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    i took some heavy cream, i didnt measure it, maybe 3 tablespoons. Whipped it with some artificial sweetner and a pinch of sugar free raspberry jello powder. I stuck it in the freezer for awhile. It was delicious. Well I am new, today is my first day on atkins, and I dont know how many carbs this would be? the heavy cream says 0 carbs. jello mix says 0 carbs. Do I count any carbs for this desert?
    Sex: Female Age: 25 Height: 5'5
    Start Weight: 255 Current Weight: 255 Goal:160

    I am an Atkins N00b

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    Re: heavy cream, whipped

    DO you use www.fitday.com ? It is very helpful in keeping track. Products that say 0 carbs per serving on the label can actually have up to .49 per serving, so more than one serving and you can see where the 0 wouldn't apply. With 0 carb items like your ingredients, it's usually better to round up. Also, remember your artificial sweetener limit of 3 per day...without knowing exact measurements and seeing the labels, I can't give you an exact count, but I would guess 3 to 4 if you ate the whole batch.

    And if you haven't checked out www.fitday.com already, it's a great resource. There's a sticky about it here http://www.atkinsdietbulletinboard.c...ead.php?t=5775
    35/F 5'9"
    HW 238/SW 205/LW 162/GW 160
    RESTARTED 1/2/2007
    SW 217/LW 194.8/GW 159
    sidetracked by life ...
    weightloss to be continued...
    currently working MAINTENANCE

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    • #3
      Re: heavy cream, whipped

      Originally posted by kylie
      DO you use www.fitday.com ? It is very helpful in keeping track. Products that say 0 carbs per serving on the label can actually have up to .49 per serving, so more than one serving and you can see where the 0 wouldn't apply. With 0 carb items like your ingredients, it's usually better to round up. Also, remember your artificial sweetener limit of 3 per day...without knowing exact measurements and seeing the labels, I can't give you an exact count, but I would guess 3 to 4 if you ate the whole batch.

      And if you haven't checked out www.fitday.com already, it's a great resource. There's a sticky about it here http://www.atkinsdietbulletinboard.c...ead.php?t=5775
      Yes I use fitday, so far I love it, but it only gives me and option for 1 cup of heavy cream whipped. There wasnt even 1/2 a cup once I was done. So I guess going by fit day, id count it with the amount I had as like 1 carb.
      Sex: Female Age: 25 Height: 5'5
      Start Weight: 255 Current Weight: 255 Goal:160

      I am an Atkins N00b

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      • #4
        Re: heavy cream, whipped

        I just pulled up my fitday for cream and it has the options for cups or fl oz in the serving size column and can edit the servings column to whatever amount you used....and if you ever run into something that doesn't match up with what you have, you can create a custom food using the nutrtion label from the product. When you do that, you also select the units for the serving size. Hope this helps!
        35/F 5'9"
        HW 238/SW 205/LW 162/GW 160
        RESTARTED 1/2/2007
        SW 217/LW 194.8/GW 159
        sidetracked by life ...
        weightloss to be continued...
        currently working MAINTENANCE

        NON SMOKER since 2/21/2007.



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        • #5
          Re: heavy cream, whipped

          a fl oz is two tablespoons, if that helps


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          Goal 6 - 150
          Goal 7 - 140
          Goal 8 - 135
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          • #6
            Re: heavy cream, whipped

            thankyou, it does help.
            Sex: Female Age: 25 Height: 5'5
            Start Weight: 255 Current Weight: 255 Goal:160

            I am an Atkins N00b

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            • #7
              Re: heavy cream, whipped

              Psssst: http://www.onlineconversion.com/cooking_volume.htm

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              • #8
                Re: heavy cream, whipped

                Brook, it's always really nice to see you posting on here.
                Sheila, Founder of SugarFreeSheila.com
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                • #9
                  Re: heavy cream, whipped

                  Sheila - I was thinking the same thing when I saw you! It's been quite awhile. How are you?.....

                  'Spose we should move this to chit chat, eh? LOL

                  /threadjack!

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