Are pickles ok during induction?

[dixie77]

Pickles?

[Grant]

Re: Are pickles ok during induction?

Cucumber pickles are made from cucumbers, which are a vegetable found on the Induction Acceptable Foods list. So, yes, they are okay to eat. Just count them towards your daily vegetable intake and be sure to count the carbs.

(The above from another thread on pickles) Also, I'd suggest looking fo the lowest sodium variety you can to help keep fromretianing water and whatnot.

[dixie77]

Re: Are pickles ok during induction?

(The above from another thread on pickles) Also, I'd suggest looking fo the lowest sodium variety you can to help keep fromretianing water and whatnot.

Thanks...I figured they would be ok but you just never know.

[LuckyD]

Re: Are pickles ok during induction?

Make sure they are dill pickles though and not the sweet ones like the bread and butter pickles.

[apple]

Re: Are pickles ok during induction?

Although, you IF you have an inkling to try butter/sweet pickles, Walmart has a brand that makes them with Splenda. Nally, I think the name is? I've purchased the sweet relish and butter pickles to add to dishes that my family loves...they don't even know the difference! One word of caution...they're really addictive, so portion and control is needed.

Have fun playing with your food!

[SugarFreeSheila]

Re: Are pickles ok during induction?

Yes, they are permitted. When doing Induction, I just allowed the amount one might find on a bunless burger, and added just a bit more the infrequent times I threw together tuna salad. Since I watch my sodium intake like a hawk, I still don't go too nuts with them - but your mileage may vary.

Hope that helps!