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    Low GI Snacks

    Hiya

    So far I have been happy to have low gi snacks of fruit and yoghurt...

    When the other day I discovered Ryvita Whole Seed Crispbreads which are low gi! Really tasty! However they are a little high on the calorie terms so I wouldn't have more than two at a time as a snack.

    Has anyone else discovered any tasty low gi snacks?

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    Sorry should have mentioned that two crispbreads is about 80-100 calories depending which variety you have...

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    Make the carrot cake from Rick Gallop's book for a snack - it's delicous, and VERY filling.
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    LOW GI CAKE!!!!

    Over the weekend I am gonna try out the Low GI Chocolate cake, going to test it on a non dieting friend too...

    I will try the carrot cake too some time westhills! Need to test the chocolate cake because am hoping to make it for some friends, for our xmas dinner meet up. If its not good I'll make them a choc cake that I don't like (like choc orange) and eat something else...

    Anyway enough waffling...

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    A small handful of nuts is great as you don't need many to fill you up, and they're so good for you, just watch how many though as they are high cal. I make Rick Gallop's muffin's, as they're yummy. Also like an oat cake with a bit of hummus, or very small amount of peanut butter (no added sugar of course!).



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    Just tried the Low GI Chocolate Cake...

    It was horrible! Far too bitter and just not sweet enough.

    My boyfriend liked it though - I'm sure he'll polish it off.

    Oh well I guess the chocolate will have to stay off the menu until I finish this diet, only 56 pounds to go...

    Yesterday I was feeling a bit crap about how slow the weight is now coming off and bought a galaxy carmel (sorry to those on SS). But on the way to my friend's house I passed a clothes shop and decided to try on some jeans. AND! I now fit into size 18 jeans - in a normal clothes shop! That totally redeemed me and made my day! When I got to my friend's house - I gave her the chocolate (she's trying to put on weight!).

    Have been a bit slack lately about following the diet 100%, so will now be 100% strict and will attempt some more exercise this week...

    Sorry for my ramble!

    Luv and Hugs, CC xxx xxx xxx

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    I'm gutted the low GI chocolate cake was yuck.

    I'd do anything for a chocolate bar today.

    Oh well Apple and Cinnamon tea will help. And being here is putting my mind off the evil stuff!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Curvy_Chicken View Post
    Oh well Apple and Cinnamon tea will help. And being here is putting my mind off the evil stuff!
    Cor. I really fancy that

    Where did you get it? I don't remember seeing it about on my shopping trips.
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    I first discovered this tea in a local cafe here in Brighton! Then I realised where the cafe bought it from - the Holland and Barrett's from over the road! Its by a brand called Health & Heather.

    Smells like apple pie...

    Mmmmm....

    Enjoy Karion!

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    advice

    hiya which yoghurts are low gi...
    and can anybody recommed any low gi cereals or nuesli...i think alpen is one...thanks

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    Low GI cereals are high bran ones, like all-bran or home-made muesli. Alpen usually has added sugar or added stuff like powdered skimmed milk which makes it sweeter! Its naughty as it doesnt say sugar but that doesnt mean it hasnt got extra sweetness from somewhere else! As for yogurts, -muller might are the best ones. Hope this helped!

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    Quote Originally Posted by babybaby View Post
    hiya which yoghurts are low gi...
    and can anybody recommed any low gi cereals or nuesli...i think alpen is one...thanks
    Here are two sites you will find helpful.

    The Glycemic Index


    Food: Yogurt (low fat, fruit)
    Glycemic Index: 14
    Glycemic Index Rating: Low
    Glycemic Index of Low Fat Yogurt, GI Value


    Choose lower GI foods:
    • Rolled oats (not instant) or oat-based cereal like muesli
    • Fibre-based cereal likes All-Bran
    • Other lower GI cereals like Guardian, Special K or Mini-Wheats
    • Sprinkle rice bran or oat bran over your usual cereal
    Go Grains - For Consumers - Glycaemic Index - How it can help you
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    Hey Baby Baby

    Like the others have mentioned cerealwise, Alpen is not low gi, although allbran and most oats are...

    As for yoghurts in Rick Gallop's GI Diet he mentions that Mullerlight are best, but they do have a little sugar in them.

    Luv CC xx xx xx

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    thanks for the advice everyone

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    I discovered sugar free jam at the weekend.

    It tastes to me just like normal jam.

    Has been a real life saver for a sugar junkie like me!

    I am gonna do some more investigation to what brands and flavours are out there and I shall report back here.

    Luv CC xx xx xx

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