Mon, Dec-31-01, 14:49
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New Member
Posts: 14
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Plan: combined
Stats: 141/139/130
BF:
Progress: 18%
Location: okanagan valley
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wow three pounds. that is great! No much of a traditin for New Years here. We are having a couple over with their three kids. We have two of our own age 5 and 7. We are going to fondu with steak, chicken, prawns and have another cheese fondu going with vegetables. I think this is an awesome way to keep carbs low. We will crack some nice ice wine and play some games - not naked twister ha ha. Have to wait till I get to 130 lbs. lol.
Last night went to a wonderful restaurant for dinner and was quite proud of myself. Ordered prime rib with extra veggies instead of potato and rice. Only ate the beans and cabbage and left carrots on my plate. Also peeled off the batter on the prawn handed to me. No alcohol and no desert last night.
I received a reply re: the turkey broth question. Because I simmered it only in water and nothing else, the carbs are very limited - my guess under 6 for two cups? Most broths are simmered with onions, carrots etc which add to the carb count.
I have managed to keep the carbs I'm eating under 38 for the last three days. I notice I am not comatose after I eat - even a big meal. Have not lost anything but will ammend what I am eating after the new year to a diet a little lower in fat.
I picked up a book "the secret to low carb success!" "how to get the most of your low carb diet". It is a synopsis of 6 or more low carb plans including Atkins, The Zone etc. It is a pretty good, commence sense book. I am thoroughly enjoying it and highly recommend. I paid $10 Canadian which is about .25 U.S. lol.
Today for Breakfast I had:
4 maple breakfast sausages = 7 carbs
2 scrambled eggs = 2
2 cups of coffee with little cream = 2
4 8 oz. glasses of water
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU BOTH!
Christy
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