We do not have any cereals, breads, pasta, grains, starchy beans, starches/potatoes, or sweetened desserts.
We do not eat batter on fried chicken (tons of carbs), but freely eat as much of the chicken meat as we want.
At McDs, we order Grilled Chicken Southwest salads and take off the corn chips and dont use the salad dressing packet, but leave the small amount of cilantro lime glaze. We concurrently order two Double Quarter Pounders with Cheese, without the buns. That is an easy example of a massive low carb meal. We dont work out and keep losing weight.
For dessert, we eat a low carb ice cream that has no sorbitol. We prefer Enlightened, but Halo ice cream can be decent and easier to find. We also eat a lot of Jimmys Cookies Paleo Chocolate Chip Cookies from Walmarts freezer section. Ive never eaten as many nut-equivalents as I have since finding those cookies (they are made with almond flour).
This is a very easy way to eat what winds up being super healthy and satisfying.
We just bought seven 12 ounce packages of ground bison meat on sale at Kroger for $3.99 each. This, pan cooked with onions and seasoning, is a wonderful, cheaper meal that is fully grass fed. We dont seek grass fed meat a lot (costs more), but like the taste and it has more CLA fat in it, which is metabolically more active. It also has more vitamin K and Omega-3 fats (not a lot, though).
We spiralize squash and eat broccoli, cauliflower, and green beans a lot. Put all the cheese or fat on it you want to enjoy it. There a many veggies to choose from. We eat blueberries and strawberries, from fruit options.
Interesting what you said about the bison meat. I am fairly certain I saw it at my local IGA. Have to see if they put it on sale. Thanks for all the tips. We have watched a lot with Dr Peterson and his daughter Mikaela who conquered depression and severe juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (2 joint replacements as a teen!) and Dr Shawn Baker all who are talking about the carnivore diet.