Dreamfields pasta

[dblheatingac]

sorry if this has already been talked about has any one herd of or tried this dreamfields pasta they say they are low in carbs and they taste great

[sadie147]

Re: Dreamfields pasta

sorry if this has already been talked about has any one herd of or tried this dreamfields pasta they say they are low in carbs and they taste great

Dreamfields pastas taste very good, as close I think to real pasta as you are going to get with a l/c substitute.

HOWEVER please note that you can't have them until rung 9 of OWL, the grains rung.

I only ate them once i got to maintenance and actually counted all of the carbs in them too since I wasn't too convinced on the science behind the carb counts.

I only bought them once and never have had them since I finished the boxes. They no longer sell them in the grocery store here..but I really find that I don't miss pasta as much as i'd thought I was going too. And on the very rare occasion in maintenance that I do have pasta, I'll have a small serving of a whole grain pasta instead. Since I was counting all of the carbs for dremfields it works out the same anyway.

[sallyseachange]

Re: Dreamfields pasta

I have dreamfields occasionally, but only a half portion (with extra sauce!! ). It's by far the best of the l/c pasta substitutes, but as Sadie says, is for the grains rung of OWL.

I like to sometimes beat an egg, add a tablespoon of ground almonds (nut rung) and as I'm in maintenance a teaspoon of something like carbquik (which can be omitted, no prob). I cook the egg in a non-stick pan... like a crepe. As thin as you can get it. Then roll it up and cut into slivers, like tagliatelle. Makes a reasonable base for a pasta sauce, even though it isn't like real pasta. Imho, it's better than the "veggie slivers" alternative.

I don't see why you couldn't maybe substitute the ground almonds with something like flaxseed, if in induction (and if you need the flax - otherwise it isn't legal), but haven't tried this.