Re: bacon (was: cheating?)

[Guest guest]

Somebody else posted about bacon, labeled low-sodium, that was also sugar-free.

Did I get that right? If so, can you provide a brand name so I can look for it?

Searched the grocery store today, and so far no luck.

Marina

Still Surviving SCD Day 1

Re: Re: cheating?

www.applegatefarms.com have a big variety. From my reaserch, only four are SCD

legal: turkey salami, bologna, hot dogs, and roastbeef; we're waiting for the

turkey bacon to have the evaporated cane syrup out.

[Guest guest]

I believe it is Kroger brand.

>

> Somebody else posted about bacon, labeled low-sodium, that was

also sugar-free. Did I get that right? If so, can you provide a

brand name so I can look for it? Searched the grocery store today,

and so far no luck.

>

> Marina

> Still Surviving SCD Day 1

> Re: Re: cheating?

>

>

> www.applegatefarms.com have a big variety. From my reaserch,

only four are SCD legal: turkey salami, bologna, hot dogs, and

roastbeef; we're waiting for the turkey bacon to have the evaporated

cane syrup out.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I believe it is Kroger brand.

>

> Somebody else posted about bacon, labeled low-sodium, that was

also sugar-free. Did I get that right? If so, can you provide a

brand name so I can look for it? Searched the grocery store today,

and so far no luck.

>

> Marina

> Still Surviving SCD Day 1

> Re: Re: cheating?

>

>

> www.applegatefarms.com have a big variety. From my reaserch,

only four are SCD legal: turkey salami, bologna, hot dogs, and

roastbeef; we're waiting for the turkey bacon to have the evaporated

cane syrup out.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I believe it is Kroger brand.

>

> Somebody else posted about bacon, labeled low-sodium, that was

also sugar-free. Did I get that right? If so, can you provide a

brand name so I can look for it? Searched the grocery store today,

and so far no luck.

>

> Marina

> Still Surviving SCD Day 1

> Re: Re: cheating?

>

>

> www.applegatefarms.com have a big variety. From my reaserch,

only four are SCD legal: turkey salami, bologna, hot dogs, and

roastbeef; we're waiting for the turkey bacon to have the evaporated

cane syrup out.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Marina,

It depends on where you live. In Canada I use Maple Leaf 33 1/3

less salt bacon. Low salt & sugar free.

Sheila

>

> Somebody else posted about bacon, labeled low-sodium, that was

also sugar-free. Did I get that right? If so, can you provide a

brand name so I can look for it? Searched the grocery store today,

and so far no luck.

>

> Marina

> Still Surviving SCD Day 1

> Re: Re: cheating?

>

>

> www.applegatefarms.com have a big variety. From my reaserch,

only four are SCD legal: turkey salami, bologna, hot dogs, and

roastbeef; we're waiting for the turkey bacon to have the evaporated

cane syrup out.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Marina,

It depends on where you live. In Canada I use Maple Leaf 33 1/3

less salt bacon. Low salt & sugar free.

Sheila

>

> Somebody else posted about bacon, labeled low-sodium, that was

also sugar-free. Did I get that right? If so, can you provide a

brand name so I can look for it? Searched the grocery store today,

and so far no luck.

>

> Marina

> Still Surviving SCD Day 1

> Re: Re: cheating?

>

>

> www.applegatefarms.com have a big variety. From my reaserch,

only four are SCD legal: turkey salami, bologna, hot dogs, and

roastbeef; we're waiting for the turkey bacon to have the evaporated

cane syrup out.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Marina,

It depends on where you live. In Canada I use Maple Leaf 33 1/3

less salt bacon. Low salt & sugar free.

Sheila

>

> Somebody else posted about bacon, labeled low-sodium, that was

also sugar-free. Did I get that right? If so, can you provide a

brand name so I can look for it? Searched the grocery store today,

and so far no luck.

>

> Marina

> Still Surviving SCD Day 1

> Re: Re: cheating?

>

>

> www.applegatefarms.com have a big variety. From my reaserch,

only four are SCD legal: turkey salami, bologna, hot dogs, and

roastbeef; we're waiting for the turkey bacon to have the evaporated

cane syrup out.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sheila;

Please excuse my ignorance - doesn't bacon contains nitrates and preservatives?

Do you serve bacon occasionally as a treat or is it a staple in your diet?

Trying to learn as much as I can before starting this diet. I live in Canada so

I'll be sure to look for the Maple Leaf bacon...

Thanks,

Kim :-)

Pre SCD (3 yo ASD, 2 yo NT)

[Guest guest]

Sheila;

Please excuse my ignorance - doesn't bacon contains nitrates and preservatives?

Do you serve bacon occasionally as a treat or is it a staple in your diet?

Trying to learn as much as I can before starting this diet. I live in Canada so

I'll be sure to look for the Maple Leaf bacon...

Thanks,

Kim :-)

Pre SCD (3 yo ASD, 2 yo NT)

[Guest guest]

Sheila;

Please excuse my ignorance - doesn't bacon contains nitrates and preservatives?

Do you serve bacon occasionally as a treat or is it a staple in your diet?

Trying to learn as much as I can before starting this diet. I live in Canada so

I'll be sure to look for the Maple Leaf bacon...

Thanks,

Kim :-)

Pre SCD (3 yo ASD, 2 yo NT)

[Guest guest]

>

> Sheila;

>

> Please excuse my ignorance - doesn't bacon contains nitrates and

preservatives? Do

you serve bacon occasionally as a treat or is it a staple in your diet? Trying

to learn as

much as I can before starting this diet. I live in Canada so I'll be sure to

look for the Maple

Leaf bacon...

>

I use it often . . Nitrates are allowed but it's up to the indiviual to decide

whether to avoid

them. I have bacon partners. When my dogs smell the Maple Leaf sizzling they

wind

around my ankles like cats hoping for a few crumbs. Broiling bacon is an easy

way to

make it without contsnt watching.

Carol F.

Carol F. SCD 6 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

>

> Sheila;

>

> Please excuse my ignorance - doesn't bacon contains nitrates and

preservatives? Do

you serve bacon occasionally as a treat or is it a staple in your diet? Trying

to learn as

much as I can before starting this diet. I live in Canada so I'll be sure to

look for the Maple

Leaf bacon...

>

I use it often . . Nitrates are allowed but it's up to the indiviual to decide

whether to avoid

them. I have bacon partners. When my dogs smell the Maple Leaf sizzling they

wind

around my ankles like cats hoping for a few crumbs. Broiling bacon is an easy

way to

make it without contsnt watching.

Carol F.

Carol F. SCD 6 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the feedback Carol.

Kim :-)

I use it often . . Nitrates are allowed but it's up to the indiviual to decide

whether to avoid them...

Carol F.

Carol F. SCD 6 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the feedback Carol.

Kim :-)

I use it often . . Nitrates are allowed but it's up to the indiviual to decide

whether to avoid them...

Carol F.

Carol F. SCD 6 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the feedback Carol.

Kim :-)

I use it often . . Nitrates are allowed but it's up to the indiviual to decide

whether to avoid them...

Carol F.

Carol F. SCD 6 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

> Sheila;

>

> Please excuse my ignorance - doesn't bacon contains nitrates and

preservatives?

Sometimes. It depends on how it is cured. If you find a butcher

who will do it for you you could specify what ingredients you want.

I believe the Maple Leaf does have nitrates. We only use it once a

week or less, with OJ.

Sheila, SCD 61 mos, UC 22 yrs

mom of Em and Dan

Do you serve bacon occasionally as a treat or is it a staple in

your diet? Trying to learn as much as I can before starting this

diet. I live in Canada so I'll be sure to look for the Maple Leaf

bacon...

>

> Thanks,

> Kim :-)

> Pre SCD (3 yo ASD, 2 yo NT)

>

>