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How do the ship the meat so it doesn't spoil, pre cooked?And yeah cav...the meals are very expensive on that site. Pretty ridiculous actually, but I dont mind paying for the convenience of not having to meal plan or shop
How do the ship the meat so it doesn't spoil, pre cooked?And yeah cav...the meals are very expensive on that site. Pretty ridiculous actually, but I dont mind paying for the convenience of not having to meal plan or shop
It's all shipped in an insulated box with more ice packs then youll ever need. Got mine today and it was still ice cold.How do the ship the meat so it doesn't spoil, pre cooked?
You can get pretty crazy with Mexican food if you dig the low carb tortillas. Beef, chicken, steak, cheese, sour cream, salsa are all low carbLooks like some great options but the price is like eating out.
I am a month in and starting to look for new stuff. What are your go to meals. I can do sea food but allergic to shrimp but I feel like I am rolling the dice trying to eat any seafood.
I wouldn't imagine so since it's simple math/science and the carbs minus the fiber is the net carbs but is there any fear at all with some of the low carb tortillas for whatever reason. I've had some that are pretty relatively high in carbs but just have an almost equal amount of fiber. I guess bottom line as long as the carbs and fiber are accurate you can just trust the net carbs almost regardless of total carbs?You can get pretty crazy with Mexican food if you dig the low carb tortillas. Beef, chicken, steak, cheese, sour cream, salsa are all low carb
Disagree with this, but it may be that it is because I am substituting for things I used to crave. I have Zevia pop, because it is carb free, and not the tradition diet pop poisons. I treat myself to a little chocolate every now and then. Maybe those prevent me from getting to that state.https://www.reddit.com/r/ketorecipes/ is a good resource
I eat eggs for breakfast almost every day.
Low carb wraps (look for 5g net carbs w tuna or lunch meat)
Dinner usually salad is fine for me.
I'm a little unique in that routine and the same thing every doesnt bother me. After about 10-14 days you'll start to think of food as just something you have to eat to stay alive and healthy as opposed to something satisfying or the craving for something bad for you
I just do the meat, cheese, salsa, guac, sour cream on a plate and use a fork. Or I go to Chipotle and get the same things in a bowl on top of romaine.You can get pretty crazy with Mexican food if you dig the low carb tortillas. Beef, chicken, steak, cheese, sour cream, salsa are all low carb
Please report back. 6 grams for a small pita? That would be HUGE for a guy like me that loves sandwiches.Saw this pita bread on a low carb facebook group and I'm gonna swing by WalMart (puke) to pick some up and give them a shot.
This sounds amazing.Disagree with this, but it may be that it is because I am substituting for things I used to crave. I have Zevia pop, because it is carb free, and not the tradition diet pop poisons. I treat myself to a little chocolate every now and then. Maybe those prevent me from getting to that state.
As far as go to meals for me, supper is usually a salad and meat. I prefer to get steak or chicken and throw it on the grill, needs little dressing up when I do that. I'll also do a burger without the bun, melt some cheese on it, top with traditional burger toppings (tomato, mayo, etc that are Keto friendly) and eat with a fork and knife. Delicious to me.
My wife made a "breakfast lasagna" the other night that was great. No, it is not an italian dish to curb the noodle cravings, just layers of breakfast stuff. It has sliced ham, scrambled eggs, shredded cheese, and a sausage gravy which was just browned sausage, cream cheese, beef broth, and S&P cooked together. In a 9x13, put a little gravy down, then a layer of ham, then eggs, more gravy, cheese, ham, eggs, gravy, ham, cheese. Bake it all together. It was pretty awesome. There are a lot of casserole type dishes that can be made keto friendly.
Can you give some details on how she cooked? I'm a recipe guy...Disagree with this, but it may be that it is because I am substituting for things I used to crave. I have Zevia pop, because it is carb free, and not the tradition diet pop poisons. I treat myself to a little chocolate every now and then. Maybe those prevent me from getting to that state.
As far as go to meals for me, supper is usually a salad and meat. I prefer to get steak or chicken and throw it on the grill, needs little dressing up when I do that. I'll also do a burger without the bun, melt some cheese on it, top with traditional burger toppings (tomato, mayo, etc that are Keto friendly) and eat with a fork and knife. Delicious to me.
My wife made a "breakfast lasagna" the other night that was great. No, it is not an italian dish to curb the noodle cravings, just layers of breakfast stuff. It has sliced ham, scrambled eggs, shredded cheese, and a sausage gravy which was just browned sausage, cream cheese, beef broth, and S&P cooked together. In a 9x13, put a little gravy down, then a layer of ham, then eggs, more gravy, cheese, ham, eggs, gravy, ham, cheese. Bake it all together. It was pretty awesome. There are a lot of casserole type dishes that can be made keto friendly.
They get a thumb's up from me. Even their regular ones only have one more gram of carbs.facook said:Please report back. 6 grams for a small pita? That would be HUGE for a guy like me that loves sandwiches.
https://www.730sagestreet.com/low-carb-breakfast-lasagna/facook said:Can you give some details on how she cooked? I'm a recipe guy...
Thanks for sharing - looks yummy. I may try to tweak to replace some protein with extra fat.https://www.730sagestreet.com/low-carb-breakfast-lasagna/
It makes a pretty big meal. If you're not feeding four+, I can confirm the left overs are just as good if not better.
Ya, its definitely not the type of recipe you have to make exactly as it calls for. There's plenty of room for tinkering.Thanks for sharing - looks yummy. I may try to tweak to replace some protein with extra fat.
LinkI recommended the Chef'd meals last night here because they put the net carb count on their website and there is no subscription to sign up. It's all a la carte - pick from 40 meals or so and order it. I made the Chicken Picatta tonight and Curry Chicken last night.
Fantastic stuff. I can't recommend this meal delivery service enough if you're doing the keto and desperate for convenience and inspiration.
What are the cravings/issues coming up that you can't handle?I am having trouble sticking with the Keto this time around. I go a week on it and then something comes up or I get a craving and go off for a week, then I start the next week and am good Sunday, Monday Tuesday, but then the rest of the week I am not good. The good news is that since I first tried this back in April I am down 14 lbs and even with the ups and downs recently I am still down 14 lbs. Anyone got an tips or tricks that help them stay on? Maybe I need another vacation in like 4 to 6 weeks to motivate me.
Mostly candy, I love Skittles, Starbursts and candy like that. Pizza is big too.What are the cravings/issues coming up that you can't handle?
https://www.chefd.com/Link
Have you tried supplementing with fruit? Not ideal for keto in the beginning, but better than candy.Mostly candy, I love Skittles, Starbursts and candy like that. Pizza is big too.
I have tried, but a handful of blueberries hasn't done the trick.Have you tried supplementing with fruit? Not ideal for keto in the beginning, but better than candy.
Pizza, yeah, that's on everyone's list of distractions from diets.![]()
How about an apple or orange? They won't exactly for the macros for that day, but they are going to taste super sweet and you'll feel better about putting something good into your body vs junk.msudaisy26 said:I have tried, but a handful of blueberries hasn't done the trick.
Raspberry dark chocolate cream cheese balls.msudaisy26 said:I have tried, but a handful of blueberries hasn't done the trick.
Just got home and checking out this website. Of course everything looks good, but do you have any favorites? It looks like you can save some money if you buy 4 instead of 2 and I would hate to buy 4 and hate it.John Bender said:https://www.chefd.com/
Let me know if you need help navigating the menu. I cant attest that when they get your credit card, there are no ongoing charges or any of the other bull#### with the other sites . Pick the meals that look good to you, order them, they arrive, cook them, eat them. Order more if you want. The net carb count is below EVERY recipe when you're ordering.
That's it.
This place is a godsend.
PS I have no affiliation with these guys whatsoever, and I have no referral code or anything else, just trying to help out fellow KetoGuys
21 net carbs for a medium sized apple. Yeah, its still good for you, but not if you're trying to get into ketosis or stay there.How about an apple or orange? They won't exactly for the macros for that day, but they are going to taste super sweet and you'll feel better about putting something good into your body vs junk.
I had a pear on a hot summer day a few weeks ago after going a few weeks without cheating. It was heavenly and satisfied my craving.
I just asked a question and this would pertain. If you subtract the fiber from the apple carbs its better, correct?21 net carbs for a medium sized apple. Yeah, its still good for you, but not if you're trying to get into ketosis or stay there.
Yeah, fiber doesn't affect your blood sugar so it doesn't count.Does the fiber in a food count against the carbs?
I bought some Chia seeds to throw in my breakfast smoothie. It has 5 carbs and 5 fiber. Does that equal a net of zero carbs? I thought I heard that you can subtract the fiber from the carbs but Im not sure.
So I can say zero carbs in my Chia seeds?Yeah, fiber doesn't affect your blood sugar so it doesn't count.
Well, less than 1g per serving, yes.So I can say zero carbs in my Chia seeds?
Chicken Picatta for sure (only 8 gram of carbs per serving and the portion sizes are considerable) - also, have a lemon on hand, add the juice of half a lemon to to the recipe.Just got home and checking out this website. Of course everything looks good, but do you have any favorites? It looks like you can save some money if you buy 4 instead of 2 and I would hate to buy 4 and hate it.
yes - 0 net carbs, and that is what you care about.Does the fiber in a food count against the carbs?
I bought some Chia seeds to throw in my breakfast smoothie. It has 5 carbs and 5 fiber. Does that equal a net of zero carbs? I thought I heard that you can subtract the fiber from the carbs but Im not sure.
I'm not saying people on the keto diet should add fruit daily. What I'm saying is that cravings happen, and I would suggest trying an apple before going on a pizza/skittle/everything in sight splurge. The apple will probably be very enjoyable and curb the cravings, and will be much better for your body that putting in processed junk.21 net carbs for a medium sized apple. Yeah, its still good for you, but not if you're trying to get into ketosis or stay there.
Hasn't been my experience. Maybe it depends on your goals, and the rate you want to see weight go down.Berries seems OK but you Def gotta keep the amount in check.
Getting off the diet just for 1 day, I know seems rewarding, but man it really sets you back days. You have to practically start over. And it never ends w just one cheat, at least in my opinion.
I agree that having a free meal can be dangerous. I have a big advantage in that my wife is fully on board, and we are working together on what we eat. Tonight will be our second free meal in 2 months, and we've been planning on it for about 3 weeks. We are taking our son out for Thai food and then getting blizzards from Dairy Queen. (Whited out so as not to throw temptation around in here.)Berries seems OK but you Def gotta keep the amount in check.
Getting off the diet just for 1 day, I know seems rewarding, but man it really sets you back days. You have to practically start over. And it never ends w just one cheat, at least in my opinion.
Having a free meal to look forward to has really helped me withstand the cravings that come about now and then.I'm a bullet point kind of guy when it comes to this, since most of the scientificy talk is over my head, but I like the sound of this:Lots to....digest here:
http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(17)32252-3/fulltext
Interpretation
High carbohydrate intake was associated with higher risk of total mortality, whereas total fat and individual types of fat were related to lower total mortality. Total fat and types of fat were not associated with cardiovascular disease, myocardial infarction, or cardiovascular disease mortality, whereas saturated fat had an inverse association with stroke. Global dietary guidelines should be reconsidered in light of these findings.
:XLooking to try canned sardines. This recipe for Fisherman's Eggs looks pretty yummy. I also plan to try them straight out of the can with a fork.
Anyone have a good experience with canned sardines or other canned fish?
Fuel for the invitational.
I eat these fairly regularly. i get them at Costco. I like them.Looking to try canned sardines. This recipe for Fisherman's Eggs looks pretty yummy. I also plan to try them straight out of the can with a fork.
Anyone have a good experience with canned sardines or other canned fish?
What are you eating generally GB?Down 8 lbs at the two-week point. Still a loooooooong way to go.![]()
Tbf. I think you would do better on a intermittent fast protocol. I know it isn't keto like peeing on a stick keto but nobody has really proven there is a difference between IF and keto to me.Otis said:May have to take the plunge back into this. Been lifting heavy and doing creatine and eating whatever I desire. Built up some good muscle and strength that way, but want to switch into a cutting phase now. I'm thinking keto is probably the best diet for doing that while not losing muscle mass.
Launching in after Labor Day. Have to remember the ropes again. As I remember it, generally it was eat eggs and bacon and cheese and meat and veggies and drink a lot of water and basically that's it. Oh and don't drink beer but booze is OK.
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