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I made some chicken soup and put in lima beans and have also added some black beans in my salad with dinner and had no problem.
Yogurt:
I just tried the Le Carb low carb yogurt. Good but expensive. made with splenda-4 oz has 4 carbs. considerably lower than other yogurts. I know we aren't supposed to count the carbs but this has a lower glycemic index that the others. I found this at Shoppers Food Warehouse.
I also got some low carb milk to add to my oatmeal and sf/ff instant pudding. Again, lowers the gi.
HTH
Judi
Plan: First Atkins, now South Beach
Stats: 165/160/140
BF:
Progress: 20%
Hummus and chick peas are both on the sample menus in P1
Remember, those are just samples, you can make your own combinations using the Acceptable foods list, and I know peanuts, almonds, green beans, and others were on that list. I will check it again tonite for more.
I don't have the list because I don't have the book yet, but i would really like to start. I've been doing Atkins and I know I need a change. Is there somewhere I can find the list of what I can have for the first 2 weeks? . I know you can join their online site and get info. there, so i've been thinking of doing it...but you have to sign up for a month or more (i'm not sure) and I want to be sure it's what I want to do before I sign up and pay the fee. Any info will be so appreciated. Osuz
Plan: South Beach
Stats: 270/266/140
BF:
Progress: 3%
I know they're just samples, and those foods are on the allowed list. It seems like there's an underlying message that those carb foods aren't really kosher after all. But as you said Boom, I had forgotten hummus is beans So that's another menu that does include beans.
You can buy a Prevention magazine with SBD basics for $4 at the grocery store, or you can find the food lists somewhere at www.prevention.com in their SBD message forum if you can plow through it enough to find the silly thing. It's a huge board with no subfora so it's hard to navigate. I'll see if I have it bookmarked, when I get home.