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  • Queen_Sheba
    ADBB Amateur
    • Oct 16, 2003
    • 16

    #1

    Snacks!

    Hullo

    What snacks does everyone enjoy?

    Needing some inspiration before i go to the shops!

    xx
    Queenie
    On anti-yeast programme.
  • WheresMeFeet
    ADBB Adventurer
    • Mar 08, 2007
    • 329

    #2
    Re: Snacks!

    Salami, nuked in the microwave then smothered in cream cheese.

    Mmmmmmmmmmm!

    Cathy
    XoXoX
    Starting Date: 02/03/09

    SW: LBS
    CW: LBS

    9/03/09-lbs
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    No final goal as yet! Just mini's, 1lb at a time!

    5ft 4" - Female, 35Yrs Young!






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    • Queen_Sheba
      ADBB Amateur
      • Oct 16, 2003
      • 16

      #3
      Re: Snacks!

      hey there!

      sounds lovely but most candida resources say not processed meat - is salami okay? thought cured stuff was out! LOL

      so far i've got.

      Egg
      Cheesecake (lemon)
      fresh coconut (my supermarket does this in handy chunks - i bought a real one and couldn't jolly well open it!)
      Cucumber sticks and houmous.

      xxx
      Queenie
      On anti-yeast programme.

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      • Lyssie
        • Feb 16, 2004
        • 7591

        #4
        Re: Snacks!

        What rung are you on?
        27/f/5'10"
        HW - 312, LW - 172 (Jul 2007), CW - 205, GW - 160

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        • Queen_Sheba
          ADBB Amateur
          • Oct 16, 2003
          • 16

          #5
          Re: Snacks!

          erm, tried to do induction and anti-candida at the same time but too restrictive thanks to no cheese, mayonnaise, dairy etc! lol

          so doing a kind of induction with allowances for nuts two or three times a week plus a yoghurt every morning (6g carbs per pot) and cottage cheese (2g carbs per 100g) other than that it pretty much resembles induction - tuna/beans, salmon salads, prawn stirfry, fishcakes...and loadsa eggs!

          i've only really just started, been difficult to get up and running due to severely restricted finances. now back on a roll! (not an actual roll mind you!)

          i'm going to buy my special stuff eg oregano oil etc next week but hoping to kill the yeasties soon as i want my fruit back! we don't get it much in Scotland and this is the only time of year it's reasonably priced - oh what i wouldn't do for a bowl of raspberries and strawberries, or a succulent juicy peach! lol

          so snacks are always important. bought some babybel as it's not really a mouldy cheese so should be okay and was getting very twitchy mid afternoons.

          any insight useful though!
          sarah
          Queenie
          On anti-yeast programme.

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          • Prettycricket
            ADBB Admirer
            • May 09, 2007
            • 59

            #6
            Re: Snacks!

            I was going to say that salami and cream cheese (with some dill pickle) USED to be my fave snack----not any longer since I discovered yeastie beasties!!! Now I do lots of hard boiled eggs, cottage cheese (with teeny bit of celery salt). I also try to have baked chicken in the fridge for emergency snacks! Tuna--kinda dry w/o my mayo...... I haven't had to do the oil of oregano (EXPENSIVE) --I just do the acidophilus and it's amazing!
            Linda








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            • Queen_Sheba
              ADBB Amateur
              • Oct 16, 2003
              • 16

              #7
              Re: Snacks!

              i found a uk supplier of OOO that seems to be fairly reasonable. i've also been hearing great things about coconut oil - it' a medium chain fatty acid and grabs a hold of the yeastie and pulls them out!

              i've stuck with the cream cheese, just have it once or twice a week though - try to have dry boiled ham or topside of beef as cold meat - my supermarket does a nice range....who's stupid idea was it anyway to add sugar to meat!!?? so silly!

              love
              sarah
              Queenie
              On anti-yeast programme.

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