Re: Bacon...from someone new to list

[Guest guest]

I haven't followed the bacon thread. However, in my copy of BTVC, Elaine says

" However, for those people who cannot get their meat smoked without sugar,

ordinary smoked bacon may be eaten once a week if it is fried very crisply. " My

son and I have a big problem with pork and we have not been able to find

turkey/beef bacon without sugar and nitrates, so we use Wellshire Farms beef

bacon a few times a month.

HTH,

bjhhyoung pianogarden1@...> wrote:

Hi everyone...I saw some of the pasts posts about bacon. I am

confused because my DAN dr. told me that I could buy bacon w/o

nitrates that had sugar, because most if not all of the sugar cooks

out of it when you cook it. Thus, my daughter has been getting bacon

almost every day! Is it not true that the sugar cooks out? Thanks,

Jill

For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

and

http://www.pecanbread.com

[Guest guest]

Hi,

>

> bjhhyoung wrote:

> Hi everyone...I saw some of the pasts posts about bacon. I am

> confused because my DAN dr. told me that I could buy bacon w/o

> nitrates that had sugar, because most if not all of the sugar

cooks

> out of it when you cook it. Thus, my daughter has been getting

bacon

> almost every day! Is it not true that the sugar cooks out?

>

We use the Niman Ranch uncured bacon ( www.nimanranch.com ) for

Glenn once a week. You can buy it on their website (along with a lot

of other products), but we get it at the local WF. It does have cane

and maple sugar, but no nitrates/nitrites. We have had no problems

with it (he's a reeeaallly sensative kid), but I also did not give

it to him right off the bat on SCD either. BTVC does say " once a

week fried crisply " on the bacon q.

-christine

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi everyone...I saw some of the pasts posts about bacon. I am

> confused because my DAN dr. told me that I could buy bacon w/o

> nitrates that had sugar, because most if not all of the sugar cooks

> out of it when you cook it. Thus, my daughter has been getting bacon

> almost every day! Is it not true that the sugar cooks out? Thanks,

> Jill

>

Not all DAN doctors are conversant with SCD. You need sugar free bacon and sugar

free

everyting else!

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi everyone...I saw some of the pasts posts about bacon. I am

> confused because my DAN dr. told me that I could buy bacon w/o

> nitrates that had sugar, because most if not all of the sugar cooks

> out of it when you cook it. Thus, my daughter has been getting bacon

> almost every day! Is it not true that the sugar cooks out? Thanks,

> Jill

>

Not all DAN doctors are conversant with SCD. You need sugar free bacon and sugar

free

everyting else!

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi everyone...I saw some of the pasts posts about bacon. I am

> confused because my DAN dr. told me that I could buy bacon w/o

> nitrates that had sugar, because most if not all of the sugar cooks

> out of it when you cook it. Thus, my daughter has been getting bacon

> almost every day! Is it not true that the sugar cooks out? Thanks,

> Jill

>

Not all DAN doctors are conversant with SCD. You need sugar free bacon and sugar

free

everyting else!

Carol F.