Induction help!! Me want sweets!! - Page 2

mamabear6 · 03-05-2013, 04:25 AM

Eyma, that avocado "pudding" you speak of sounds good! I often add 1/2 an avocado to a smoothie with a small handful of blueberries or a couple strawberries, flax meal, and almond/coconut milk. It's delicious!

To the OP: I've been at this a while, and sometimes will make a cheesecake or something -cause who doesn't love cheesecake, duh

- but for a little taste of something sweet or fruity I really like to make herbal teas. Raspberry and Lemon zinger and country peach are awesome. I will blend flavored herbal teas with green tea and brew up a whole mess of it to keep in the fridge. Also, if you can find dried hibiscus flowers to put in your brewing tea it will give it a wonderful crisp fruity flavor and a pretty color. Teas have been my savior lately. I need to make a habit of drinking more fluids but our water here is gross, so I try to keep a lot of brewed tea around!

kempmuhlbauer · 03-05-2013, 05:35 AM

The pudding does not sound that bad. May give that a try. The cheese cake is a no brainer, When I stop induction I will try that for sure. I cannot wait

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03-05-2013, 04:25 AM	#31
mamabear6 Major LCF Poster! Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Ky Posts: 1,574 Gallery: mamabear6 Stats: 145/127/120 (previously 175/115) WOE: LC/VLC Start Date: Back on track Feb 2013	Eyma, that avocado "pudding" you speak of sounds good! I often add 1/2 an avocado to a smoothie with a small handful of blueberries or a couple strawberries, flax meal, and almond/coconut milk. It's delicious! To the OP: I've been at this a while, and sometimes will make a cheesecake or something -cause who doesn't love cheesecake, duh - but for a little taste of something sweet or fruity I really like to make herbal teas. Raspberry and Lemon zinger and country peach are awesome. I will blend flavored herbal teas with green tea and brew up a whole mess of it to keep in the fridge. Also, if you can find dried hibiscus flowers to put in your brewing tea it will give it a wonderful crisp fruity flavor and a pretty color. Teas have been my savior lately. I need to make a habit of drinking more fluids but our water here is gross, so I try to keep a lot of brewed tea around!

03-05-2013, 05:35 AM	#32
kempmuhlbauer Senior LCF Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Houston Posts: 846 Gallery: kempmuhlbauer Stats: 274/231/190 WOE: 2-5 carbs per day Start Date: 1/28/13	The pudding does not sound that bad. May give that a try. The cheese cake is a no brainer, When I stop induction I will try that for sure. I cannot wait