Low Carb Cole Slaw

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Andy M.

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Here you go Alix. I found this really tasty. No real indication that it's a low anything recipe.


LOW-CARB COLE SLAW

½ C Mayonnaise
½ C Sour Cream
1 tsp Apple Cider Vinegar
2 tsp Prepared Mustard
½ tsp Salt
1 pkt Equal
¼ tsp Celery Seeds
1 Lb Cole Slaw Mix, bagged

Combine the dressing ingredients in a large bowl.

Add the cole slaw mix.

Toss to combine and refrigerate for a couple of hours to overnight to allow flavors to blend.

Serve cold.
 
Andy, I am confused. I never thought of cole slaw as being a high carb food. What would you put in a slaw that would make it high carb? :angel:
 
I know fruits and some veggies have natural sugars. But Andy's recipe didn't list any of them. It was pretty much just a straight forward slaw. :angel:
Yup. I was just answering your question about what carbs might be in coleslaw.
 
Yup. I was just answering your question about what carbs might be in coleslaw.

I understand. Thank you. I love fresh fruit, and have to control how much I eat at one sitting. I could sit in the produce section and pig out all day on fresh fruit. Peaches and fresh vine ripened tomatoes are my absolute favorite.

One year when I was working the fair with my 4-H kids, I went into the produce barn and the trucks were just pulling up with their goodies. A peach farmer was unloading and gave me two huge peaches still warm from the sun. One for each hand. They had just been picked less than an hour before. I bit into the first one and the juice was running down my arm. After I ate both of them I brought back the pits and asked if I could trade them in for more. He laughed and gave me four that time. I can still taste those peaches. And my arms are still sticky with peach juice. :angel:
 
...I bit into the first one and the juice was running down my arm. After I ate both of them I brought back the pits and asked if I could trade them in for more. He laughed and gave me four that time. I can still taste those peaches. And my arms are still sticky with peach juice. :angel:

I remember when peaches were like that - soft and exploding with juices. You can't find that anymore. Now peaches are as hard as or harder than apples with no juice.
 
I remember when peaches were like that - soft and exploding with juices. You can't find that anymore. Now peaches are as hard as or harder than apples with no juice.

I know. I am still looking to repeat that experience. :angel:
 
It balances the other seasonings in the dressing, although my version uses more cider vinegar. With 1 lb. of shredded cabbage and carrots, it won't taste sweet.
 
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