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OK - so help me here (Ogdog?) - I want to figure out how to make puddings that would be healthy. I am lactose intolerant....so I buy Lactaid..or something similar. According to the "facts" -- it is 90 calories, 12g of carbs (11g coming from SUGAR)...and 8g of protein. So - do you think I should go with the Atkins way of thinking...and water down whipping cream. I also thought of adding my greek yogurt (which has a LOT of protein) in place of some of the milk? Just trying to make my addiction healthier. My new addiction (which comes from when I was a child) is Tapioca (Kozy Shak). To be honest, I won't look at the nutrition facts because I NEED that comfort food right now. I know I could make my own using Splenda and Lactaid..maybe stirring in some greek yogurt....any ideas? (hey, I have totally forgotten how to cook...since I only cook for one now. I really struggled in Ohio cuz I really haven't cooked much in 6 years).
Torchlaker, no I didn't think 200 was high. My understanding is that 10% is about right for nutrition and such. I really think that Phase 4 is doable, but it will take learning to eat all over again...what foods at which meals. Not easy, but doable.Originally Posted by torchlaker
Ogdog - when you did the calorie/carb calculations...did you think the carb count was high at 200? Or even the calorie count? I cannot believe I could eat that and not gain weight (sounds wonderful, tho)....probably the IP packets mentality.OK - so help me here (Ogdog?) - I want to figure out how to make puddings that would be healthy. I am lactose intolerant....so I buy Lactaid..or something similar. According to the "facts" -- it is 90 calories, 12g of carbs (11g coming from SUGAR)...and 8g of protein. So - do you think I should go with the Atkins way of thinking...and water down whipping cream. I also thought of adding my greek yogurt (which has a LOT of protein) in place of some of the milk? Just trying to make my addiction healthier. My new addiction (which comes from when I was a child) is Tapioca (Kozy Shak). To be honest, I won't look at the nutrition facts because I NEED that comfort food right now. I know I could make my own using Splenda and Lactaid..maybe stirring in some greek yogurt....any ideas? (hey, I have totally forgotten how to cook...since I only cook for one now. I really struggled in Ohio cuz I really haven't cooked much in 6 years).
If you aren't cooking now, are you really going to make your own puddings? If you like them that much just order from Lindora or NewLifeStyleDiet so you will be getting the protein too. I'd double check on both sites though to see if they have the right sugars and some do have Phenylalanine (sp) which I believe is an ingredient of aspertame (not allowed).



