After a while it gets much easier to leave those high carb foods behind.


Yup, it sure does!

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Linda Harms
New York, NY

Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage
And then is heard no more. It is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing.

Macbeth, Act 5 Scene 5

Just buy bread. There's plenty of low carb options available. I prefer
Natural Ovens Golden Hearth myself.

Rachel
234/207/150

MATZO for 8 days coming in a few weeks!!!