oxo cubes??

dont know babe what are the carb and fat contents
 
chicken oxo cubes:

per 100ml serving of stock as prepared

Energy 36kj/9kcal
Protein 0.4g
Carbohydrate 1.5g
of which Sugar 0.1g
Fat 0.1g
of which Saturates Trace
Fibre Trace
Sodium 0.49g
Salt equivalent 1.23g

Per cube:

17kcals
0.2g fat
2.33g salt

Per 100g as sold

energy 1055kj/249kcal
protein 10.9g
carbohydrate 44.0g
of which sugars 2.9g
fat 3.3g
of which saturates 1.0g
fibre 0.9g
sodium 14.20g
salt equivalent 35.50g
 
I have used them and they didnt make any difference, its just the salt content you need to watch i think
 
The official party line with Dukan is fat free cubes only...

(shame they don't sell them in England!)
 
i have only used one oxo today in some mince and thats between me and hubby so cant imagine it will do much harm!
 
It'd be a good question to ask on the official site... also re cream soda (which I think is more than 1 calorie a glass so, strictly speaking, also not ok per French Dukan rules).

While you're all losing - happiness and great joy to all...

BUT he seems to be tweaking things A LOT for the English market so either there is far more leeway than I ever realised over here OR while you're right that one oxo cube divided by two people isn't going to affect your loss, but added to this / that and goodness knows what else he's allowing in England... I foresee problems perhaps in the future!!

Let's see!
 
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so would it be better to make ur own stock and freeze ?
 
But how to make one's own stock without fat?

I don't think he considers the sort of cooking you might be doing...

What are you using stock for?
 
Sounds perfect then for Dukan cooking! Use plenty of spices... herbs... but avoid the cubes if you can.
 
see the good thing there is am not into spices but i use the dried mixed herbs and thats it ......... i am very boring arent i .........
 
Re original question - Oxo stock cubes

The question has been asked on the official website and answered by a Moderator... (not sure if her answer "helps" though!).

She says:
"stock cubes are allowed if they are fat reduced so you will need to check if that particular brand does this. As it is also very high in salt it would be best if they were also salt reduced. (Of course don't go crazy on them)"


Ever seen fat reduced Oxo cubes?
 
see the good thing there is am not into spices but i use the dried mixed herbs and thats it ......... i am very boring arent i .........

Not at all Jet. I didn't start using spices and flavours for quite a while. All my life I've cooked very plainly and it was only when I got a bit bored with PP'ing, that I saw how much fun we can have with flavours.

I've even become more experimental (for me!) since knowing Vicky... her marinades have really livened up my taste buds...

Perhaps just try a little and see how you get on? It's certainly not obligatory and if you prefer plain food, then why not! (Just that I didn't really prefer it, but had to find a substitute for cooking with wine, cream, cheese, etc!!!)...
 
It'd be a good question to ask on the official site... also re cream soda (which I think is more than 1 calorie a glass so, strictly speaking, also not ok per French Dukan rules).

The cream soda I buy from morrisons says calories = trace so I think it's ok
 
Not at all Jet. I didn't start using spices and flavours for quite a while. All my life I've cooked very plainly and it was only when I got a bit bored with PP'ing, that I saw how much fun we can have with flavours.

I've even become more experimental (for me!) since knowing Vicky... her marinades have really livened up my taste buds...

Perhaps just try a little and see how you get on? It's certainly not obligatory and if you prefer plain food, then why not! (Just that I didn't really prefer it, but had to find a substitute for cooking with wine, cream, cheese, etc!!!)...

yeh i will try one of vicks marinades someday i promise ....
 
you should try them. Dont need to put much of anything too spicy in. if you like mustard do Jos marinade of mustard and yog?
 
My absolute favourite now is ginger, garlic, lite soy sauce... ok not much soy but it really gets into the meat... serve with stirfried veggies on a Saturday night! YUM!!
 
mmmmmmmmmmm i will try some of them when im back off my hols !!!
 
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