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    here in the UK i seem to be confused as to which mayonnaise i can have, i dont want to pick the wrong one any ideas?
    thanks
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    UK,female, 36yrs,5ft4inches,SW179,CW179,GW155

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    :wave Hi, I am also in the uk. The best mayonaisse on offer to us here is the HELLMANS FULL FAT one. Stay away from the lower fat brands as they are higher in carbs. Also eating the full fat version helps increase your fat intake.

    I hope this helps.

    Rich
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    • #3
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      I buy Tesco's Full Fat mayonnaise, but dont buy the value one as that has 1/3 more carbs!!!
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      • #4
        Re: mayo

        Originally posted by bambinaUK
        I buy Tesco's Full Fat mayonnaise, but dont buy the value one as that has 1/3 more carbs!!!
        Thats the same I think with all "value" ranges. They are all full of nasties!

        Especially those "value" sausages. I saw some recently that were just 34% meat!!!!!!!

        Slightly off topic though, sorry.

        R
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        It never ceases to amaze me of how easy and how effective this ***diet*** is!!




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        • #5
          The Helmans here in the States has trace sugar, it reads as zero on the nutrition label but it's listed on the ingredients label.

          Homemade Mayo is really easy to make and you can flavor it any way you like,
          • *One egg
            *One Cup Oil (Olive oil)
            *Teaspoon lemon juice (or white vinegar)
          Beat the egg and lemon juice (or vinegar) until the mixture starts to become
          whiter in color. Pour the oil in very...very slowly (or it'll end up awful) whisk in a few drops then keep a tiny trickle of oil pouring in, you can use a blender, hand blender or even a mixer if you like.

          After it thickens you can add anything you like curry, herbs, spices, dry mustard.

          *Make sure everything is room temperature the egg, the oil even the bowls and whatever you use to mix it - if anything's cold your Mayo will end up runny, keeps a week in the fridge but because it has a raw egg I toss it after one or two days.

          Peter ha

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          • #6
            Lidl's Mayonnaise has only 0.9 carbs for 100 grams
            Wondering how to get 'most' of your net carbs from your induction veggies?
            Take a look at the thread from the latest Veggie Challenge to see how others manage it!



            Check out our Low Carb Recipes website and add to it!!





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            • #7
              I noticed that the best mayo we have here are the ones labelled "whole egg mayonnaise".

              Can you find something similar with low carbs?
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