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Old 01-06-2009, 06:06 PM
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ok, I am still really new to carb counting and I was always wondering how to do stews and homemade soups and stuff other than just guessing how much I made and how much I took out... Jeez - that didn't sound easy - so my plan was to only stick with recipes that had the nutritional value and breakdown...

BUT- my kitchen scale does go to 11 pounds. I never knew WHY but maybe the big pot of stew is exactly why!

Thanks Gary... its like a new door has been opened... a very heavy, mathmatically dense, and still kinda fuzzy door, but a door nontheless.
You'll do fine; it's a big bewildering load of stuff at first. You can't keep on top of every aspect of it, but the little bits of effort put in weighing stuff make life a lot easier in the long run. Yes it's effort, but effort is preferable to feeling poorly.

Keep in mind that I've been doing the diabetes thing for around 14 years now. For the first 12 years of that I had no idea what carb counting was! I still lived, albeit nowhere near as well as I do now. This place has taught me an awful lot.
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