I'm a little bit confused. According to my Atkins book, the 2 cups of cabbage with onions and bacon that I had this morning works out to about 5.4 net carbs. According to the kitchen it's 9.58 - which count do I go with?
breakfast: 2 cups of cabbage with onions & bacon 5.4
Lunch: Steak au poivre w/blue cheese & tomatoes dressed with flax seed oil and sea salt, pepper and garlic 4.2
Low carb bar: 2 (I couldn't help it, I was hit with a chocolate craving.)
Dinner: Pot Roast 1
cheesecake: 4
16.6
Diet Calendar Entries for 19 November 2007:
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1162 kcal
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Fat: 70.25g | Prot: 110.99g | Carb: 18.27g.
Breakfast: bacon, onion, cabbage. Lunch: tomatoes, steak. Dinner: beef roast. more...
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1993 kcal
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Activities & Exercise:
Walking (moderate) - 3/mph - 1 hour, Housework - 1 hour, Resting - 14 hours, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...
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Comments
Don't forget to subtract the fiber from the total carbs. I have noticed that even with that, it is still a higher count in the kitchen than on my gram counter. I just go by the Atkins carb gram counter.
19 Nov 07 by member: sararay
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The new food journal does not calculate "net carbs" only "total carbs". I wrote to fatsecret about that because everyone on low-carb diets counts "net carbs" and total carbs are pretty useless for us.
19 Nov 07 by member: sararay
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Hi Sara,
I wasn't using the new food journal, I checked it this morning and realized that it didn't give me grams of dietary fiber. :(
I ran a recipe through the kitchen counter and got 9.58 after I subtracted the dietary fiber. I think that I agree with you and am going to go by the book.
Thanks so much!
19 Nov 07 by member: Atriel
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Yea, it is a bit off. When I post a recipe I do my own calculation of net carbs according to the Atkins carb gram counter and I post it in the recipe description. I think that is more useful. =) I hope to start a trend for all Atkins Recipes.
19 Nov 07 by member: sararay
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That's a great idea - I think that I'm going to do that as well.
19 Nov 07 by member: Atriel
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