What would you rather be low-carb? : General Low-Carb Forum : Active Low-Carber Forums

#46 ^

Tue, Jun-29-04, 11:54

PilotGal

Registered Member

Posts: 36,355

Plan: KetoCarnivore
Stats: 206.6/178/160 Female 5'7

BF:awesome
Progress: 61%

Location: USA

POPCORN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

and

banana cream pie &
coconut cream pie

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#47 ^

Tue, Jun-29-04, 12:10

yoda_san

Senior Member

Posts: 280

Plan: Atkins
Stats: 222/195/160 Male 5 ' 7 "

BF:
Progress: 44%

Mac and cheese

#48 ^

Tue, Jun-29-04, 18:51

Lessara

Everyday Sane Psycho

Posts: 7,075

Plan: Bernstein, Keto IFast
Stats: 385/253/160 Female 67.5

BF:14d bsl 400/122/83
Progress: 59%

Location: Durham, NH

I really wish they had whole milk yogurt without sugar. I bet it would be delicious!!

#49 ^

Wed, Jun-30-04, 11:40

d'lyn

Senior Member

Posts: 231

Plan: Atkins
Stats: 188/166/145 Female 5'5"

BF:
Progress: 51%

Location: Carson, Iowa

Popcorn. The movie kind with butter dripping from it!!!

d'lyn

#50 ^

Wed, Jun-30-04, 13:22

Hilary M

Diet Cokeaholic

Posts: 15,793

Plan: Whole foods moderation
Stats: 221/215/150 Female 5 feet 4 inches

BF:
Progress: 8%

Location: Alabama

French fries. They are my new pregnancy obsession and I must fight with myself every time I go out to eat to avoid the french fries!

And pie crust — good, flaky, buttery pie crust. I have not found a suitable substitute, and although I can make most pie fillings low-carb, I just can't get a good flaky crust to put them in.

#51 ^

Wed, Jun-30-04, 13:25

ncskibabe

Registered Member

Posts: 66

Plan: atkins
Stats: 147/137/125 Female 5'2"

BF:
Progress: 45%

Location: Lake Norman, NC

Cool Ranch Doritos and Cheese Nips.

#52 ^

Wed, Jun-30-04, 13:36

Renkin1990 Renkin1990 is offline

Contributing Member

Posts: 673

Plan: Atkins
Stats: 259/190/135 Female 5'5

BF:OMG Too Much
Progress: 56%

Location: Tampa, Florida

Quote:

Originally Posted by yoda_san

chicken fried steak and mashed potatoes with gravy

Yoda, you must be my long list twin!

#53 ^

Wed, Jun-30-04, 13:38

Hilary M

Diet Cokeaholic

Posts: 15,793

Plan: Whole foods moderation
Stats: 221/215/150 Female 5 feet 4 inches

BF:
Progress: 8%

Location: Alabama

Quote:

Originally Posted by ncskibabe

Cool Ranch Doritos

They do have LC Cool Ranch Doritos! They're called Doritos Edge and come in regular, cool ranch and tostitos. I think the Tostitos are the best of all. I buy them in Super Walmart and I've seen them at a Kroger in the North, too. I forget the exact carb count, but they'd be suitable for OWL if you didn't eat the whole bag.

#54 ^

Wed, Jun-30-04, 13:39

Jello256

Registered Member

Posts: 95

Plan: My Own-Low Carb-Protein
Stats: 393/359.4/199 Female 5' 10"

BF:
Progress: 17%

Location: British Columbia

Luckily so far - I haven't found anything that I crave and can't re-place with some sort of lc option. However, I do eat some of the frankenfoods that some of you are so weary of. So far I haven't found them to be a problem - but when/if they do become a problem I will cut them out and will probably have a huge lc wish list!

#55 ^

Wed, Jun-30-04, 16:21

DerBlumers DerBlumers is offline

Senior Member

Posts: 640

Plan: Whatever works
Stats: 300.5/200/135 Female 5'1"

BF:
Progress: 61%

Location: The Beaver State

Asian Food....especially sushi....

REAL Pizza comes in a close second....

...followed by a really good pasta....not that chewy stuff passed off as low carb...the real mc coy.....

Okay...I guess popcorn wouldn't be too bad either....

#56 ^

Wed, Jun-30-04, 18:03

Dodger Dodger is offline

Long-term low-carber

Posts: 8,778

Plan: Paleoish/Keto
Stats: 225/167/175 Male 71.5 inches

BF:18%
Progress: 116%

Location: Longmont, Colorado

For those of you who would want a low-carb pudding, make an egg-custard. I GF makes one that is heavenly. She uses splenda instead of sugar and cream instead of milk. Pick a recipe from any cookbook and make the substitutions. Its great warm or cold. It can be served with berries and whipped cream for even more taste. It's actually better than any pudding I have had.

#57 ^

Thu, Jul-01-04, 20:51

Larix

Registered Member

Posts: 27

Plan: general LC
Stats: 162/147/135 Female 67 in

BF:
Progress: 56%

Location: Tacoma, WA

Lessara--

My grocery store has no sugar whole milk yogurt. It still has some carbs from the lactose but some lc authors say that it has fewer than the label shows because the bacteria in eat the lactose and convert it to lactic acid(?). The brand I get is Mountain High but I know that Trader Joe's has a good brand too.

Good luck!

-Larix

#58 ^

Fri, Jul-02-04, 08:58

kisler

Registered Member

Posts: 40

Plan: South Beach
Stats: 180/165/155 Female 5' 11''

BF:
Progress:

I would love...

low carb french bread to make garlic bread dripping in butter.

#59 ^

Fri, Jul-02-04, 21:31

Lissette

Senior Member

Posts: 323

Plan: ALOT of salads,veggies ec
Stats: 180/160/140 Female 5'5

BF:
Progress: 50%

Location: South Dakota

POPTARTS!!!

I know I know dream on!!!!!!!!!

#60 ^

Sun, Aug-22-04, 18:10

pecan

Senior Member

Posts: 468

Plan: atkins/pesco-veggie
Stats: 115/115/115 Female 64.5"

BF:
Progress: 50%

i have to say that there really isn't anything i miss...it's all about finding substitutions for everything. if you can find the excitement in saying, "wow! i CAN eat ____" instead of thinking, "ugh how i dread that i'll never again eat _____" then you'll stay on the right track. for example, i'll never again miss rice, because i discovered the trick to making cauliflower rice (it's nothing but the seasoning).