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    I guess it´s allowed in induction but once it´s boiled reduces a lot!
    how should I calculate the portion? raw or boiled?

    It´s delicious with paprika and olive oil!
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    Pau, DANDR only separates oysters and mussels as being higher in carbs than the others and should be restricted.
    Octopus probably doesn't need to be counted, but if anything, I would go with the Raw weight.

    David
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    • #3
      Originally posted by dave318
      Pau, DANDR only separates oysters and mussels as being higher in carbs than the others and should be restricted.
      Octopus probably doesn't need to be counted, but if anything, I would go with the Raw weight.

      David
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      • #4
        I love octopus sashimi.
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        • #5
          Re: Octopus?

          Originally posted by Pau
          I guess it´s allowed in induction but once it´s boiled reduces a lot!
          how should I calculate the portion? raw or boiled?

          It´s delicious with paprika and olive oil!
          YUM!!!! I love Octopus!!! I make it with lemon, oregano and olive oil! just a touch of garlic and hot pepper!!!!

          I would count it however you eat it!...I believe fitday has it raw and cooked but I could be mistaken!

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          • #6
            Re: Octopus?

            Originally posted by nurselady

            YUM!!!! I love Octopus!!! I make it with lemon, oregano and olive oil! just a touch of garlic and hot pepper!!!!

            I would count it however you eat it!...I believe fitday has it raw and cooked but I could be mistaken!
            With paprika and olive oil is tipical in North Spain, where all the seafood is great.....mmmmmm!

            Will check in fitday!
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            • #7
              Seems pretty high in carbs to me! I think Fitday says 1.8g per oz! how many oz would you typically eat? I think it's fine for induction, just watch the portions...kind of like shrimp and some of the other higher carb mollusks.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by higgies
                Seems pretty high in carbs to me! I think Fitday says 1.8g per oz! how many oz would you typically eat? I think it's fine for induction, just watch the portions...kind of like shrimp and some of the other higher carb mollusks.

                :yikes :yikes :yikes :yikes :raving don´t tell me!

                I´d eat about 150 grams .... that´s 5.29 oz ...... and fitday says: carbs 11 grs! :yikes :yikes :sadblinky :anger :no
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Pau
                  Originally posted by higgies
                  Seems pretty high in carbs to me! I think Fitday says 1.8g per oz! how many oz would you typically eat? I think it's fine for induction, just watch the portions...kind of like shrimp and some of the other higher carb mollusks.

                  :yikes :yikes :yikes :yikes :raving don´t tell me!

                  I´d eat about 150 grams .... that´s 5.29 oz ...... and fitday says: carbs 11 grs! :yikes :yikes :sadblinky :anger :no
                  I would find a way to work it in!.....just eat less and add more of something else!!! I love Octopus!!! I ate it during induction that and squid...just kept plugging it in to fitday!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by nurselady

                    I would find a way to work it in!.....just eat less and add more of something else!!! I love Octopus!!! I ate it during induction that and squid...just kept plugging it in to fitday!

                    Squid ..... mmmmmm!!! I love it too. I usually cook them in their own "ink-sauce" ...... YUM!!!!

                    I think I´ll have the octopus with some fried shrimps (with garlic) :nod
                    and a salad. And tomorrow I´ll eat the rest.
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                    • #11
                      Japanese cook the ink sauce a lot and I have always wondered about the carb count. It really shouldn't be to high. Hummmm another question for Pammie.



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                      • #12
                        [quote="Desertthorn"]Japanese cook the ink sauce a lot and I have always wondered about the carb count. It really shouldn't be to high. Hummmm another question for Pammie.[/quote

                        there is a brilliant Thai dish with squid and black ink wonderful stuff!

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                        • #13


                          Mollusks, octopus, common, raw 2.20g carbs
                          Mollusks, octopus, common, cooked, moist heat 4.40g carbs

                          If this is right I think fitday might be off? Squid is good too. You can find many fish and shellfish here:

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by goin2Bgood
                            http://www.carb-counter.org/fish/search/%20octopus/1500

                            Mollusks, octopus, common, raw 2.20g carbs
                            Mollusks, octopus, common, cooked, moist heat 4.40g carbs

                            If this is right I think fitday might be off? Squid is good too. You can find many fish and shellfish here:

                            http://www.carb-counter.org/fish/
                            Thank´s a lot!

                            I boiled and drained the octopus and just 150 grs were left :raving

                            I admit I ate it all but didn´t have more than 20 grams carbs that day.

                            Dessertthorn, I´ll cook squid in ink sauce soon and put the recipe. It´s easy and very tasty!!
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