Re: Keto eggnog for travel - to

October 19, 2004

Dear

Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not familiar with it, but need to be.

Thanks for telling me about it. .

jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

Hi -

We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by our dietician. It is

pasteurized so it's ok to consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few drops of liquid sweet-n-low

and vanilla or chocolate flavoring.

frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Hi

Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

would like to use them for travel, if need be.

It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

Are these made with raw eggs?

Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

, 's mumma

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October 20, 2004

brenda,

the eggnog can also be baked. it turns out like abaked

custard ( well it is really). put weighed amounts into

ovenproof ramekins, put into baking dishes half filled

with water and bake. i can fit 7 at a time in and then

i freeze them. scrape out with spatula and put into

lidded plastic containers for travelling. happy

holidays! andrea.

--- frumpymumma@...> wrote:

> Dear

>

> Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not

> familiar with it, but need to be.

>

> Thanks for telling me about it. .

>

> jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

> Hi -

> We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by

> our dietician. It is pasteurized so it's ok to

> consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

> meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few

> drops of liquid sweet-n-low and vanilla or chocolate

> flavoring.

>

> frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

>

> Hi

>

> Could anyone share what they know about keto

> eggnogs? I know

> sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes

> for travel. I

> would like to use them for travel, if need be.

>

> It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer

> considered safe.

> Are these made with raw eggs?

>

> Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for

> .

>

> , 's mumma

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment

> option, NOT just a last resort! "

>

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> support only.

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> advice from a professional keto team!

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October 20, 2004

As far as I know, it substitutes equally. I get it in the dairy section right

next to the regular eggs.

frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Dear

Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not familiar with it, but need to be.

Thanks for telling me about it. .

jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

Hi -

We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by our dietician. It is

pasteurized so it's ok to consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few drops of liquid sweet-n-low

and vanilla or chocolate flavoring.

frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Hi

Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

would like to use them for travel, if need be.

It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

Are these made with raw eggs?

Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

, 's mumma

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October 20, 2004

I think you need to be careful with the egg beaters because some have just

the whites. I am sorry I don't recall all of the details of this because we

don't use eggnogs but I recall that when we started the diet a few months

ago and were sent home with eggnogs I asked the dietician about using egg

beaters instead of real eggs and she said that they shouldn't be substituted

on a one to one basis.

Mike

_____

From: jasonsmom

Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 5:59 AM

To: ketogenic

Subject: Re: Keto eggnog for travel - to

As far as I know, it substitutes equally. I get it in the dairy section

right next to the regular eggs.

frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Dear

Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not familiar with it, but need to

be.

Thanks for telling me about it. .

jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

Hi -

We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by our dietician. It is

pasteurized so it's ok to consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few drops of liquid

sweet-n-low and vanilla or chocolate flavoring.

frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Hi

Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

would like to use them for travel, if need be.

It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

Are these made with raw eggs?

Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

, 's mumma

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October 20, 2004

I just found the response that I got back when I asked the question about

Egg Beaters:

Eggs have fat in the yolk part... + protein in the white... and Eggbeaters

are just the whites.. so they aren't interchangeable. You need another

recipe made with eggbeaters

This is an eggnog meal with eggbeaters

56 gm 36% cream

35 gm Eggbeaters

10 gm canola oil

_____

From: jasonsmom

Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 5:59 AM

To: ketogenic

Subject: Re: Keto eggnog for travel - to

As far as I know, it substitutes equally. I get it in the dairy section

right next to the regular eggs.

frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Dear

Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not familiar with it, but need to

be.

Thanks for telling me about it. .

jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

Hi -

We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by our dietician. It is

pasteurized so it's ok to consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few drops of liquid

sweet-n-low and vanilla or chocolate flavoring.

frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Hi

Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

would like to use them for travel, if need be.

It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

Are these made with raw eggs?

Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

, 's mumma

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resort! "

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October 20, 2004

Thanks. I am going to get the right proportions for , as it sure would be

easy for travel. Need to try it before, though, to see if she will drink it.

.

is@... wrote:I just found the response that I got back when I asked

the question about

Egg Beaters:

Eggs have fat in the yolk part... + protein in the white... and Eggbeaters

are just the whites.. so they aren't interchangeable. You need another

recipe made with eggbeaters

This is an eggnog meal with eggbeaters

56 gm 36% cream

35 gm Eggbeaters

10 gm canola oil

_____

From: jasonsmom

Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 5:59 AM

To: ketogenic

Subject: Re: Keto eggnog for travel - to

As far as I know, it substitutes equally. I get it in the dairy section

right next to the regular eggs.

frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Dear

Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not familiar with it, but need to

be.

Thanks for telling me about it. .

jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

Hi -

We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by our dietician. It is

pasteurized so it's ok to consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few drops of liquid

sweet-n-low and vanilla or chocolate flavoring.

frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Hi

Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

would like to use them for travel, if need be.

It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

Are these made with raw eggs?

Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

, 's mumma

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resort! "

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October 20, 2004

Thanks. I am going to get the right proportions for , as it sure would be

easy for travel. Need to try it before, though, to see if she will drink it.

.

is@... wrote:I just found the response that I got back when I asked

the question about

Egg Beaters:

Eggs have fat in the yolk part... + protein in the white... and Eggbeaters

are just the whites.. so they aren't interchangeable. You need another

recipe made with eggbeaters

This is an eggnog meal with eggbeaters

56 gm 36% cream

35 gm Eggbeaters

10 gm canola oil

_____

From: jasonsmom

Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 5:59 AM

To: ketogenic

Subject: Re: Keto eggnog for travel - to

As far as I know, it substitutes equally. I get it in the dairy section

right next to the regular eggs.

frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Dear

Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not familiar with it, but need to

be.

Thanks for telling me about it. .

jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

Hi -

We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by our dietician. It is

pasteurized so it's ok to consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few drops of liquid

sweet-n-low and vanilla or chocolate flavoring.

frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Hi

Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

would like to use them for travel, if need be.

It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

Are these made with raw eggs?

Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

, 's mumma

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resort! "

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October 20, 2004

Thanks. I am going to get the right proportions for , as it sure would be

easy for travel. Need to try it before, though, to see if she will drink it.

.

is@... wrote:I just found the response that I got back when I asked

the question about

Egg Beaters:

Eggs have fat in the yolk part... + protein in the white... and Eggbeaters

are just the whites.. so they aren't interchangeable. You need another

recipe made with eggbeaters

This is an eggnog meal with eggbeaters

56 gm 36% cream

35 gm Eggbeaters

10 gm canola oil

_____

From: jasonsmom

Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 5:59 AM

To: ketogenic

Subject: Re: Keto eggnog for travel - to

As far as I know, it substitutes equally. I get it in the dairy section

right next to the regular eggs.

frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Dear

Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not familiar with it, but need to

be.

Thanks for telling me about it. .

jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

Hi -

We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by our dietician. It is

pasteurized so it's ok to consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few drops of liquid

sweet-n-low and vanilla or chocolate flavoring.

frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Hi

Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

would like to use them for travel, if need be.

It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

Are these made with raw eggs?

Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

, 's mumma

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resort! "

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October 20, 2004

Oh, that sounds easy! And I have everything I need here at home right now. I

am going to try it! Thanks. I KNOW she will love a custard. Is there any

special spices or seasonings you add? thanks................. will

love it!

allan banks aaacbanksy@...> wrote:brenda,

the eggnog can also be baked. it turns out like abaked

custard ( well it is really). put weighed amounts into

ovenproof ramekins, put into baking dishes half filled

with water and bake. i can fit 7 at a time in and then

i freeze them. scrape out with spatula and put into

lidded plastic containers for travelling. happy

holidays! andrea.

--- frumpymumma@...> wrote:

> Dear

>

> Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not

> familiar with it, but need to be.

>

> Thanks for telling me about it. .

>

> jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

> Hi -

> We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by

> our dietician. It is pasteurized so it's ok to

> consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

> meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few

> drops of liquid sweet-n-low and vanilla or chocolate

> flavoring.

>

> frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

>

> Hi

>

> Could anyone share what they know about keto

> eggnogs? I know

> sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes

> for travel. I

> would like to use them for travel, if need be.

>

> It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer

> considered safe.

> Are these made with raw eggs?

>

> Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for

> .

>

> , 's mumma

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment

> option, NOT just a last resort! "

>

> List is for parent to parent

> support only.

> It is important to get medical

> advice from a professional keto team!

> Subscribe:

> ketogenic-subscribe

> Unsubscribe:

> ketogenic-unsubscribe

>

October 20, 2004

Oh, that sounds easy! And I have everything I need here at home right now. I

am going to try it! Thanks. I KNOW she will love a custard. Is there any

special spices or seasonings you add? thanks................. will

love it!

allan banks aaacbanksy@...> wrote:brenda,

the eggnog can also be baked. it turns out like abaked

custard ( well it is really). put weighed amounts into

ovenproof ramekins, put into baking dishes half filled

with water and bake. i can fit 7 at a time in and then

i freeze them. scrape out with spatula and put into

lidded plastic containers for travelling. happy

holidays! andrea.

--- frumpymumma@...> wrote:

> Dear

>

> Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not

> familiar with it, but need to be.

>

> Thanks for telling me about it. .

>

> jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

> Hi -

> We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by

> our dietician. It is pasteurized so it's ok to

> consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

> meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few

> drops of liquid sweet-n-low and vanilla or chocolate

> flavoring.

>

> frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

>

> Hi

>

> Could anyone share what they know about keto

> eggnogs? I know

> sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes

> for travel. I

> would like to use them for travel, if need be.

>

> It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer

> considered safe.

> Are these made with raw eggs?

>

> Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for

> .

>

> , 's mumma

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment

> option, NOT just a last resort! "

>

> List is for parent to parent

> support only.

> It is important to get medical

> advice from a professional keto team!

> Subscribe:

> ketogenic-subscribe

> Unsubscribe:

> ketogenic-unsubscribe

>

October 20, 2004

Oh, that sounds easy! And I have everything I need here at home right now. I

am going to try it! Thanks. I KNOW she will love a custard. Is there any

special spices or seasonings you add? thanks................. will

love it!

allan banks aaacbanksy@...> wrote:brenda,

the eggnog can also be baked. it turns out like abaked

custard ( well it is really). put weighed amounts into

ovenproof ramekins, put into baking dishes half filled

with water and bake. i can fit 7 at a time in and then

i freeze them. scrape out with spatula and put into

lidded plastic containers for travelling. happy

holidays! andrea.

--- frumpymumma@...> wrote:

> Dear

>

> Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not

> familiar with it, but need to be.

>

> Thanks for telling me about it. .

>

> jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

> Hi -

> We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by

> our dietician. It is pasteurized so it's ok to

> consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

> meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few

> drops of liquid sweet-n-low and vanilla or chocolate

> flavoring.

>

> frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

>

> Hi

>

> Could anyone share what they know about keto

> eggnogs? I know

> sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes

> for travel. I

> would like to use them for travel, if need be.

>

> It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer

> considered safe.

> Are these made with raw eggs?

>

> Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for

> .

>

> , 's mumma

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment

> option, NOT just a last resort! "

>

> List is for parent to parent

> support only.

> It is important to get medical

> advice from a professional keto team!

> Subscribe:

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> Unsubscribe:

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October 20, 2004

We use raw eggs as per the " book " and have had no problems. We keep them

in the cooler with the cream and other diet essentials. I don't think

that you can interchange eggbeaters for regular eggs. I have never used

them. We use the keto eggnogs for sickness as each sip is the correct ratio.

Bill

jasonsmom wrote:

> As far as I know, it substitutes equally. I get it in the dairy section right

next to the regular eggs.

>

> frumpymumma@...> wrote:

> Dear

>

> Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not familiar with it, but need to

be.

>

> Thanks for telling me about it. .

>

> jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

> Hi -

> We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by our dietician. It is

pasteurized so it's ok to consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few drops of liquid sweet-n-low

and vanilla or chocolate flavoring.

>

> frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

>

> Hi

>

> Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

> sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

> would like to use them for travel, if need be.

>

> It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

> Are these made with raw eggs?

>

> Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

>

> , 's mumma

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a last

resort! "

>

> List is for parent to parent support only.

> It is important to get medical advice from a professional

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October 20, 2004

Thanks, .

I didn't have eggbeaters so I made it up with cream and eggs and baked it llike

custard and SHE LOVED IT. I served it with apple juice in water for her

beverage (and carbs). It was a nice meal. And a change in texture for her.

Thanks for sharing. .

jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

Sorry about the confusion with the eggbeaters -'s calories have

changed 3 times and each time the eggnog recipe became different (still same

ratio though-4:1). We started out having to add extra fat with the

oil/margarine, but now his specific " formula " calls for 70.5 g cream, 21.2 g.

egg and then 3.0 g applesauce. So he gets his fat from the cream, protein and

scant carb from the eggbeaters and the rest of the carbs from applesauce. Hope

likes hers!

frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Thanks. I am going to get the right proportions for , as it sure would be

easy for travel. Need to try it before, though, to see if she will drink it.

.

is@... wrote:I just found the response that I got back when I asked

the question about

Egg Beaters:

Eggs have fat in the yolk part... + protein in the white... and Eggbeaters

are just the whites.. so they aren't interchangeable. You need another

recipe made with eggbeaters

This is an eggnog meal with eggbeaters

56 gm 36% cream

35 gm Eggbeaters

10 gm canola oil

_____

From: jasonsmom

Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 5:59 AM

To: ketogenic

Subject: Re: Keto eggnog for travel - to

As far as I know, it substitutes equally. I get it in the dairy section

right next to the regular eggs.

frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Dear

Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not familiar with it, but need to

be.

Thanks for telling me about it. .

jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

Hi -

We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by our dietician. It is

pasteurized so it's ok to consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few drops of liquid

sweet-n-low and vanilla or chocolate flavoring.

frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

Hi

Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

would like to use them for travel, if need be.

It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

Are these made with raw eggs?

Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

, 's mumma

" The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a last

resort! "

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October 20, 2004

Dear Bill

Not too long ago I read something about even restaurants having to cook eggs

thoroughly through, as were finding some kind of bacteria in raw egg. Just what

I don't need! Did try the custard recipe of egg and cream mixed and baked (with

stevia and vanilla) and it was a big hit! Great smooth texture. No chewing

necessary, or barely... never bores of her meals, but I do, so it was nice

to try something different.

.......... all this talk of food is making me hungry.

Bill Barber torontobarber@...> wrote:

We use raw eggs as per the " book " and have had no problems. We keep them

in the cooler with the cream and other diet essentials. I don't think

that you can interchange eggbeaters for regular eggs. I have never used

them. We use the keto eggnogs for sickness as each sip is the correct ratio.

Bill

jasonsmom wrote:

> As far as I know, it substitutes equally. I get it in the dairy section right

next to the regular eggs.

>

> frumpymumma@...> wrote:

> Dear

>

> Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not familiar with it, but need to

be.

>

> Thanks for telling me about it. .

>

> jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

> Hi -

> We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by our dietician. It is

pasteurized so it's ok to consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a few drops of liquid sweet-n-low

and vanilla or chocolate flavoring.

>

> frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

>

> Hi

>

> Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

> sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

> would like to use them for travel, if need be.

>

> It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

> Are these made with raw eggs?

>

> Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

>

> , 's mumma

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a last

resort! "

>

> List is for parent to parent support only.

> It is important to get medical advice from a professional

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October 21, 2004

brenda,

matthew is not fussy at all (lucky for us) so we don't

even add sweetener and he loves it. cheers, andrea.

--- frumpymumma@...> wrote:

> Oh, that sounds easy! And I have everything I need

> here at home right now. I am going to try it!

> Thanks. I KNOW she will love a custard. Is there

> any special spices or seasonings you add?

> thanks................. will love it!

>

> allan banks aaacbanksy@...> wrote:brenda,

> the eggnog can also be baked. it turns out like

> abaked

> custard ( well it is really). put weighed amounts

> into

> ovenproof ramekins, put into baking dishes half

> filled

> with water and bake. i can fit 7 at a time in and

> then

> i freeze them. scrape out with spatula and put into

> lidded plastic containers for travelling. happy

> holidays! andrea.

> --- frumpymumma@...> wrote:

>

> > Dear

> >

> > Does it substitute equally for eggs? I am not

> > familiar with it, but need to be.

> >

> > Thanks for telling me about it. .

> >

> > jasonsmom jasonsmom001@...> wrote:

> > Hi -

> > We use Eggbeaters brand egg product-recommended by

> > our dietician. It is pasteurized so it's ok to

> > consume raw. gets an eggnog as his bedtime

> > meal/snack and he really likes it. I also add a

> few

> > drops of liquid sweet-n-low and vanilla or

> chocolate

> > flavoring.

> >

> > frumpymumma frumpymumma@...> wrote:

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > Could anyone share what they know about keto

> > eggnogs? I know

> > sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes

> > for travel. I

> > would like to use them for travel, if need be.

> >

> > It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer

> > considered safe.

> > Are these made with raw eggs?

> >

> > Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them

> for

> > .

> >

> > , 's mumma

> >

> > " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment

> > option, NOT just a last resort! "

> >

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> > support only.

> > It is important to get medical

> > advice from a professional keto team!

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October 21, 2004

In Sick Kids hospital in Toronto they do not use eggs for eggnog as

row eggs are not allowed in hospitals.They use protein

powder 'Promod " instead.I also believe you can use soy protein if

you wanted as protein food for eggnog.Just look in food value book

and substitute eggs with protein powder if you do not want to use

rsw eggs

Natasha

>

> Hi

>

> Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

> sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

> would like to use them for travel, if need be.

>

> It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

> Are these made with raw eggs?

>

> Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

>

> , 's mumma

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a

last

> resort! "

>

> List is for parent to parent support only.

> It is important to get medical advice from a

professional

> keto team!

> Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe

> Unsubscribe: ketogenic-unsubscribe

>

October 21, 2004

Thanks for the suggestion! My daughter does not tolerate soy. And you would

not believe the number of foods that have soy in them!!! What you have me

wondering is if I could use dry eggs! If I can get the values on them, I will

try the dry eggs.

.

natashagainford beasly@...> wrote:

In Sick Kids hospital in Toronto they do not use eggs for eggnog as

row eggs are not allowed in hospitals.They use protein

powder 'Promod " instead.I also believe you can use soy protein if

you wanted as protein food for eggnog.Just look in food value book

and substitute eggs with protein powder if you do not want to use

rsw eggs

Natasha

>

> Hi

>

> Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

> sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel. I

> would like to use them for travel, if need be.

>

> It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered safe.

> Are these made with raw eggs?

>

> Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

>

> , 's mumma

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a

last

> resort! "

>

> List is for parent to parent support only.

> It is important to get medical advice from a

professional

> keto team!

> Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe

> Unsubscribe: ketogenic-unsubscribe

>

October 21, 2004

Sure you can use dry eggs if you know how much carbs,fats and

protein she gets in each meal,why not? You can calculate whatever

you want as long as it fits in meal plan.Here is value for you I

found in my food value book,just in case if you need eggnog liqud (

for sickness or whatever)

egg powder 10gm:

fat 1.3 gm

pro 5.5 gm

carb 2.2 gm

Natasha

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

> > sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel.

I

> > would like to use them for travel, if need be.

> >

> > It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered

safe.

> > Are these made with raw eggs?

> >

> > Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

> >

> > , 's mumma

> >

> > " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just

a

> last

> > resort! "

> >

> > List is for parent to parent support only.

> > It is important to get medical advice from a

> professional

> > keto team!

> > Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe

> > Unsubscribe: ketogenic-

unsubscribe

> >

October 21, 2004

Natasha -

Thanks, a lot!

Where did you get your food value book? I will write this down..... .

natashagainford beasly@...> wrote:

Sure you can use dry eggs if you know how much carbs,fats and

protein she gets in each meal,why not? You can calculate whatever

you want as long as it fits in meal plan.Here is value for you I

found in my food value book,just in case if you need eggnog liqud (

for sickness or whatever)

egg powder 10gm:

fat 1.3 gm

pro 5.5 gm

carb 2.2 gm

Natasha

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

> > sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for travel.

I

> > would like to use them for travel, if need be.

> >

> > It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered

safe.

> > Are these made with raw eggs?

> >

> > Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

> >

> > , 's mumma

> >

> > " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just

a

> last

> > resort! "

> >

> > List is for parent to parent support only.

> > It is important to get medical advice from a

> professional

> > keto team!

> > Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe

> > Unsubscribe: ketogenic-

unsubscribe

> >

October 22, 2004

Hi

I 've bought the book on advise of our dietitian.I do not have Excel

on my computer and I use hand calculation.You can get different food

value books for different prices,but you have to watch them as some

of them offer ammounts in cups,not grams.My book is expensive,but

since it was suggested by our dietitian I bought it as i need to

find food values somewhere.The name is " Food values of portions

commonly used " by Bowes&Church.I got it on amazon.ca and I got brand

new edition.You can also get older editions for less money but I

dont really know how much can you rely on them as some of them are

20 years old.I do not know anything about other food value books,if

you wanted to get something maybe you should ask for advise your

dietitian and see what she thinks

Natasha

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > Could anyone share what they know about keto eggnogs? I know

> > > sometimes they are used in illnesses and sometimes for

travel.

> I

> > > would like to use them for travel, if need be.

> > >

> > > It is my understanding that raw egg is no longer considered

> safe.

> > > Are these made with raw eggs?

> > >

> > > Thanks for your help. I have not yet tried them for .

> > >

> > > , 's mumma

> > >

> > > " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT

just

> a

> > last

> > > resort! "

> > >

> > > List is for parent to parent support only.

> > > It is important to get medical advice from a

> > professional

> > > keto team!

> > > Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe

> > > Unsubscribe: ketogenic-

> unsubscribe

> > >

October 22, 2004