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  • 2big4mysize
    • Apr 25, 2003
    • 20829

    #16
    Re: Baked a cake

    big_bad_john
    do you have the nutritional value for the whole recipe or even for 1 cake? 100g is meaningless since you didin't say what the gram total for the recipe was.

    here are the US measurments for you atkid whenit says about be slightly under the amount given and rememeber it isn't an induction acceptable recipe.
    Originally posted by big_bad_john
    Big Bad Johns fairy cakes

    Makes 6 fairy cakes

    28g butter 2T
    22g coarse wheat bran about 6T
    60g soy flour about 3/4ths cup OWL rung 6 food!
    33g whey protein one scoop
    half cup water
    one eighth teaspoon glycerine for shortening
    10g splenda about 10 packets way more then a days worth of Splenda so this needs to be at least 4 sevings per recipe
    1 egg
    quarter teaspoon salt
    60g sugar free peanut butter about 4T

    Complicated instructions:

    MIX EVERYTHING TOGETHER WELL

    PREHEAT OVEN TO GAS MARK 4 (350 degrees f)

    PUT INTO FAIRY CAKE BAKING PAPERS THAT HAVE BEEN BRUSHED WITH OIL

    PLACE ON METAL TRAY AND BAKE ON MIDDLE SHELF FOR 30-35 MINUTES

    Hard eh?

    Nutrition? :Per 100 grams:

    594 Kcal, 6.75g carbs, 21.8g protein and 7.75 g fibre


    by the book atkinseer

    started 6/1/02 at 313
    goalie 5/04 at 167 with under 15% body fat ADBB Presidents exercise Challenge


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    • big_bad_john
      ADBB Adventurer
      • Feb 12, 2006
      • 270

      #17
      Re: Baked a cake

      Work it out for yourself lazybones!
      Big bad John, Leader amongst men and baker of cakes.

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      • Atkid
        • Mar 15, 2006
        • 7238

        #18
        Re: Baked a cake

        Originally posted by 2big4mysize
        big_bad_john
        do you have the nutritional value for the whole recipe or even for 1 cake? 100g is meaningless since you didin't say what the gram total for the recipe was.

        here are the US measurments for you atkid whenit says about be slightly under the amount given and rememeber it isn't an induction acceptable recipe.
        Thanks 2big, what is it that is not induction friendly, I am not on induction but have only added back veggies so far, so guess the peanut butter is out right. Guess I will be passing on them for now.
        My hubby & I in the Smokies!




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        ~Karen~

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        • Atkid
          • Mar 15, 2006
          • 7238

          #19
          Re: Baked a cake

          Originally posted by big_bad_john
          Work it out for yourself lazybones!
          BRAT!
          My hubby & I in the Smokies!




          Jan. 23/06 -183
          July 23 -159
          Jan. 23/07 - 154 - 29 lbs.
          Aug 16 - 153 - 30 lb. mark
          Sep 26. '07-148.5
          Nov 26-153
          April 1, '08-155
          July7 '08-155
          6/11/09-148 - 35 lbs. loss



          ~Karen~

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          • big_bad_john
            ADBB Adventurer
            • Feb 12, 2006
            • 270

            #20
            Re: Baked a cake

            Big bad John, Leader amongst men and baker of cakes.

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            • Elizellen
              Moderator
              • Apr 22, 2004
              • 16700

              #21
              Re: Baked a cake

              Originally posted by Atkid
              Thanks 2big, what is it that is not induction friendly, I am not on induction but have only added back veggies so far, so guess the peanut butter is out right. Guess I will be passing on them for now.
              The soy flour like the peanut butter is a legume product!
              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!!





              F/60 yrs/5ft 5.5" (Though due to collapsing vertebrae I am now only 5'3" - but I refuse to recalculate my BMI )

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              • Barbde
                ADBB Admiral
                • Aug 09, 2004
                • 7797

                #22
                Re: Baked a cake

                Also the wheat and the whey are not induction friendly.
                BARB

                Life is what happens to you
                while you're busy making other plans!
                15.38 miles biking this year


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                • freckles
                  • May 01, 2006
                  • 212

                  #23
                  Re: Baked a cake

                  so basically, all of it
                  Freckles, 26F
                  297/241/150 5'3" Sz 26/20/8




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                  • freckles
                    • May 01, 2006
                    • 212

                    #24
                    Re: Baked a cake

                    I mean, you could have butter, water, glycerine, splenda, egg, and salt... but I'm guessing that might mess with the integrity of the recipe
                    Freckles, 26F
                    297/241/150 5'3" Sz 26/20/8




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                    • Barbde
                      ADBB Admiral
                      • Aug 09, 2004
                      • 7797

                      #25
                      Re: Baked a cake

                      LOL yup Freckles, pretty much!
                      BARB

                      Life is what happens to you
                      while you're busy making other plans!
                      15.38 miles biking this year


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