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silly question
#235760 - 01/04/06 05:55 PM

ebrbetty

Reged: 03/31/05
Posts: 116

ok guys,still learning here. I had dinner about 3 hours ago, I had SF and IF,now I'm thinking I'd like a snack, with a cup of decaf tea.
sound ok? I know that would mean I'm not eating sf,which I should always have first.
am I making sense?

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Silly Answer new

#235764 - 01/04/06 06:01 PM

Bevvy

Reged: 11/04/03
Posts: 5918
Loc: Northwest Washington State

Well, that all depends on the snack. It could be a SF. What are you planning to eat? If it's a stalk of broccoli, I'd say you should pass on it. But if it's a rice cake, I'd say you're good to go.

Bev

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Re: silly question no such thing here :) new

#235767 - 01/04/06 06:06 PM

Johnny T. Reb

Reged: 07/09/05
Posts: 987
Loc: Lake Linden, Mich in the U.P. IBS-C

Hi Betty, Um, you forgot to say what you're going to eat, you just
only mentioned what you're going to drink, the tea.You
should try Heather's cinnamon Zuc bread, it's an easy
recipe, and it tastes really good too. It really makes a
good after dinner snack. -Bob

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Re: Silly Answer new

#235769 - 01/04/06 06:08 PM

ebrbetty

Reged: 03/31/05
Posts: 116

Hi Bev,first let me say I love reading your posts

you have a great attitude, when I first joined I was going to pm you but no PM's here..

I was thinking of having 2 Mewmans own cookies or a small piece of a dairy free candy bar I bought.

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Re: silly question no such thing here :) new

#235771 - 01/04/06 06:11 PM

ebrbetty

Reged: 03/31/05
Posts: 116

Thanks Bob,you've been so helpful..I just got the book today and was reading that recipe,sounds yummy!

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Betty, you're welcome, and it is very tastey! -nt- new

#235774 - 01/04/06 06:17 PM

Johnny T. Reb

Reged: 07/09/05
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Loc: Lake Linden, Mich in the U.P. IBS-C

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Re: silly question new

#235781 - 01/04/06 07:31 PM

Gracie

Reged: 11/25/05
Posts: 1967

Do you mean a herbal tea, or regular decaf? If it's regualr decaf, I think it's a no no.

Can anyone with more experience elaborate please?

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Re: silly question new

#235782 - 01/04/06 07:41 PM

ebrbetty

Reged: 03/31/05
Posts: 116

herbal tea with the snack..its the snack I was worried about

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decaf regular tea new

#235794 - 01/04/06 08:29 PM

retrograde

Reged: 04/15/04
Posts: 1569

Some people are ok with it; others aren't. In general it's safer than caffeinated regular tea, but for some the tannins/tanic acid in the tea itself can be a problem. In general, the weaker you brew it, the easier it is on the stomach. HTH.

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Safe cookies are high in SF! new

#235813 - 01/05/06 01:58 AM

Linz

Reged: 09/01/03
Posts: 8242
Loc: England

As white flour is a good source of SF. So safe cookies should be fine on an empty tum.

And I'm fine with decaf regular btw everyone.

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