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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / March 20045 great uses for "low carb" bread
Pass them along, feel free to add to the list. 1.. Feed it to the pigeons. Soon they will stop coming back and messing up your yard. 2.. Very absorbent, great for picking up spills. Hold 3 times it's weight in kerosene 3.. Toasted it is a great substitute for course sand paper (although much more expensive). 4.. Leave out till it gets hard, makes an awesome door stop. You get about 20 in a pack, that's a lot of doors! 5.. Great for losing weight (in your pocketbook that is, $5 a loaf!!). Pretty much a waste for loosing anything else. You don't actually eat this stuff, do ya? Mertz > 5.. Great for losing weight (in your pocketbook that is, $5 a loaf!!). > Pretty much a waste for loosing anything else. sounds like you're buying the wrong bread. i buy sprouted flax bread for about $2.50/loaf, and it's quite tasty. at 11g net carbs per slice it's not exactly "low carb", but if you only eat one slice a day, it's not terrible either. also, a "slice" is about twice as much bread as a slice from a "low carb" loaf. -kelly >Pass them along, feel free to add to the list. > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >Mertz That has been my experience with Atkins bread. There are many more choices out there now that are healthier and cheaper and better tasting. I personally like Sara Lee bread. I get it at Wal-Mart. > Pass them along, feel free to add to the list. > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > You don't actually eat this stuff, do ya? Ha !! So funny, thanks for the laughs. * > Pass them along, feel free to add to the list. > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Mertz LOL I usually eat thin sliced dark pumpernickel. 8 grams of carbs a slice,and no sugar in whatever form in the brand I buy. Hola, You will never find a LC bread that will taste like good old bread (In my case Challah bread, I love that stuff) However, there are a couple of good brands out there. It is a little bit of trial and error until you find a brand that you like. In any case, even with LC bread, you should not eat the stuff frequently. I put my loaf in the fridge and probably eat 2-4 slices a week. Yazaira Member since Oct 03 265/228/154 http://geocities.com/yazaira/dieta/ |
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