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Old 09-05-2008, 02:53 PM   #1  
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Is Garbanzo flour Ph 1 compliant? if so I found that Skillet bread recipe
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Old 09-05-2008, 04:35 PM   #2  
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I googled this and found both the answer (which was no) and NESSA!! with a rockin Chick avatar!
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What?! i figured chickpea (garbonzo) flour would be compliant as it should be just ground chickpeas? i have been using it regularly!
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Hey Pooky According to Nessa on the SBD forum on another site on page 164 of supercharged it says No flour
since she's a SBD Goddess I'll trust in her but its up to you what you do
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I am no expert but I would think in small doses it would be ok- where do you find this flour?
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I can get it at my bulk food store.

Page 164 definitely says No in Phase I. It quotes soybean and nut flours, for example, so garbanzo flour would be included. I imagine this rule is there because the fours would be concentrated carbs, digested more quickly because they are in powder form. This could cause a bloodsugar spike and that's what we are trying to avoid.
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I googled this and found both the answer (which was no) and NESSA!! with a rockin Chick avatar!

HA! yep that's my FAT chick!
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It was just wishful thinking on my part i guess, oh well, thats what i get for assuming! guess its back to the drawing board!
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oh yeah and nevermind on that pb cake recipe i was experimenting with made with garbonzo beans as a sub for flour!
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what about for ph2?
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it would be fine in P2 but you can also just use whole wheat flour.
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oh yeah and nevermind on that pb cake recipe i was experimenting with made with garbonzo beans as a sub for flour!
Did you use smashed, cooked garbanzo beans or garbanzo bean flour?

The smashed, cooked beans would be fine.
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Did you use smashed, cooked garbanzo beans or garbanzo bean flour?

The smashed, cooked beans would be fine.
Oh ok. i was just wanting to use the flour, but i did use the cooked beans for that. thanks you guys for clearing this up for me.
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I guess I was just assuming we were talking about p2... :/ I am bad about assuming things! lol. Thanks for the great advice guys! and thanks ruth for breaking it down for us! I never thought about how differently it would be digested!
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