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I'm new to Fitday, and I'm not very familiar with what the nutrition facts of foods should look like. I was wondering if anyone with more knowledge of food than me can tell me if the "Marinated Fish (Ceviche)" food is just the fish, or the entire dish (fish, lime juice, tomato, onion, cilantro). Maybe someone will be able to tell by the nutrition facts?
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Join Date: Jan 2010
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I don't think that fish by itself has that many carbs. I'm guessing it's the dish. If you are making it yourself, I'd suggest doing a custom food.
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Thanks, Mike! By the way, it was delicious! I found this recipe and modified it slightly. I added diced avocado and since I didn't have any serrano peppers, I used sriracha (rooster sauce) to give it a kick. I omitted the clamato (gross) entirely. It's low-carb friendly if eaten by the spoonful or on romaine leaves. I had it on toasted corn tortilla wedges (still fairly lo-cal at 50 cal per 6" tortilla).
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