Is it allowed? I've read somewhere that it's allowed, and was going to have a deviled egg today but then I checked my Atkins shopping guide and it had an exclamation next to it. So I looked on the acceptable food list and I don't see it there. I decided to have plain hard boiled eggs just to be safe. edited to add, or is there a certain brand that's ok?
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Full fat mayo is good. IMHO Hellmans full fat is the best, but there are others.sigpic260/215/180 Male - 36 y/o
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as long as it's regular mayonaise and not fat free or any other mayo brand that has been altered to be healthier for you. if you had a low fat mayo vs a regular mayo you would see more carbs in the low fat version, since you are on atkins the regular mayo is what you want to get, just make sure you read the label.23 y/o male 5ft 7in 15 inch neck 30.5 inch waist
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mayo is good what you want to do is read the labels on anything you wanbt to know about and if the ingredients are legal then the food is legal like mayo. DUKE's mayo is the only sugar free one out there but most oflk treat mayo like the salad dressing exception to sugar in the ingredients list.
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You can also make your own, it's really easy....
INGREDIENTS:
- 1 egg or egg substitute to equal 1 egg
- 1 scant teaspoon prepared mustard
- cayenne pepper, optional
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup Canola oil
- 3 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
PREPARATION:
Put the egg or egg substitute, mustard, cayenne pepper (if using), and salt in a blender; blend at high speed for about 20 seconds. Gradually add the oil through the top of the blender, while blending, in droplets at first, blending until all the oil has been blended with the egg and mayonnaise is thick and creamy.
Blend in lemon juice just until mixed
If you are a germ-a-phobe, use egg substitute or pasturized eggs instead of the raw egg."I'm big boned" ...Um, nobody has bones that big....
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Hellman's rules!
Of course, you can also make your own, I might try that, thank you Chef Kevin for the recipe!
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Originally posted by MotherOfGizmoDuke's is the bestest! NO SUGAR! at all! And the flavor beats Hellman's hands down!
Well then, send me some Duke's dagnabit! I can't get that brand here!
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We don't get Dukes in England either.sigpic260/215/180 Male - 36 y/o
It never ceases to amaze me of how easy and how effective this ***diet*** is!!
I have since re-gained a bit of weight, but that is soon to be coming off again!

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Hellman's rocks. Even the foodies eat it. As a side note, if you're making your own, just be sure to use it quickly - since it doesn't have the preservatives, I forget what the shelf life is, but I remember my mom making batches when I was younger then getting upset 'cause we didn't eat it fast enough...
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If you make your own and use pasteurized eggs (or egg substitue) it lasts about 5 days.
Raw egg, use it in a day or 2. (small batches!)
also you can flavor your mayo.
I like:
garlic and cumin mayo
avacodo mayo
chipotle in adobo mayo (spicy!)
and of course all of these are also great if you mix them half mayo-half sour cream and flavor them....."I'm big boned" ...Um, nobody has bones that big....
Buffalo wings, not just for breakfast anymore.
Hey baby, how do you like bald fat guys with no money?

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Um... okay, I admit it, I like spam too. Of course I don't eat it now, for many reasons, and besides, I just got rid of the swelling from all the salt I'd been eating!
No, I'm not weird, I just saw Kevin's siggy!
LOL
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How about wasabi mayonaise? That's my favorite.Originally posted by Chef KevinIf you make your own and use pasteurized eggs (or egg substitue) it lasts about 5 days.
Raw egg, use it in a day or 2. (small batches!)
also you can flavor your mayo.
I like:
garlic and cumin mayo
avacodo mayo
chipotle in adobo mayo (spicy!)
and of course all of these are also great if you mix them half mayo-half sour cream and flavor them.....
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