I have been searching for Low Carb Ketchup and can't find it anywhere so I usually just go ketchup-less. Who makes it and can someone tell me the Total carbs & sugar content of it?
I have been searching for Low Carb Ketchup and can't find it anywhere so I usually just go ketchup-less. Who makes it and can someone tell me the Total carbs & sugar content of it?
ExRx (Exercise Prescription)
- Sweat plus sacrifice equals success. - Charlie Finley
- It doesn't get easier, you just get faster. - Greg LeMond
Heinz has a low carb ketchup now that you can find at any supermarket.
i had some thing called carbless and it was 0carb but it tasted like ass.. i reather go with out ketchup then eat that trash..
I live in a very rural area, and some things are hard to find where I live. Next time I run into the Twin Cities I'll have to look for some, I figure its worth a try. Thanks!Originally Posted by slizzut
ExRx (Exercise Prescription)
- Sweat plus sacrifice equals success. - Charlie Finley
- It doesn't get easier, you just get faster. - Greg LeMond
Carb Creations just came out with ketchup. It's good!! It was on the shelf of my supermarket right beside the Heinz.
Thanks for the tip bad_man, I'll look for that one.Originally Posted by bad_man
ExRx (Exercise Prescription)
- Sweat plus sacrifice equals success. - Charlie Finley
- It doesn't get easier, you just get faster. - Greg LeMond
netrition.com has low carb keto ketchup and all other sorts of weird creepy low carb stuff![]()
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For the record, I've tried the standard LC ketchup stuff and it all sucks - all watery and $hit. The Heinz and the Carb Creations are both like regular ketchup - they just replaced the sugar with Splenda. The Heinz is more expensive - twice the price at my store.Originally Posted by dalcowbag
I personally have 3 different brands of low carb ketchup in my fridge and I cant stand any of them. The only time id use ketchup would be on my lean ground meat, but I just use franks red hot instead since I cant stand the low carb stuff.
the Heinz variety is exactly like regular ketchup, but you have to shake it up good b/c some of the water tends to separate.....this stuff rules
the Heinz variety is exactly like regular ketchup, but you have to shake it up good b/c some of the water tends to separate.....this stuff rules
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