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What have you found to be the best temporizing "break - fast" snack?   Message List  
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I have a friend who seems to have limbic hunger kick into overdrive
when the eating window opens and one morsel of food has been consumed.
We have been experimenting a bit with different foods to see if there
is one that will quench limbic hunger allowing the consumer to have a
small portion and then pause in the foraging until the family meal
time arrives. One food that has seemed particularly effective is dill
pickles. We are making some "break-fast bars" from an old family
recipe and have decided to experiment with adding more high protein
ingredients to see if it will serve as a limbic hunger quencher. We'll
see. If you have made observations about particular foods, I would be
grateful if you would share them. There is still a wealth of useful
information to be mined out of this lifestyle and the adventure is an
exciting one.






Sun Jan 29, 2006 6:02 pm

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I have a friend who seems to have limbic hunger kick into overdrive when the eating window opens and one morsel of food has been consumed. We have been...
fast5jh
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Jan 29, 2006
6:03 pm

... consumed. ... We'll ... Actually, I find myself wanting to eat eggs. I have scrambled eggs on a piece of whole-grain toast at 4 pm, and it holds me nicely...
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Mar 10, 2008
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Homemade kraut works for me. I LOVE it, esp. this last batch with garlic and cayenne (it's not for the faint hearted). Also grapefruit. Eggs on crackers also...
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Mar 10, 2008
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