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Recipe submitted by RBARTLEY@NETVA.COM

Buddy Pita Sandwich

Ingredients (use vegan versions):

    Two pitas cut in half
    one ripe avocado, peeled and sliced
    one large cucumber, peeled and sliced
    one large ripe tomato,washe'd and sliced
    low-fat Italian dressing

Directions:

Stuff  pita pockets with veggies and drizzle with dressing.  These are the staples-you can add bean sprouts or other favorite fresh veggies.

Low calorie and low fat!!!!!!!!!!  Is a wonderful summer lunch!!!!!

Serves: 4

Preparation time: 10 min.


How can you call this low fat?  I thought avocados were very fatty/oil based?

Archived comment by: gillian
How can you call this low fat?  I thought avocados were very fatty/oil based?

Archived comment by: gillian
Avocado is very fatty, howe'ver, it is a natural fat that your body can digest, and use or discard.  The processed fats are the ones that need to be discarded from our diets, the processing changes their molecular structure which makes them less than digestible.  Enjoy your avocado and use one of Wish-bones fat free Italian dressings!

Archived comment by: susanne
gillian,  i believe that  its a trade- off: You get the great taste and plant nutrition of the avocado,  you just don't need to overdo.  Maybe a high proportion of its calories come from fat, but, again--  everything in moderation !!    Meanwhile I'm not sure if this qualifies as exactly low fat,but, Susanne- great recipe, ill be using it.

Archived comment by: kelly
I haven't tried this, but there seems to be so much concern about fat. I, for one, am having a problem about not having enough fat. Everything vegan and vegetarian is low fat and that bothers me. I don't always want to have something with 0% fat, its just not enough. To find out that something has a higher fat content is a relief to me.

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« Reply #1 on: July 15, 2008, 09:50:43 AM »

Jennifer again, maybe 7 years later....forget about that fat comment! I dont need fat like I used to, I have enough........
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