Sentences with phrase «replacing grain based»

A common mistake people make when going grain free is replacing grain based flours with nut based ones, and lots of nut butters as well.

Not exact matches

The base for many food bowls is usually some sort of grain, but Lindsay finds creative ways to replace the grains by chopping, ricing or spiralizing veggies.
Normally, only 1/4 cup to 1/3 cup of coconut flour is used to replace one cup of grain - based flour.
Spelt and quinoa, two hearty, ancient grains, replace the typical starch - based batter that makes us feel so sluggish after eating a stack of hot cakes.
Coconut flour can be used to replace wheat flour and other types of grain - based flours in baked goods and other recipes.
You should be replacing these grain - based carbs entirely.
If you are on a low - carb diet, simply replace the grain - based pasta with spaghetti squash or julienned zucchini for a high - protein, low - carb meal.
Replace it with more fiber - and nutrient - rich plant foods: choose a diet of mostly vegetables, fruits, whole grains, vegetarian proteins like lentils and tofu and healthy plant - based fats.
Despite being high in fat, people who replace a grain - based breakfast with eggs end up eating fewer calories and losing weight (25, 26).
Also, just replacing a high - starch, grain - based product with a high - starch, vegetable - based product won't bring a good result for the pet.»
Heather Acuff, customer care and product development manager for Nulo Pet Food, an Austin - based manufacturer of grain - free dry and canned foods for dogs and cats, says pet specialty retailers need to be aware that, in some cases, grains are being replaced with ingredients such as white potatoes or tapioca starch, or even higher - glycemic ones — something she says is «counterintuitive to feeding a grain - free product in the first place.»
In my case, I cut my household GHG emissions by about two - thirds, from a relatively frugal base, with four changes: replaced an older car with a Prius, stopped buying grain - fed meat, bought wind power from my local electric utility, moved to a house with a ground - source heatpump.
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snow albedo) was modified in the NorESM climate model, by replacing an approach based on spherical snow grains with an approach assuming nonspherical snow grains.
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