breakfast ideas

Re: Peanut Butter

suecr — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 15:00:23 GMT

I went to order it and they wanted $11 for shipped. There is a Trader Joe's 2 hrs from me so the next time I am in the area, I will have to give it a try.

Re: Peanut Butter

PatBairdRD — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 23:04:26 GMT

Hi libran1003,

You can have lean poultry, beef or lamb instead of the seafood. And perhaps you could try another nut butter like almond or cashew -- or skip the peanut butter all together.

The good part of the alli Program is that it's very versatile, and you can switch food items if you don't like them or have an allergy.

I hope this helps.

Pat

Re: Peanut Butter

libran1003 — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 00:02:44 GMT

I have a problem with certain foods; not that I'm allergic, but I just don't like them. Peanut Butter is one, Fish (in ANY style) is another. What can I do to incorporate these items into my diet?

PatBairdRD:

rbrixner:

I have been eating the better n peanut butter for a few years now. It actually has very good flavor and is very low in fat. Much better than regular peanut butter. I get it at either trader joes or wild oats type place.

Good to hear you enjoy it! That's waht I've heard - consistently - from others. I haven't tried it but since I have a Trader Joe's near by I think I have to.

Thanks!

Pat

Re: Peanut Butter

PatBairdRD — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 21:02:52 GMT

rbrixner:

I have been eating the better n peanut butter for a few years now. It actually has very good flavor and is very low in fat. Much better than regular peanut butter. I get it at either trader joes or wild oats type place.

Good to hear you enjoy it! That's waht I've heard - consistently - from others. I haven't tried it but since I have a Trader Joe's near by I think I have to.

Thanks!

Pat

Re: Peanut Butter

rbrixner — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 01:18:46 GMT

I have been eating the better n peanut butter for a few years now. It actually has very good flavor and is very low in fat. Much better than regular peanut butter. I get it at either trader joes or wild oats type place.

Re: Peanut Butter

PatBairdRD — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 17:25:46 GMT

Samechitdifday72:

I usually only eat 1 Tablespoon because I dont really like peanut butter. But i eat it when I need the fat. But there is something called better then peanut butter that is supposed to taste the same but have less of everything. I have never tried it before so I cant tell you if it is tru or not but good luck.

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If you're looking for some extra fat you can also have some sliced avocado, or toss some nuts into your salad or stir them into yogurt for dessert. Also using a regular or LF salad dressing will add some fat.

Pat

Re: Peanut Butter

Samechitdifday72 — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 01:35:35 GMT

I usually only eat 1 Tablespoon because I dont really like peanut butter. But i eat it when I need the fat. But there is something called better then peanut butter that is supposed to taste the same but have less of everything. I have never tried it before so I cant tell you if it is tru or not but good luck.

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Re: Peanut Butter

PatBairdRD — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 02:20:34 GMT

PatBairdRD:

Some people have one tablespoon at a time to fill out the fat for a meal. Others use a product that's "Better than Peanut Butter" - I believe - and it has a lot less fat and good flavor. Google it and you'll find the right name.

I hope this helps.

Pat Baird, MA, RD, registered dietitian

Here's the website to the website to which I referred: www.betternpeanutbutter.com

The actual product name is Better 'n Peanut Butter; and it has 85% less fat and 40% less calories than regular peanut butter. Reports from other alli users say it's good. It's sold in many markets around the country (you can enter your zip code to find out where) and online.

Pat

Re: Peanut Butter

ajjbeasley — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 20:38:35 GMT

I use Jif's reduced fat peanut butter and it is 12g of fat for 2 tbsp but I never use that much (that's quite a bit when you actually measure and look at it!!). I think it tastes just the same which is a big thing for me... I hate low fat or fat free stuff that doesn't taste anything like the real thing. I have a weird thing with peanut butter and syrup together, so I had to find a good peanut butter for my breakfasts. Whole wheat english muffin, little peanut buter, some sugar free syrup.... yum!

Re: Peanut Butter

PatBairdRD — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 19:52:35 GMT

Some people have one tablespoon at a time to fill out the fat for a meal. Others use a product that's "Better than Peanut Butter" - I believe - and it has a lot less fat and good flavor. Google it and you'll find the right name.

I hope this helps.

Pat Baird, MA, RD, registered dietitian

Peanut Butter

tiffany_moore — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:53:02 GMT

How is everyone eating peanut butter??The peanut butter I have is creamy Jiff and it has like 17grams of fat per 2 tbsp??That is two over the fat allowances per my meal. I am suppose to have 19 fat grams per meal, but I am doing 15 fat grams per meal becuse I m fraid of treatment effects. But how are you guys eating peanut butter with other things?