I stayed very busy today, so my day's meals ended up looking a little different than usual. I didn't even have a snack. I just grabbed a Diet Dr. Pepper. Also, we normally would not eat out tonight, but we went out with some friends and the sports bar/grill we went to had a limited menu for me, so I just got 10 chicken wings.
Breakfast: 6 walnut halves, 2 hard-boiled eggs, 1 teapot of green tea with Splenda, water with Mio
Lunch: The rest of yesterday's IHOP's Balsamic chicken and broccoli, Mio water
Snack: Diet Dr. Pepper
Dinner: 10 chicken wings, water
Rennie, you may be right about the peas and lima beans. I just don't know because I didn't pay attention to the info on them since I wouldn't be eating them. I'll see what I can find out about them though! As for the grapes and apples (sorry I couldn't get back to you earlier), according to the Slow Carb Diet, you are not supposed to have fruit except on cheat day. If fruit is something you want to modify your diet with, I would just be sure to eat it in moderation. Also, I eat peanut butter. The real Slow Carb Diet says to eat all natural, but I just eat JIF, lol! I love it on celery!
Okay, I found out about the peas and lima beans. Peas are starchy but are allowed in moderation. And you were quite right about the lima beans. They're like other legumes and are allowed without limitation. In fact, in trying to find out about them, I found a useful article about all legumes/beans as they relate to the Slow Carb Diet:
http://www.slowcarbfoodie.com/2011/0...rb-bean-index/. As for chicken crackers, no, no, no, not until cheat day!
Great job on your foods today!
And please feel free to ask questions! I'm a former teacher and librarian, and if I know the answers, I am more than happy to share them, and if I don't know the answers, I have a tendency to look them up, lol!
Edited to add: I just focused in on the fact that you mentioned a tortilla shell. I personally would not have any kinds of breads/grains until cheat day. They are pretty notorious for spiking blood sugar, but if you are going to incorporate them into your daily diet, be sure to make them whole grain (I believe tortilla shells are) and have them in very limited quantities.