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katiewhompus
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Ang
Can I poke your diet brain about sugar? I was told I need to cut out sugar and gluten (therapist said cut out completely, I'm slowly weaning because I'm a big sugar/gluten addict) and I can't think of anything I can eat without sugar! I swear it seems like every freaking thing in the store has sugar and I'm stuck 
I normally have a bowl of cereal for breakfast (Frosted Flakes or Cheerios), then a sandwich (gluten), crackers (gluten) and yogurt (sugar) for lunch, and some sort of pasta thing (gluten, gluten, sugar in tomato sauce?) for dinner.
Help (Other people help too, I know Ang is doing the insanity thing and has little knowledge of foods 
)
I normally have a bowl of cereal for breakfast (Frosted Flakes or Cheerios), then a sandwich (gluten), crackers (gluten) and yogurt (sugar) for lunch, and some sort of pasta thing (gluten, gluten, sugar in tomato sauce?) for dinner.
Help
(Other people help too, I know Ang is doing the insanity thing and has little knowledge of foods ) 
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Re: Ang
House / Baby blog
[QUOTE] I think that Rice Chex are generally gluten free, and Corn Chex have more flavor but might contain gluten. They should both be relatively low in sugar.
Posted by SarahPLiz[/QUOTE]
THIS. They actully say on the box that they are Gluten Free. And there yummy :)
So do you want to cut fruits too or just table sugar anf fructose?
House / Baby blog
I'll have to try that Sarah. My mom does gluten free pastas which taste ok for me, but Scott hates them so yeah, that's a problem.
House / Baby blog
It's hard to find cereals that are completely sugar free, even my All Bran has fructose, which I was surprised. The thing to do is to find a cereal that is high in fiber and protein.
Something tells me my husband is going to rolling his eyes as we're grocery shopping lol.
House / Baby blog
[QUOTE]Okay first you want to aviod luch meats because they may contain fillers. Avoid gravy. Soups make with a roux. Pickes and salad dressing. Kellog's syrup contain gluten. More....
Posted by ricksang[/QUOTE]
you just named my favorite 3 food groups.
There is a cream soup, gravy, and salad dressing food group isnt there?
My Fat Chick Blog
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Ang : you just named my favorite 3 food groups. There is a cream soup, gravy, and salad dressing food group isnt there?
Posted by anna.oskar[/QUOTE]
In Heaven.
Fever are they good? I can have those on my diet!
[QUOTE]Fever are they good? I can have those on my diet!
Posted by ricksang[/QUOTE]
I love them! I only get the original, not the raspberry or mint. I use low-fat vanilla yogurt to mix with it. So easy. So good.
[QUOTE]Going gluten/sugar free is expensive!
Posted by ricksang[/QUOTE]
Yeah it is. Mom doesn't believe me when I tell her that either. It doesn't help that she gets knocked on her asss if she eats gluten, while I don't really notice a difference. I am curious if I cut down for a month what would happen with my weight though.
House / Baby blog
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Ang : I love them! I only get the original, not the raspberry or mint. I use low-fat vanilla yogurt to mix with it. So easy. So good.
Posted by MarriedInAFever[/QUOTE]
Putting it on my grocery list along with stuff for my pumpkin pie.
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Ang : Yeah it is. Mom doesn't believe me when I tell her that either. It doesn't help that she gets knocked on her asss if she eats gluten, while I don't really notice a difference. I am curious if I cut down for a month what would happen with my weight though.
Posted by katiewhompus[/QUOTE]
Cutting out just sugar will help so cutting gluten will too, maybe. More power to you though. I love me some bread.
[QUOTE]Oh if you want a good gluten free/sugar free protein bar try the Think Thin bars.
Posted by ricksang[/QUOTE]
I EFFING LOVE THOSE.
How are they sugar free? It must be magic.
House / Baby blog