Got a question. Want to know if induction friendly.

[AndrewH]

I was at a store called Sweet Tweet today (it is a sugar free candy/goods store) and one of the items got my attention. Link below. Is it induction friendly? Girl at store said it was but I want to make absolutely sure before eating it. Would make a handy breakfast or snack at work.

https://www.thelowcarbgrocery.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=132_250&products_id=2201&osCsid=5f10874f6eae7b3eceb8dc785d427984

[liv]

Re: Got a question. Want to know if induction friendly.

No - not induction friendly. It contains soy (OWL 6) fruits (OWL7) oats (OWL 9)
So later on in your journey you may want to try it (I would add some fat to it though)

[AndrewH]

Re: Got a question. Want to know if induction friendly.

Exactly what I needed to know, could have saved myself a few bucks but it is there for the future. Thank you.

[mission to lose]

Re: Got a question. Want to know if induction friendly.

A good rule to follow for Induction Friendly Food Questions:

If it comes out of a cardboard box or a plastic bag, (except frozen veggies or oil/butter) then don't buy it or eat it!

[atkinsgal08]

Re: Got a question. Want to know if induction friendly.

You also might think about whether or not the SALES PERSON at a store knows about Atkins.

[brandywine1241]

Re: Got a question. Want to know if induction friendly.

You also might think about whether or not the SALES PERSON at a store knows about Atkins.

Sounds like it would be legal on the Atkins Nutritionals plan.

[Georgiana]

Re: Got a question. Want to know if induction friendly.

Is it induction friendly?

You might want to keep a copy of the Acceptable Foods List in your wallet.

http://www.atkinsdietbulletinboard.com/forums/atkins-diet-extended-induction/75440-handy-wallet-sized-list-induction-approved-foods.html