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Old 07-13-2011, 05:50 AM   #1  
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Question Spaggetti squash on IP-anyone know ?

Hey, so reading over the list of cans and cants of allowed veggies..i noticed that zucchini-part of the squash family..is listed as allowable..but i was wondering about spaggetti squash??? Is it allowed? or is it a no no? or only once a week?? anyone??
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According to my coach it is a No-n0.
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According to my coach it is a No-n0.
Exactly. Spaghetti squash is traditionally made from "yellow" squash (I do believe), which is a "no-no" on IP (Phase One anyway...not sure when it gets reintroduced). We are allowed zucchini tho.....YUM!!!
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spaghetti squash has 10 carbs per cup and that is almost all of the nutrition in it. There is one gram of protein and no fat. I am assuming that this is too many carbs for a veggie.
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Hey, so reading over the list of cans and cants of allowed veggies..i noticed that zucchini-part of the squash family..is listed as allowable..but i was wondering about spaggetti squash??? Is it allowed? or is it a no no? or only once a week?? anyone??
From things I have seen on here and talking to my coach, I treated spaghetti squash as an occasional veggie. When I made it up, I baked it, pulled it with a fork so it was like spaghetti and then measured it out in 1 cup portions and put them in the freezer. That way I knew that I was only taking in 1 cup. It is a yummy substitute for spaghetti that I still prefer now on phase 4. If you do choose to have it, I would make it your restricted for the day - no bars!

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Exactly. Spaghetti squash is traditionally made from "yellow" squash (I do believe), which is a "no-no" on IP (Phase One anyway...not sure when it gets reintroduced). We are allowed zucchini tho.....YUM!!!
Zucchini and yellow summer squash are allowed veggies.
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So if summer squash is allowed..what is summer squash exactly???
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It is the yellow crockneck squash.
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