Eggs
Posted , 10 users are following.
Hello Everyone
What is the position on Eggs?
My shoddy reserch tells me to avoid them. Is there a low fat egg anywhere??? :D
0 likes, 14 replies
Posted , 10 users are following.
Hello Everyone
What is the position on Eggs?
My shoddy reserch tells me to avoid them. Is there a low fat egg anywhere??? :D
0 likes, 14 replies
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Jane1962
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I had a really bad experience once with eggs but that was when I ate an omelette containing 5 :oops: :!: :!: :!: :oops: :oops: ( well I shared it)
Must say that I can now tolerate the odd one but I won't go over the top again.
Jane
Guest
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I had two eggs scrambled a few days ago and was fine, no icky side effects whatsoever. I think they were about 4 grams fat each(ish). From what i,ve read here on the forum, as long as you dont go over 15g fat per meal you shud be o.k. Had them with 2 slices toast and low fat spread too, yummy! Sorry no such thing as a low fat egg,( i wish ) :lol: Hope this helps and good luck with any losses. x
Andy1705
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Everyone is different and I am jealous of those who can eat eggs as I used to love them but I had a really bad episode after having just one. I can't even look at them now as a consequence. Same goes for cheese! God I miss cheese sooooo muchhhhhhh!!!!!
Andy
quill-drill
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WorkingRedDevil07
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I miss Cheese too! I have found Asda do a low fat cream cheese spread which is nice to have with spaghetti bolognese (extra lean mince of course!)
Carley x
Rhyad
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I have found that a tescos cheese slices on it's own is enough to kerb my cheese craving.
Mind you, it is only 1 slice and always when I need to make up my fat intake.
4.9g per slice. No side effects. Could kill to eat a slab of laughing cow, but that may be the reason for my rotund nature in the first place :lol:
I couldn't go without cheese.
fattybumbum
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Hippolump
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Rhyad
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Unsure as to the fat intake for either salad, but I had no reaction (thank god).
I also had a Sainsburys cafe Roast Beef meal (very nice), and that didn't react either.
Good luck Hippolump. Trial and Error is the best way to go ( I am hardly an expert, being in the early stages myself). But any tip of the hat is good. :D
Hippolump
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I know everyone will have a different experience with the tabs and that its all about trial and error, but at the moment all I can think about is how to avoid such errors!! lol.
AliJ
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olivegreen
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I had 2 poached :P lastnight with 2 sesame seed rivita (dry) and 2 slices of grilled bacon made a nice meal and touch wood no side effects!
Hippolump
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Rhyad
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Have discovered Philly extra light small individual pots. 1.7g per pot. Lovely and yummy in a jacket potato.
Enjoy xx