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Old 06-19-2007, 08:43 AM   #1  
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I must be using an old copy of the book, as it doesn't mention half the stuff the updated list does!

Is 0% fat Greek yoghurt (brand name Total) okay on P1? I see there's now limits on dairy.
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dairy is fine in phase 1 in fact 2 cups a day of low fat milk or plain yogurt is recommended....


in phase 2 you can have 2-3 cups. i have milk in my oatmeal but i love my afternoon cup of greek yogurt in phase 1 i had it with sf syrup and nuts now i have it with sf syrup and fruit....
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Fantastic. I just can't face 2 weeks of eggs! No honey til P2 is a pain, love it with Greek yoghurt. But then again, that's how I got to this weight!
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Fantastic. I just can't face 2 weeks of eggs! No honey til P2 is a pain, love it with Greek yoghurt. But then again, that's how I got to this weight!
well a couple of things

1. make sure the yogurt is low fat either 2% or nonfat
2. i would not have honey even in p2 and if you do i'd severely limit it
3. yogurt for breakfast does not replace eggs... only another protein can replace eggs.
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Hmm, yoghurt & bacon anyone.......
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Cottage cheese is a good protein. You can make a nice shake with it, skim milk and some sf syrup or good old vanilla and Splenda. I even throw in egg white to up the protein.
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I've just printed out a couple of the pancake recipes from the recipe section, going to give them a go. Not a big fan of ricotta, so hopefuly it'll work! I'm not bored yet, but I want to make sure I don't get that way.
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