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Today is Day 6. I have felt fantastic but today I made chili for the family to enjoy during the major playoff football games this afternoon. I LOVE homemade chili. I did however notice the 20 g of sugar per soup tin--wow! But, I have the head knowledge but the battle is in the will. I am sure there are those out there that find football Sundays hard to get around. I am truly not hungry but that big old slow cooker is working away and it truly smells scrumptious. A little encouragement would be appreciated....
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Re: Football Playoffs Chili Feast
Make your own chili!!! Here's a recipe from Linda's that I've used before
http://www.genaw.com/lowcarb/basic_chili.html
make your own and let them eat theirs and stay on plan! You can do this!
Julia 43F
2nd time around
...1.10.08 ?inaccurate?/206.2/160
1st time 8.29.04 217/173/160
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Re: Football Playoffs Chili Feast
Definitely make your own. You'll know exactly what you put in it.
~Megs~
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Re: Football Playoffs Chili Feast
I checked out Linda's chili--looks good but is it ok for induction?? Her other recipes look yummy too. I also solved the urge by heating up a chicken breast and eating it with mustard. Now my tummy feels very full and content.
Thanks for the notes, guys!sigpic
Start date - Jan. 15/08, 204 - Aug 2009 - final 168
Restart date - Jan. 6/10 - 195Comment
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Re: Football Playoffs Chili Feast
Sorry! Didn't think to look about re: induction. She doesn't have an asterick next to it, so no its not for induction, but I really don't see anything thats illegal probably just the amount of tomato/higher carb veggie products in it....She's showing 9 net gms/carb per serving.
Glad the chicken breast has solved your problem though!Julia 43F
2nd time around ...1.10.08 ?inaccurate?/206.2/160
1st time 8.29.04 217/173/160
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