Where can I buy Atkins bake mix?

[imagood1]

I love the intrusion to sell their products. Stay away from them - they are more interested in money than our health.

[kaylasgram]

Originally Posted by Atkins Representative

I work with Atkins, and we have recently announced an All Purpose Baking Mix, available for pre-order now. Please visit our website for more information: Atkins.

Sherry ~ just a heads~up if Iam correct this person is someone that works for Atkins Nutrition & the other Atkins Web site & not someone on Induction.

I could probally guess who it is as I have spent 7months there before finding this site & gladly moving here, but I will keep that to myself!!!

~Cindi~

[mizski]

Originally Posted by gogo548

I'm on day 13 and plan to ahead to OWL on Monday. I would love to try the Belgian waffles!

I noticed that in DANDR many of the recipes call for the baking mix however, no note is made as to when these recipes would be appropriate. Certainly not in Induction (although that is not clear) and my guess would be that you really shouldn't have them until OWL rung 9 (grains) or pre-maintenance.

Also, I was surprised with so many of these recipes that try to emulate foods that Dr. Atkins spent so many pages writing that we should avoid. I guess it's a personal choice but I know for me that if I start having lots of breads, biscuits, waffles, cakes, brownies, etc. that could lead to a place that I don't want to go. (Actually, I just left it and after all the work I'll have to do to finally get to Rung 9...I don't want to go back.)

I think it's great that low-carb baking mixes are available for the occasional treat, but if used too often, I think they could be dangerous. JMO...YMMV

My choice would be for Carbquik over Bob's Red Mill simply because the latter contains soy.