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>Yep, I'll have some *good* LC snacks for the Super Bowl thank you very
>much.
How about pork rinds? I haven't seen them mentioned here in a while.
They are low-carb, and I use them instead of chips. I'll dip them into some
guacamole--and it works for me.
When I get a hankering for a chip-like snack, I'll reach for the pork rinds.
As I watch the numbers on my scale go down, stuff like pretzels don't seem very
important to me.
Mark
280/228/200
Cheri - 29 Jan 2008 18:29 GMT
Mark Filice wrote in message ...
>How about pork rinds? I haven't seen them mentioned here in a while.
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>Mark
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Yes, I do like pork rinds occasionally. Very good for dipping. I
really liked the microwave pork rinds, but can't find them anymore
since J&J went out of business. They used to carry a different brand
at the local Wal-Mart, but stopped in my area.
Cheri
Bros.B - 29 Jan 2008 21:05 GMT
any other timely hints for Super Bowl Snacks ..... ?
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> Cheri
Mark Filice - 29 Jan 2008 21:29 GMT
>any other timely hints for Super Bowl Snacks ..... ?
Deviled eggs--mix egg yolks with mayo and sprinkle with paprika. I can eat those
all day long.
I like cold cuts and cheese. The cold cuts aren't always that low carb--but
compared to what I used to eat--much better for me.
I like to smoke meats--so I'll have pork ribs and sausage for everyone.
My birthday is the day before--so my friends and family are coming over to the
house on Sunday to see if I'm still alive and to watch the Super Bowl. Another
good thing is that some of the folks haven't seen me since I've lost 35+ lbs.
I'm sure I'll get lots of compliments. 8^)
Mark
280/228/200
Cheri - 30 Jan 2008 00:20 GMT
Mark Filice wrote in message ...
>My birthday is the day before--so my friends and family are coming over to the
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Well, I'll start the compliments off...congratulations on the 35 pound
weight loss, good job!!!!
Cheri
Doug Freyburger - 29 Jan 2008 22:06 GMT
> any other timely hints for Super Bowl Snacks ..... ?
Easy fake fondue.
Make a cheese sauce in a crockpot. Serve with brocolli
florrets, celery dipping sticks and several other types of
raw veggie. Also those little party hot dogs. Have bread
bits for the carb eaters to use for dipping.
The cheese sauce can be close as you like to real fondue
sauce but it does have to be thinned out enough to work
in a crockpot.
Or since the football is called a pig-skin, pickled pigs
feet should work. Some will like them, some won't. More
for me.
Hollywood - 29 Jan 2008 23:23 GMT
> any other timely hints for Super Bowl Snacks ..... ?
Hot wings. Baked parmesan. Baked Brie. Chili. Diet Coke.
The right light beer.
Pretzels? I used to love them but I had to kill them.
Aaron Baugher - 30 Jan 2008 15:08 GMT
> Cheri says...
>>Yep, I'll have some *good* LC snacks for the Super Bowl thank you very
>>much.
> How about pork rinds? I haven't seen them mentioned here in a while.
>
> They are low-carb, and I use them instead of chips. I'll dip them into
> some guacamole--and it works for me.
Yeah, pork rinds are great for dipping in anything. They're also a good
cracker replacement when spread with nut butters.
There's a big variation in pork rinds, though. One brand that's common
around here always has several very hard ones in the bag that I give to
my dog to chew on. The Baken-ets brand are much better, but harder to
find.
The best ones I've ever had were made by an older couple who travel
around the state in the summertime making them fresh at town picnics.
Theirs are incredibly light and fluffy, with no lardy aftertaste at all.
Someday I want to track down some uncooked pork skin and see if I can
replicate those.

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> Yep, I'll have some *good* LC snacks for the Super Bowl thank you very
> much.
A good social function is a chilli cooking contest. Some will make
theirs low carb. It's also possible to make low fat chilli for those
interested in such topics. Glance at the type, decide if you want
to try that one. It's a strategy that works fine unless you
volunteered to be one of the judges for the contest. Or call it an
exhibition then no judges are needed.
This year my approach will be to Tivo the game and fast forward past
that optional stuff that isn't the best commercials of the year. I
might even notice which teams ended up in the game by the end of
play ...