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LazyCat

Tue, Nov-23-04, 21:22

Calling all low carbers in Hong Kong :)

Cheers,

Lazy Cat in Hong Kong :lol:

tickle

Wed, Jan-12-05, 05:57

Roger roger! :)

ETisMe

Fri, Sep-16-05, 08:58

Hello~
I'm new to LC
gonna start tomorrow...

monatin

Thu, Apr-06-06, 02:43

Hi,

I was on atkin 2 years ago and took me 7 month to loss 60 lbs. It was the most successful diet I have ever been on. but I fell off the wagon a year ago and gain it all back. I have started again last week and hoping to loss all those lbs again.

cheerio

hk-lowcarb

Thu, Jan-18-07, 00:26

Anyone out there?

Just started today.

My big question - how do you low carb when you go out to yum cha with the family?

tickle

Thu, Jan-18-07, 07:00

you can just order meaty things such as "siu mai", " ha gau - without the wrap", "cotton chicken (min fa chicken), steamed pork, chicken feet :P you get the idea. :)

hk-lowcarb

Mon, Jan-22-07, 22:04

Thanks for the reply.

So do you actually eat the whole siu mai, or do you take the wrap off first?

What about things like beef balls or fish balls? I'm always curious about what they put in them.

Mmmm - maybe steamed ribs w/ black-bean

Thanks for the advice.

bunsen

Wed, Aug-06-08, 18:51

low carber from hong kong. i've been having a lot of difficulties looking for low carb products here in hong kong! where can i find them?!

hk-lowcarb

Thu, Aug-07-08, 04:15

What "low carb products" are you looking for?

There's plenty of vegetables, fish, chicken, beef, and pork throughout Hong Kong. You can also buy fake sugar at almost any super-market.

bunsen

Fri, Aug-08-08, 10:37

that's great. i'm looking for atkins low-carb products which is pretty much non-existent in local supermarkets around here.

thanks for replying =D