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missing regular meals
      #30021 - 12/04/03 11:49 AM
louise

Reged: 02/05/03
Posts: 836
Loc: canada

HI; I miss just being able to go out to breakfast and having a good old fashioned bacon and egg breakfast. Anyone else miss meals they used to have?

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Re: missing regular meals new
      #30054 - 12/04/03 02:35 PM
portia

Reged: 12/02/03
Posts: 11
Loc: Hawaii (The North Shore of Oahu)

That stuff's not healthy anyway, but yes, I miss ice cream and cheeseburgers and french fries too. But then I try to convince myself I've reached my lifetime limit and certainly had the experience.

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idea new
      #30065 - 12/04/03 04:00 PM
Shanna

Reged: 11/15/03
Posts: 471
Loc: Atlanta, GA, USA

try some egg beaters with your own seasonings and turkey bacon... it's hard to tell the difference.

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Shanna

P.S. I am really used to the IBS diet and the way I used to eat actually isn't that appealing to me...

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Healthy burger and fries new
      #30069 - 12/04/03 04:05 PM
Shanna

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Loc: Atlanta, GA, USA

I love my 95% sirloin burger on a small white bun w/ a slice of Veggie mozzarella soy cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, catsup, and mustard.... YUM! I have to have my red meat... I also buy (Alexia: Yukon Gold: Julienne Fries w/ Sea Salt) french fries and pop them in the oven... no extra oil required. The aforementioned brand is low fat and only contains potatoes and the tiniest bit of olive oil and salt.

YUMMY! Enjoy it -- no need to miss your cheeseburger and fries.

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Shanna

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Ack! Watch out for the red meat, in any variety... new
      #30084 - 12/04/03 05:17 PM
HeatherAdministrator

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it's the single biggest universal trigger for IBS. No matter how lean, or how it's cooked, or if it's organic...the saturated fat and the proteins are just super difficult to digest. Most folks just can't take it, even in tiny quantities.

Boca Burgers can be a good substitute. Their original flavor tastes so much like real hamburgers I can't even eat them (never been a burger-gal).

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Re: idea new
      #30088 - 12/04/03 06:47 PM
louise

Reged: 02/05/03
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Loc: canada

Hi SHANNA; egg beaters only agree with me for baking. I just miss the way pancakes and such used to really fill me up. Now they just give me gas and don't fill me up.

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Re: Healthy burger and fries new
      #30090 - 12/04/03 06:49 PM
louise

Reged: 02/05/03
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Loc: canada

red meat is usually a trugger isn't it, or does it not bother you?

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Sorry, Heather, I must dissent... new
      #30093 - 12/04/03 06:57 PM
Shanna

Reged: 11/15/03
Posts: 471
Loc: Atlanta, GA, USA

Judging from my experiences and those of close friends who suffer from IBS, I think that a good amount of IBS patients can tolerate lean red meats (LEAN is the key word).

This is good, since they contain a specific strain of iron that is most effective in preventing anemia and most readily absorbable by the human body. I actually become borderline anemic when I go a week w/o lean red meat, no matter what subsitutes I impose.

I think people that can't digest it SHOULDN'T eat it, and should substitute ground turkey or a vegetarian substitute istead. HOWEVER, those whose bodies need it (me and many active women) should eat it...

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Re: idea new
      #30095 - 12/04/03 06:58 PM
Shanna

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Loc: Atlanta, GA, USA

maybe you could try whipping some up from scatch using white flour, egg whites, baking powder, and soy milk? There are recipes on-line... good luck!

also, soy or rice butter and organic maple syrup should be easy to digest and would top the pancakes you miss OH so nicely!

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Re: burger and fries
      #30107 - 12/04/03 07:37 PM
fishnets

Reged: 10/09/03
Posts: 515
Loc: MA

I agree that those things aren't healthy anyway. I'm sure you could find substitutes for those things? You know what's really good is Morningstar Farms fake sausage patties, so yummy!

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