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Old 09-13-2012, 10:36 PM   #46  
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I haven't tried it yet, but I read on the Alternative Reviews that the ProtiDiet Honey Nut cereal is good.
Thanks. I want to experiment with some recipes but not with my good expensive crispy cereal. I am NOT the best chef!
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I am also looking at switching to alternatives. Thanks for the advice everyone!
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Thanks. I want to experiment with some recipes but not with my good expensive crispy cereal. I am NOT the best chef!
I use mostly alternatives but order the crispy cereal from plainprotien.

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I think the biggest difference between the IP Crispy cereal and other alternative cereals is that the IP cereal has a powdered milk form in it, while the alternative products are JUST the cereal. That would change the end result if you tried to bake with alternatives. You might be able to compensate for that by using your 1oz of milk in place of some of the water - I haven't tried anything yet so just speaking from baking experience
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I think the biggest difference between the IP Crispy cereal and other alternative cereals is that the IP cereal has a powdered milk form in it, while the alternative products are JUST the cereal. That would change the end result if you tried to bake with alternatives. You might be able to compensate for that by using your 1oz of milk in place of some of the water - I haven't tried anything yet so just speaking from baking experience
Oooh, thanks for pointing that out. I had some items in my Nashua cart for some of Rainbow's delicious looking recipes and I hadn't thought that maybe it wouldn't work. Good point.
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Found a new bar that I tried. Made by Pure Protein..... Named Revolution

Flavor: Chocolate Peanut Caramel
Stats:
Calories: 180
Fat: 6 g
Choles: 10MG
Sodim: 150mg
Carbs: 17
Fiber: 1g
Sugars: 1 G
Sugar Alcohol: 11g
Protein: 20g


Flavor: Alright, still prefer the other Pure Protein bars. Although the caramel is pretty good.

Texture: Gummy, like a chewy bar... sticks to your teeth a bit.


Cost: $1.39 individually sold.
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Still debating whether to "break up" with my coach. I really get nothing other than measurements from her that I can't get here. But then I wonder if I'll be able to follow Phase 2 and 3 without more direct support, since that's so much more involved. I've toyed with the idea of just telling her I need to phase off for a while (she knows finances are a challenge for us with 2 little ones and me the only one working) so that I can get the Phase 2, 3 and maintenance info, but I don't want to be dishonest.
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Still debating whether to "break up" with my coach. I really get nothing other than measurements from her that I can't get here. But then I wonder if I'll be able to follow Phase 2 and 3 without more direct support, since that's so much more involved. I've toyed with the idea of just telling her I need to phase off for a while (she knows finances are a challenge for us with 2 little ones and me the only one working) so that I can get the Phase 2, 3 and maintenance info, but I don't want to be dishonest.
I was honest with mine she sorta tried to guilt me into staying I didn't budge she still agree's to sell me the supplements (which are un comparable on the market). I may go back one day when finances are better & I'm near my goal. Take a chance & be honest with her , IF she doesnt understand she isn't the coach for you anyway.


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I was honest with mine she sorta tried to guilt me into staying I didn't budge she still agree's to sell me the supplements (which are un comparable on the market). I may go back one day when finances are better & I'm near my goal. Take a chance & be honest with her , IF she doesnt understand she isn't the coach for you anyway.

True enough. I feel bad, but alternatives just fit my budget better. I'm more worried about being able to follow life after Phase 1 without a coach than getting to my goal weight on alternatives!
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True enough. I feel bad, but alternatives just fit my budget better. I'm more worried about being able to follow life after Phase 1 without a coach than getting to my goal weight on alternatives!
Remember you will always have coaches here..... Dont you worry about this.
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Remember you will always have coaches here..... Dont you worry about this.
TL52 you look GREAT by the way


YES true you can do this ! I had to switch too I love the IP drinks but my budget suffers. There are others here wiser than me that are willing to help I'm sure of it, I'll need help myself.



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YES true you can do this ! I had to switch too I love the IP drinks but my budget suffers. There are others here wiser than me that are willing to help I'm sure of it, I'll need help myself.
I also switched to alternatives for financial reasons. It has helped me be op for 15 weeks.

Thanks for the nice complement... Its been hard work but worth it. I put the jeans that I wore on my first Wi and i let them go and they fell down.

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I live to see the day that happens to me. I love this site so far I cannot see any fellow foodie not wanting to help another

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I also switched to alternatives for financial reasons. It has helped me be op for 15 weeks.

Thanks for the nice complement... Its been hard work but worth it. I put the jeans that I wore on my first Wi and i let them go and they fell down.
That is amazing And thanks for the support
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I think you should talk to your coach too and who knows? Some coaches say "just come, weigh in for now"... others will ask you to leave. I have spent soooo much money there so far, I will hope she'll be supportive if I buy less products and more alternatives. SOmeone posted the link to buy the supplements (and all IP products) elsewhere, so you can always get the vitamins there if you need too. I understand how you feel tho' -- I am better at understanding phase 1 but am nervous about what's coming up -- not that I'm scared but just that it's "unknown" to me right now
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