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what of condiments?


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Posted by: cheesegrater

like BBQ sauce on chicken or turkey or something on beef?



Posted by: Jodi

BBQ sauce is loaded with sugar. If I remember correctly the rule of thumb for condiments is that if it adds more than 5 cals to a meal its a no no!!



Posted by: DaMayor

If you have to sauce it up, go with something like balsalmic vinegar and olive oil ,(really considered a dressing, but it will work well either way.) or mustard based sauces.....and like Jodi said, watch the sugar...its everywhere!



Posted by: Fit Freak

AGreed...BBQ sauces are full of sugar. Personally I like to add a little salsa to most things....low cals (FF) and a source of some vegies too...just don't go overboard.



Posted by: Dr. Pain

Jodi is right about the 5 calorie rule...however I want to point out...and somebody can link it if they want..Walden Farms (2 kinds, thick and spicy) and Atkins both have L/C BBQ sauce!

DP



Posted by: I Are Baboon

What's the problem with adding a little BBQ sauce or marinade to your chicken or beef if you consider those calories when planning your meals? I use sauces and marinades all the time, and I count those calories when planning. I do that, and I am losing weight just fine.



Posted by: Dr. Pain

w8, but are you losing as much fat as you could.....it has to do w/sugar and insulin resistance...I think this applies less to some, more to many!

DP



Posted by: DaMayor

bump.



Posted by: Fit Freak

Good point...we're not saying you won't still make progress...the progress you make just may be less than it otherwise would be if you dropped the condiments. IMO...if you need the condiments to keep you on track that is better than not using them and then deciding to drop the whole diet due to lack of taste.

We're all different...do what works for you!



Posted by: I Are Baboon

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Originally posted by Fit Freak
Good point...we're not saying you won't still make progress...the progress you make just may be less than it otherwise would be if you dropped the condiments. IMO...if you need the condiments to keep you on track that is better than not using them and then deciding to drop the whole diet due to lack of taste.

We're all different...do what works for you!
If it were not for the marinades, I would be unable to eat chicken six times a week.



Posted by: Jodi

Instead of marinades I use shake on seasonings. There are a ton of them out there and by adding a little water and vinegar you can make marinades out of them. For ex: Montreal Seasoning, Kansas City Chix Seasoning, Taco Seasoning, Lemon Pepper, Lemon & Herb and so on and so on! A big majority of them you can get salt free too.



Posted by: w8lifter

Quote:
Originally posted by Jodi
Instead of marinades I use shake on seasonings. There are a ton of them out there and by adding a little water and vinegar you can make marinades out of them. For ex: Montreal Seasoning, Kansas City Chix Seasoning, Taco Seasoning, Lemon Pepper, Lemon & Herb and so on and so on! A big majority of them you can get salt free too.

That's what I use too



Posted by: Fit Freak

Jodi...great idea...never thought of doing that....I'll be giving it a try...sounds yummy!



Posted by: buff_tat2d_chick

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Originally posted by cheesegrater
like BBQ sauce on chicken or turkey or something on beef?
They are all EVIL!!!



Posted by: buff_tat2d_chick

I love jalapeņos...so I eat one with everything. Nothing is bland or boring that way.



Posted by: cheesegrater

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Originally posted by buff_tat2d_chick
I love jalapeņos...so I eat one with everything. Nothing is bland or boring that way.
is there a sauce or marinade i could make using crushed up peppers?




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