Handy Wallet-sized list of Induction approved foods

[lostandfound]

Print your own cards and use them as an induction guideline.
You will always have your food list with you, and if anyone wants to know how you did it, you can happily give them your card!!

These cards are as thorough as I could be, in the tiny space provided. Please don't consider it all you need to know, to do this WOE correctly.
But it can be a very handy tool.

Just right click and save to your computer. Then print! Enjoy!



Hugs,Tammy

[mama]

Thanks for doing the wallet size card for us, it will really come in handy. Just in time for my shopping day tomorrow.

For those who want to know what program to print it in, here is a hint....

Instead of saving when you right click on the picture, just click print and it comes out fine. I did save it though, for future printing. :joy

[StephieSue]

Thanks for the card! I did something like this when I first started, only it was in my crummy handwriting which I couldn't read once I got to the store. :P

Anyone who's having trouble printing... you can easily use Microsoft Paint to open it and print it. Save it to your hard drive (I usually save stuff to the Desktop), then open Paint (under Accessories; or under "Start" go to the "Run" button and type "paint" in the box... or it could be "pbrush" if you have an old Windows), then print. Or just copying it to a Word document is fine... just print it from there. Oooor, you can probably just right-click on the picture and click Print, if you have that option.

:geek