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I make a great low carb shake that is dairy free and can be used in induction.
1 cup "SO" brand unsweetened coconut milk (1 carb plus lots of nutrients, but little protein) available at Henry's and Stater Bros.; green carton 1 raw egg (yes, I know, but if you use a fresh egg from a free range chicken there shouldn't be any worry, and here's your protein, naturally) 1 packet stevia 1-2 tsp. cocoa powder (1 carb per tsp.) 1 tsp. psyllium or flaxmeal (here's your fiber) Use a blender and you won't even taste the egg. I don't like eggs at all, so this is the only way I get them when I'm in ketosis. "I guess I'll put this on the Recipe board. I'm new to this." |
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I love protein shakes (USN whey powder for me) because they help me get through the day without any urge to snack - AND they taste great. My job involves a lot of walking about (I'm part of the Royal Family) and I often find I'm flaking out unless I have a really good breakfast. Since my working day starts at silly O'Clock, a good thick shake with added porridge oats is a fab way to fill up and stock up without adding to the carb load.
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