milk

previous topic · next topic
tinab

Joined: Jan 08
Posts: 2

Posted: 05 Jan 2008, 15:14
Hi, I'm on day 3 of phase 1, doing o.k. but confused about having milk. On my phase 1 guidelines it says no milk but on the list of allowed foods it says you can have ff milk and soy milk and ff half and half in coffee. Did any of you have milk or half and half? i really need my coffee! but want to make sure I'm following it right. Thanks!
yesIcan

Joined: Oct 07
Posts: 4

Posted: 05 Jan 2008, 15:26
I dont think your allowed any dairy except some cheeses in phase one.....I am also on Phase one finally getting over the craving for bread.....
Crystal43s

Joined: Oct 07
Posts: 62

Posted: 05 Jan 2008, 15:37
It was updated to include Skim or 1% milk. I don't remember if there was a qty limit.
Tizz

Joined: Dec 07
Posts: 1

Posted: 05 Jan 2008, 15:38
I first tried South Beach back in '03 and then it was "no milk." But I later remember reading something that said milk was now OK for phase 1, as long as you kept it fat free. I'm not sure if newer additions of the book have updated this or not. As for FF half and half in coffee, I remember thinking this was always OK. I believe it's even included in the sample meal plans in the book.

Just watch the fat content in the dairy and you should be fine. I personally stick to FF Milk and do a combo of FF cheese and 2% cheese. Honestly, I love cheese but FF stuff tastes so horrible. 2% is a good compromise for me.
information

Joined: May 07
Posts: 529

Posted: 05 Jan 2008, 15:52
Fat-free/skim or Low-fat light/1% are (G)ood on all three phases of SBD. (G)ood means that it may be eaten regularly.

"I will work in my own way, according to the light that is in me." - Lydia Maria Child
ImLuuvd

Joined: Oct 07
Posts: 1,157

Posted: 05 Jan 2008, 15:58
Information is correct, it was updated to allow those milks. I did not drink milk on phase 1 only because I was also counting calories and wanting to see how different foods effected me since I have food allergies and intolerances. Good luck to you! Keep asking questions too, there are so many helpful people here!
~ImLuuvd
"Nothing taste as good as thin feels"


tinab

Joined: Jan 08
Posts: 2

Posted: 05 Jan 2008, 20:57
Thanks everyone for the info. Now I can at least have my coffee in the morning! So far so good but I'm glad I found this site, I need all the help I can get to make it thru these first two weeks! Smile
Murna

Joined: Jan 08
Posts: 7

Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 09:58
Milk isn't included in my South Beach book but maybe I bought an old one. I am using non-dairy creamer in my coffee.
veggies yuk

Joined: Oct 07
Posts: 1,110

Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 10:03
you would be better off using 1/2 adn 1/2 or skim milk in your coffee...less processed
Work is the curse of the drinking classes
your next action could change the world, so make it a good one
MarshaHelfma...

Joined: Dec 07
Posts: 3

Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 10:23
Everything I have read has said no milk for the first two weeks. I don't know for sure. I could have read old things. I did not have milk for the first two weeks. Good Luck. I just finished the first two weeks. It's not easy. But I am also over the cravings for sweets. Now I just want something different for breakfast.
One should eat to live, not live to eat. ~Cicero, Rhetoricorum LV
veggies yuk

Joined: Oct 07
Posts: 1,110

Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 10:25
the no milk has been revised to 1 serving per day and that should be skim or 1%
Work is the curse of the drinking classes
your next action could change the world, so make it a good one



 
Forum Search
Advanced forum search
 


Latest posts

hungry
Listen flhusker, you say you are eating low fat and low calories....so I will say if you aren't already drinking 8 glasses of water a day try top drink two glasses of water with your meals... this ...
by Jlowlery on 18 Jun 13 10:25 PM
being heavy
When people are mean just remember they are not worth your time and move on
by Katgood13 on 18 Jun 13 08:24 PM
The importance of setting your Recommended Daily Intake RDI
It is important to set your Recommended Daily Intake (RDI), since if you use the programs default RDI, most likely you won't lose weight. For many women the average RDI is between 1000 and 1500 and ...
by Glaun on 18 Jun 13 06:44 PM
Anyone on here in their twenties?
Hello :) I'll be 21 this week. I'm overweight and started to put on weight when I was in my early teens. I've dieted on and off since then... and now i'm sick of losing weight and just ...
by f_at on 18 Jun 13 03:35 PM
Dusted off the treadmill
YAYYYY! Good for you. If you can just hop on there a few times a week to start, it will become a habit and hopefully then you'll feel like increasing time or days. A few tips that helped me: 1. ...
by kkd1125 on 18 Jun 13 03:02 PM