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Old Sat, Feb-14-15, 18:04
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Plan: Low Carb /CAD/Veg(ish)
Stats: 192/185/150 Female 5'3"
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Progress: 17%
Location: Northwest
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Hi Dezerei, I eat a lot like you do (minus the biscuit ). It works for me pretty well, although when I drop the wheat products (Morningstar, lc tortillas, etc.) I do even better. It is so hard though when I drop them, that I usually cave and start buying them again!

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Originally Posted by dezerei
I just stopped by today. I used to visit a lot, but didn't post, but there isn't a lot of traffic for vegetarians at most of the forums I frequent.

I am doing low carb vegetarian, so I do eat processed foods like boca burgers, 365 vegan hot dogs, quorn faux chicken, and MSF faux chicken and burgers.

I usually drink Isopure protein drinks a couple of times per week, when i'm not into cooking much that day or if nothing appeals to me.

Lately, I have been in a rut, just eating whatever low carb vegetarian thing I can find. I have lots of recipes to try out so since I am feeling better, I am going to work on them.

For breakfast today, I had a MSF (morning star farms) sausage, egg, cheese biscuit for something around 15-17 carbs.
I like to make breakfast burritos with lc high fiber tortillas, around 5-7 carbs each and I make eggs and cheese, sometimes MSF sausage patties crumbled.

I use Yves Ground for any hamburger recipe and it works just like the real deal but I add extra spices. I have found with faux meats or tvp, I need more spices so it has taste. I like spicy foods anyway.

I use the quorn chicken cutlets to make chicken parmesan, sautee them and make an alfredo sauce, cut them up in chunks for stir fries.

I hope this helps. I'll drop by again soon, now that I know some people are here.

*I don't know how to edit my profile, but I am down to 327 now.*
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