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       Location: TEXAS | I'm putting my husband on a low carb diet and I need some recipes that will work for a very picky eater. Yes even though I'm a zeal girl I've tried to get him to use it to lose weight but he thinks he needs food in his mouth instead of a shake LOL. |
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| what does he like to eat? I have lots of low carb receipes but my hubby will eat anything as long as there's meat or cheese of some kind in it. Only things that are a "no" are tomatoes and cooked spinach leaves.  |
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       Location: TEXAS | RodeoCowgirl4u - 2016-01-26 3:18 PM what does he like to eat? I have lots of low carb receipes but my hubby will eat anything as long as there's meat or cheese of some kind in it. Only things that are a "no" are tomatoes and cooked spinach leaves. 
He likes steak, potatoes, and bread. pretty much sums it up. He'll eat quesadillas, spaghetti, tacos, cheeseburgers, hot dogs....pretty much anything unhealthy that doesn't inlcude veggies!! |
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      Location: West Texas | A replacement for breads and such are these low carb tortillas. I have eaten them all and this is the best one.
https://www.heb.com/product-detail/la-tortilla-factory-high-fiber-lo...
Also, my wife made refried beans from soybeans and it was really good with meat and cheese in a burrito.
She also used her kitchen aid attachment and made spaghetti out of zucchini. It was also pretty good with a lower carb sauce and meatballs.
You can also slow cook pork and chicken in a crock pot and shred it. Also, low carb coleslaw is really good too. Egg Salad. If I could just afford steak everyday, I would be happy. |
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| Pot Roast? (I do not add cornstarch or flour to mine.) Chicken tortilla soup? There are a ton of great ideas on pinterest. Are you also on the low carb diet? I haven't made my hubby switch completely...but we eat reduced sugar diets and I goal set for about 80% clean and 20% crap. This discourages any binges and allows for not being that "diffcult friend" when eating out somewhere, but also allows for enough of a change that it does make a difference every day. |
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| Does He WANT to lose weight? I have found that until you WANT to do it yourself it won't happen. lol I recently lost 100 pounds in 6 months. No surgery. Just eating better. |
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| If you make anything with sugar maybe try Splenda or another low cal. sugar. Also when getting milk/yogurt or something like that- try to get the reduced sugar or fat, if he'll eat it. Good Luck!! |
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| Long time off and on low carber. Cauliflower makes a very good substitute for potatoes, especially mashed. Sweet potatoes are a good option. Sautéed avocado in bacon grease with fried eggs brings Joy to my heart, lol. I'm a condiment junkie so I really missed BBQ sauce. Finally found G Hubbs brand and the hickory is my fave. |
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    Location: MD | FLITASTIC - 2016-01-26 5:05 PM Does He WANT to lose weight? I have found that until you WANT to do it yourself it won't happen. lol I recently lost 100 pounds in 6 months. No surgery. Just eating better.
You might want to PM me for this lol Have you been excersizing more? What do you eat in a day? That is amazing! |
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    Location: Good ole SE Mo | wickedstepmother - 2016-01-26 11:33 PM
Long time off and on low carber. Cauliflower makes a very good substitute for potatoes, especially mashed. Sweet potatoes are a good option. Sautéed avocado in bacon grease with fried eggs brings Joy to my heart, lol. I'm a condiment junkie so I really missed BBQ sauce. Finally found G Hubbs brand and the hickory is my fave.
I am so going to have to try the avocado and egg deal! I also love eggs and tuna. It is something my dad made us as kids when we had no other food one day. I recently rediscovered it and it is an amazingly good, quick, healthy meal. |
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      Location: Got Lobsta? | FLITASTIC - 2016-01-26 6:05 PM Does He WANT to lose weight? I have found that until you WANT to do it yourself it won't happen. lol I recently lost 100 pounds in 6 months. No surgery. Just eating better.
Wow! Good for you! |
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   Location: Driving, Grooming, or Saddling for a Kid! | Go to bariatriceating.com. There is a recipe tab. All the recipes are high protein and low carb as that is what weight loss patients have to eat. |
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       Location: ~Kansas~ | I have tons pinned on my pinterest page and have found lots that the hubs and I both really like.
I am down 70 lbs and 54 inches... 100 lbs to go !!!
My hubs won't do my health and wellness products either, but with just eating less and better he has lost 30 lbs and started jogging :)
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   Location: North Dakota | Lazy pigs in a blanket casserole is AMAZING! |
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| http://www.genaw.com/lowcarb/index.html TONS of recipes here!
I make lots of quiche type casseroles. Bacon cheeseburger casserole is my favorite. Stuffed mushrooms, pizza with cauliflower or cheese/cream cheese crusts, meatloaf. My staples are mushrooms, broccoli, cauliflower, and green beans. Roasted zucchini.. I want to try the zucchini noodles. Shiratiki noodles (no carb) when you just really want pasta. |
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| CE's wrapn3 - 2016-01-27 5:05 AM
FLITASTIC - 2016-01-26 5:05 PM Does He WANT to lose weight? I have found that until you WANT to do it yourself it won't happen. lol I recently lost 100 pounds in 6 months. No surgery. Just eating better.
You might want to PM me for this lol Have you been excersizing more? What do you eat in a day? That is amazing!
Don't want to steal a thread but I did follow the Medifast plan the FIRST HALF of the weightloss. Then kept to the guidelines without their food for the rest of the 100. |
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| Check the the app "Fit Men Cook". My husband (and myself) have loved everything we've made using these recipes so far! Some of the ingredients look a little off the wall (ground bison, goat cheese, etc) but oh my goodness, SO tasty!! It classifies the recipes into categories and will add the ingredients straight to a shopping list depending on how many you're feeding. There are even meal prep recipes! |
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   Location: North Dakota | DunIt - 2016-01-27 8:19 AM Go to bariatriceating.com. There is a recipe tab. All the recipes are high protein and low carb as that is what weight loss patients have to eat.
Thanks for the link! I made 2 of the items last night and they were GOOD! I love the idea's on this site. |
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| barrelracer63046304 - 2016-01-26 8:56 PM If you make anything with sugar maybe try Splenda or another low cal. sugar. Also when getting milk/yogurt or something like that- try to get the reduced sugar or fat, if he'll eat it. Good Luck!!
Actually, most items with reduced fat, have higher carbs. Greek yogurt (check the label to be sure) has higher protein and lower carbs. As far as low carb recipes, go to Pinterest and do a search. There are thousands! My diet is simple. Nothing white. No rice, no potatoes, no bread, no pasta, nothing with flour or sugar. I use Splenda Brown Sugar, but I recently discovered that even that has the same amount of carbs as regular brown sugar. Just read labels. My diet is not about weight loss (although I need that, too) but it's about lowering my blood sugar due to diabetes. |
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    Location: Midwest USA | LoudAppy - 2016-01-28 12:39 PM barrelracer63046304 - 2016-01-26 8:56 PM If you make anything with sugar maybe try Splenda or another low cal. sugar. Also when getting milk/yogurt or something like that- try to get the reduced sugar or fat, if he'll eat it. Good Luck!! Actually, most items with reduced fat, have higher carbs. Greek yogurt (check the label to be sure) has higher protein and lower carbs.
As far as low carb recipes, go to Pinterest and do a search. There are thousands!
My diet is simple. Nothing white. No rice, no potatoes, no bread, no pasta, nothing with flour or sugar. I use Splenda Brown Sugar, but I recently discovered that even that has the same amount of carbs as regular brown sugar.
Just read labels.
My diet is not about weight loss (although I need that, too) but it's about lowering my blood sugar due to diabetes.
AGREE AGREE AGREE! I was going to state how "low fat" is worse than regular. "IF IT'S WHITE IT'S OUT!".
Just made these Chicken Fajitas yesterday and they were amazing: cut up fresh red pepers, green peppers, yellow peppers, mushrooms, red onions. Put in bottom of oval, large crockpot. Place four boneless, skinless chicken breasts on top. Sprinkle both sides of chicken with taco seasoning. Spread one can diced tomatoes over top. DO NOT ADD WATER. Put on low, cook all day. I put it on at 7:00 in morning and we ate it at 5:30 p.m. VERY TASTY!
There isn't a man I know who does not love BACON!! I fry up a bunch and keep in the frige for a quick snack, to add to a sandwich (using lettuce leaves instead of bread), or to mix with some scrambled eggs or omelet. Basically just eat LOTS of meats and vegetables, but not the bad veggies (no corn, peas).
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         Location: So. California | Fresh, fresh, fresh! You can make so many amazing dishes out of fresh foods and a few spices. I lost over 50lbs by taking prepackaged foods out of my diet. Nothing in a bag, box or can.
There are some amazing vegetarian bread recipies on line, makes your mouth just water with all the flavor. REAL butter. No margarine. Change to cooking with olive oil...
What also helped me was that I had cheat night. I could cheat (a little) once/twice a week on those nights - for example 1 scoop of ice cream. Just one... It didn't fill like a diet.
Also, portion control is important. Snack foods throughout the day helps wonders. It keeps you full. |
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| wickedstepmother - 2016-01-26 11:33 PM
Long time off and on low carber. Cauliflower makes a very good substitute for potatoes, especially mashed. Sweet potatoes are a good option. Sautéed avocado in bacon grease with fried eggs brings Joy to my heart, lol. I'm a condiment junkie so I really missed BBQ sauce. Finally found G Hubbs brand and the hickory is my fave.
Uuuhhh I just consumed my first plate of fried avocado and eggs....
It will not be my last....omg... |
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| OhMax - 2016-01-28 5:36 PM
wickedstepmother - 2016-01-26 11:33 PM
Long time off and on low carber. Cauliflower makes a very good substitute for potatoes, especially mashed. Sweet potatoes are a good option. Sautéed avocado in bacon grease with fried eggs brings Joy to my heart, lol. I'm a condiment junkie so I really missed BBQ sauce. Finally found G Hubbs brand and the hickory is my fave.
Uuuhhh I just consumed my first plate of fried avocado and eggs....
It will not be my last....omg...
Bwahahaha, I told you!! I don't miss hash browns and toast at all after discovering this! It's so addicting :) |
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| Ok, here's a LC dessert that I like to eat. I just have to be super careful cause I start off eating it once or twice a week, then ever night lol. Mix a serving of no sugar added peanut butter with WALDEN FARMS chocolate syrup. Top with cool whip. It's less than 5 net carbs and REALLY helps take the edge off a sweet tooth.
Also, hard boiled eggs are a good quick snack I keep on hand
I also use protein shake mixes alot. Right now I sell thrive, so I will drink that for breakfast mixed with unsweetened vanilla almond milk. I'm not a huge breakfast eater so those really work for me. |
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| So when I was 24 or so, I lost 60 lbs doing Atkins and Tae bo. The weight fell off and I felt amazing. I maintained for 5 years or so. Then went from riding 8 colts a day for a living to a full time desk job and full access to sweet treats and lots of food at work. When my.mom died last january, I was the the heaviest I've ever been.
So I've been on and off again LC since and working out semi consistently and I've dropped 30 lbs in a year.
Most importantly, my blood sugars are perfect. Both my parents were diagnosed at my age with diabetes. So it's a BIG deal. I attribute it to LC eating. Even if I fall off the wagon occasionally. |
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