I'm breastfeeding and my supply is tanking quickly because my body is totally rejecting this new diet. I've lost 6lbs in the last 6 days. While that's a nice perk I am changing my diet to feed my son who's allergic to dairy/eggs/peanuts.
I'm already using almond butter on toast, almonds and eating meat 2-3 times a day. Can you think of anything I can add that doesn't take much cooking to add fat daily to my diet? I'm so new to this I'm clueless....
Re: Need to add more fat into my diet easily - ideas please? (Dairy/eggs/peanuts)
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Almond butter is great!
add hummus, avocados, yogurt (coconut), beans. Add butter (earths best) or olive oil to everything.
Make yourself smoothies using almond milk and/or yogurt.
I was having a supply issue last month and we're Milk, Egg, Nut free in the house and I eat oatmeal with a banana every morning now and that fills me up and i've been having "Mothers milk" tea which is helping. For some reason oatmeal always helps me with my supply.
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DD2: milk and soy protein intolerant, allergic to eggs, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, bananas
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Definitely coconut oil! Don't let the high saturated fat content scare you, it's medium chain fatty acids so they're healthy!
You could easily cook with it, put it on toast, add it to a smoothie, take it straight, etc.
I just read an article about cutting carbohydrates really tanking some peoples supply, so maybe you can try to get more carbs too.
I did a lot of coconut milk yogurt/ice cream, avocado, earth balance on everything, tuna with olive oil, did I say coconut milk ice cream? I also ate a lot of soy yogurt and made smoothies with added coconut oil.
coconut milk ice cream is soooo good : ) better than dairy ice cream.
And no hershey's syrup! Someone posted about that, but there's milk in it!
Hershey's syrup IS dairy free.
seriously?! I was missing out!