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  • sjhatcu
    ADBB Admirer
    • Oct 19, 2004
    • 59

    #1

    HOT DOGS

    Does anyone know which brand hot dogs are legal for Induction? I know Oscar Meyer beef franks have 1 carb each, and I was just wondering if those were okay, and if there were some that were better for Induction. Thanks!



  • not2late
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    • May 09, 2003
    • 14677

    #2
    Hi.

    You have to read the ingredients on your hot dogs to make sure that they do not contain added sugars and/or grain products to determine if they are okay or not.

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    • snorkelman
      ADBB Adventurer
      • Mar 22, 2005
      • 136

      #3
      I remember seeing some expensive, jewish/kosher hotdogs that were either carb free, or had 1 or 2 carbs. Most have 5-8 carbs.

      All in all, i avoided hot dogs. They are not worth the carbs. I would rather have a large sausage for teh same # of carbs.

      I stuck with hamburger patties, chicken or fish for my main meals.

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      • Peterlock
        ADBB Advocate
        • Feb 22, 2005
        • 501

        #4
        Hi Sjhatcu, :wave

        You have to be very careful with hotdogs, sausage and deli meats - they can be loaded with carbs and sugar. Always read the ingredients list in addition to the nutrition label

        Boars Head and Hummel Brothers make a zero carb zero sugar hot dog. Board Head is particularly excellent and they have a large menu of Atkins induction friendly meats and cheeses.

        You can find where to buy Boars Head as well as the ingrediant/nutrion info on their products right on their website at:

        Boar's Head Provisions Co, Inc. Premium Deli Meats & Cheeses since 1905.


        Hope this Helps!

        Peter ha

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