Celery
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lancslass53
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not sure really but thought it was tablespoons, which are slightly bigger, i just normally take a rough guess as i dont have any tablespoons 
I would say about an average sized stick.
It's very low in calories and carbs to make much of a difference, but it is a very healthy choice as it relaxes the muscles of the arteries that regulate your blood pressure. It also has loads of vit C and essential minerals like folacin and potassium.
Relatively high in fibre too
It's very low in calories and carbs to make much of a difference, but it is a very healthy choice as it relaxes the muscles of the arteries that regulate your blood pressure. It also has loads of vit C and essential minerals like folacin and potassium.
Relatively high in fibre too
I'm pretty sure that 2, even 3 or 4 sticks would make little difference considering how low they are in anything.
Just trying to convert the tablespoon to sticks, and reckon it's only about 1 stick.
Personally, I think it's one of those rare things in the book that can be 'modified'
Just trying to convert the tablespoon to sticks, and reckon it's only about 1 stick.
Personally, I think it's one of those rare things in the book that can be 'modified'
leehal
Full Member
I'm pretty sure that 2, even 3 or 4 sticks would make little difference considering how low they are in anything.
Just trying to convert the tablespoon to sticks, and reckon it's only about 1 stick.
Personally, I think it's one of those rare things in the book that can be 'modified'
I agree with you on that
I can eat a massive tub of cottage cheese but only have 6 lettuce leaves or so ? (in theory anyway).
I just want to have enough celery to make it last long enough to eat the cottage cheese, it is a bit bland by itself.
Hiya
I'm on AAM and just had my cottage cheese meal with a handful of fresh chives snipped over the top - really oomphed up the flavour of the cheese.
I'm also really pleased because I HATE most low-fat/light cottage cheese but found a really great lighter version in Lidl next to the regular cottage cheese- the texture is firmer, less sloppy, less aftertaste, fills me up more and feels more like a real meal! Try it out if you go past a store!
(Nooo, I don't work for 'em )
I'm on AAM and just had my cottage cheese meal with a handful of fresh chives snipped over the top - really oomphed up the flavour of the cheese.
I'm also really pleased because I HATE most low-fat/light cottage cheese but found a really great lighter version in Lidl next to the regular cottage cheese- the texture is firmer, less sloppy, less aftertaste, fills me up more and feels more like a real meal! Try it out if you go past a store!
(Nooo, I don't work for 'em
)
Fuzzys Angel
The Lovely James Hetfield
No idea! But did you know they say 'you use up more calories eating the stuff than what is actually in it'...xxx
