South Beach Diet - End of day 2

It is the end of day 2 and the cravings are starting and my mind is wandering so posting here is better than going downstairs to the kitchen.

Can you have ricotta cheese as a snack at night (dessert)?


Thanks

I think so, as long as you have not gone over your dairy limit, does that sound right?

You can have anything you want at any time, as long as it fits into the plan. :)

Ricotta is a dessert I hear people having all the time. So I say go for it!!! :)

I think so, as long as you have not gone over your dairy limit, does that sound right?

Ricotta is not considered a dairy. I ate the ricotta dessert every night on Phase I. It was one of the things that kept me going!

wow thanks for the info, i bought my first ever ricotta last night and i am loving it!

Thanks, made it through day 2, going for a walk now.
What is the dairy limit?

I have also been having the 75 calories of SF allowed sweets every day (SF popsicles - 25 cals. each)

What is the dairy limit?



MILK/DAIRY
Except for half and half, 2 cups allowed daily, including nonfat yogurt or lowfat plain yogurt
Greek Yogurt nonfat
Low-fat milk (fat-free and 1%)
Fat-free 1/2 & 1/2 (2 tablespoons)
Low-fat plain, vanilla, or artificially sweetened soy milk (4 grams of fat or less per 8 ounce serving). Be sure the product does not contain high fructose corn syrup
1% or fat-free buttermilk
yogurt low fat or nonfat plain

Do you have access to a book? If not, I would bookmark the Phase I & II food lists in the FAQ's. It's very helpful to refer to.

Thanks Anne

I do have the book but it is the original one which doesn't include alot of the new choices. I will bookmark what you suggested.

I've never had ricotta!

LOVE LOVE'D ricotta on p1 as dessert with sf maple syrup an walnuts....delish and so rich it was almost like cannoli filling...ENJOY!

Glad you're sticking to it beth0811! IT's so worth it!
One day at a time and it will get easier!

I personally can't stand the ricotta. LOL. So I have a NSA fudgesicle every night. Now, I'm confused...1% milk is okay then? I printed off a food list off a website, and it says 1% milks is NOT okay. ??

on the latest approved food list, it says fat-free and 1% milk is ok.