Lowering my carb intake.......ANY suggestions for a tasty LOW CARB BREAD...........

[Kracer]

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[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by Kracer

search engine allows recovery of related topics that would still have relevance.


Replying to an old thread benefits people who search on specific topics.


its a good thing

I do get that, but I wonder why someone would search the NJ forum for posts about BREAD. (Or why there IS a thread about bread/low-carb in the NJ Forum in the first place--they aren't subjects specific to NJ. People everywhere eat bread or go on low-carb diets.) Unless they searched the forum in general overall and just found that thread, but there's a whole "Food and Drink" forum which I'm sure must have covered a similar topic more recently. I don't know. Just seems odd sometimes how these ancient irrelevant threads pop up.

[Rollingon]

Originally Posted by HudsonCoNJ

Fathead dough

But if you're truly looking to go low carb, it's best to cut high carb foods rather than look for low carb substitutes. Basically, just eat meat and vegetables and you'll be good.

Best advice. Went from 195 to 157 in 47 days flat. I did 20 mins of cardio which included 10 mins of climbing stairs at work both in the morning and after lunch. No snacks, no bread, no sweets,nothing made of white flour. Its been 3 years now I have managed to keep most of it off. It now fluctuates between 160 and 163. I eat everything now but just not regularly and I stick to the rule of not eating carb more than a slice for breakfast.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by Mightyqueen801

I do get that, but I wonder why someone would search the NJ forum for posts about BREAD. (Or why there IS a thread about bread/low-carb in the NJ Forum in the first place--they aren't subjects specific to NJ. People everywhere eat bread or go on low-carb diets.) Unless they searched the forum in general overall and just found that thread, but there's a whole "Food and Drink" forum which I'm sure must have covered a similar topic more recently. I don't know. Just seems odd sometimes how these ancient irrelevant threads pop up.

There's plenty of information about this in Exercise and Fitness.

Why do people ask questions about major appliances and toenail fungus here?

[Retriever]

Originally Posted by Gerania

Why do people ask questions about major appliances and toenail fungus here?

… or post hints regarding how to beat a parking ticket in Los Angeles...