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Keto Lifestyle in Thailand: What do YOU eat?


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1 hour ago, THAIPHUKET said:

Exquisite taste, losing weight in style ! Easier to get here is salmon. I like it pan-fried, inside pink.

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But salmon is the worst fish to eat, even tuna is better.

There is no more wild salmon and farm salmon is fed with DDT.

Even Norway tells its people to avoid eating salmon.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2576088/DDT-salmon-Pesticide-discovered-farmed-fish-sale-five-major-British-supermarkets.html

 

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1 hour ago, THAIPHUKET said:

Exquisite taste, losing weight in style ! Easier to get here is salmon. I like it pan-fried, inside pink.

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if you truly are a gourmet, you will want hovmastar sauce to go with your salmon,

i like smoked salmon most myself. http://www.whats4eats.com/sauces/hovmastarsas-recipe

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4 minutes ago, THAIPHUKET said:

Upps, thanks for the unpleasant news.
Alternative is what? Trusting Thai sea or River fish? Keto without fish sounds rathor poor.

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There is no alternative, we will die in pain anyway, especially when living in Thailand.

 

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On 7/29/2017 at 3:13 PM, Prbkk said:

 

This one is quite tasty and easy to make. There are dozens, hundreds maybe, others on YouTube.

I would buy it if I could, but finding low carb bread is a challenge ( although Villa Market now stocks "high protein bread" in a couple of brands, expensive at 260 baht for a tiny packet.

plus the high protein bed is not really low carb.

 

You can get almond flour in Tops in the baking section - 100 baht a bag, which isn't bad.  I buy several bags when I see it and that lasts me awhile.

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7 hours ago, tominbkk said:

plus the high protein bed is not really low carb.

 

You can get almond flour in Tops in the baking section - 100 baht a bag, which isn't bad.  I buy several bags when I see it and that lasts me awhile.

 

Also at Makro.

Anyway almond flour is just blended almonds, so if you do not find the flour, buy the almonds and blend it.

 

 

 

 

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On 1/28/2018 at 10:12 PM, THAIPHUKET said:

I'm the only one in house who well do a Keto dilate.
Please name 2-3 Keto discuss
dishes , simple to prepare. ShO
Shortest preparation time.


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Pico

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Get the ketodietapp on your phone. It has a load of recipes and other useful info.

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Cheese omelettes
Cauliflower cheese

Salad

Bacon with anything

Coffee with butter, MCT oil and cacao (great start to the day!),

 

We always load up with cheese, bacon,  butter and veggies because we get through a lot. My wife is very inventive in coming up with keto friendly meals.

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11 hours ago, THAIPHUKET said:

Cup of coffee with butter, Cacao with MTC ??????

pls enlighten the ignorant  :-) How is that prepared?

A standard "Bulletproof" coffee contains MCT oil (or coconut oil), butter (or ghee) and of  course coffee. I went to a paleo cafe in the UK and they did that with some added cacao powder, delicious!

So, I melt the butter in the microwave, pull a couple of shots of expresso and stick it in a little blender with 2tbs of MCT oil and 1 tbs of cacao powder. Mix it all up and then use the steamer on the coffee  machine to bring the heat back up and give it a nice foamy finish. Plenty of good fat to start the day! You have to blend it together otherwise it can look pretty disgusting!

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