What Did You Keto Today? The Trilogy!


('Jackie P') #8385

:hugs::hugs::hugs: cant wait to hear how that goes!


(Paulene ) #8386

Sounds like you and Frankinfluff need some private time [averts eyes and whistles awkwardly].


(Steaks b4 cakes! 🥩🥂) #8387

Breakfast at the Waldorf Hilton…I came to London for some shenanigans last night so I need this!!


(Steaks b4 cakes! 🥩🥂) #8388

Mooching round Westminster this morning…enjoying a coffee with cream


('Jackie P') #8389

Haha! Next time we will get a room!


('Jackie P') #8390

Have a wonderful time! :blush:


(Steaks b4 cakes! 🥩🥂) #8391

Thank you! My poor tootsies! I picked the wrong footwear for this adventure! :joy::woman_facepalming:


(Jane) #8392

What size is the yogurt and cream cheese? A small yogurt here is typically 6 oz, so 170 g. A block of cream cheese is 8 oz, so 227 g.

Are these right?


(Marianne) #8393

This is one of my husband’s favorite things. Making it for the Super Bowl tomorrow.


(Marianne) #8394

My husband did that and it froze like a rock and got crystalized. If you are going to freeze it, just set the timer for 30 minutes and the consistency is very nice.


('Jackie P') #8395

Bulletproof cocoa this am


And up to Mum’s with the last of the chilli!

Not for mum though, as it would blow 'er 'ead off😯.
She had a spag bol


(Rebecca 🌸 Frankenfluffy) #8396

@Janie, I’d give it a go with those! The cream cheese I use is a 250g tub, and I use 2 little jars of my homemade yoghurt which vary according to how accurately I’ve filled them - I reckon they’re around 125-150g each - but I see no reason why a slightly bigger amount wouldn’t work!

Given that I just made the recipe up on the spot on a kind of ‘hmmmm, I wonder if…?’ kind of basis, I don’t really think there’s much that can go wrong (apart from freezing it - see below!). :rofl:

Yup! Tried a corner chunk at lunchtime and it’s a BRICK!

The centre was still gooey when I cut into it, and that bit was yummy! The rest of it was way too hard! Next time I’ll just freeze it for 30 mins as you’ve suggested - thanks! I stuck it in the freezer and went to work this morning hoping it would be perfect for dinner time, and then got curious (and hungry!) for a late lunch instead… it’s now back in the fridge ‘relaxing’! :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Enjoy the Superbowl!


(Tessa) #8397

Thank you for posting this! Here in the US I can get the sugar free jello (jelly) in 2 different sizes. There’s a big box and one that’s a little smaller. Do you know which one would be best to use?
How many servings do you think you get from this recipe? I’m going to make it tonight for the first time! Can’t wait!

Has anyone tried to make it with sugar free pudding mix? I know it would make it a little more carby, just wondering if it’s been done.

Thanks again for FrankenFluff! :grin:


(Marianne) #8398

Thank you! Going to make artichoke dip and serve with cauliflower, too.

:hugs:


(Marianne) #8399

That looks luscious! How do you make it?

Beautiful plate of food, too!


('Jackie P') #8400

2tbs 100% cocoa, 1tbsp cacao butter, 1tbsp butter 1/8 tsp xantham gum! Erythritol or your sweetener to taste, 300mls approx boiling water and whizz with a stick blender.:yum:
I did a separate post called “The joy of chocolate”
I don’t know how to link it to here :roll_eyes:
It’s 3gm carbs, very good for you, a superfood in fact, and highly addictive :smiley:
Ps if you are feeling like a big kid, add some squirty cream!


(Rebecca 🌸 Frankenfluffy) #8401

The instructions on the sachets I use say to make it up with 600ml water (just over a pint), but I use 300ml water for the whole sachet - so it’s twice as concentrated as it should be, if that makes sense! So whichever package size you’ve got that says you need around a pint of water if you’re making it into straight jelly, I’d go for that one, but use HALF the water.

My first attempt involved making the jelly using ALL the water specified on the pack - and the Frankenfluff was very, very sloppy!

So whatever amount of water they say for jelly-making - go for half!

As far as portion size is concerned, we are big eaters in this house, and I hate to admit it but we split one batch of FF into four portions.

(Shhhhh! Don’t tell!)

I would say it makes eight polite portions, six generous portions, or four Snapsy portions…

:rofl:

I’ve seen pictures of @CrackerJax’s beautifully-presented dessert glasses of Frankenfluff, which look so much more beautiful than my donked-out-of-an-ice-cream-tub-with-the-biggest-spoon-in-the-house massive portions.


(Shar) #8402

Breakfast/Lunch: 2 Sausage, egg and cheese “McGriddles”

(made with the usual egg and cheese for the chaffle but added about a 1/2 tsp of confectioner Swerve and about 1 tbsp of sugar free syrup in the “batter”, maybe a little more…also drizzled a little extra syrup on the sausages after I add them to the sandwich)


(Steve) #8403

Wow, very nice!


#8404

Made some breakfast foods today… Scrambled Eggs with Mozzarella Cheese, Fried Mushrooms, Bacon, Sausage, Scrapple and an Italian Sausage. (Didn’t eat the Sausage though) And an Almond Milk.