adjective

• Denoting or relating to food or drink that is low in carbohydrates.

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  • ‘a low-carb diet’
  • ‘However, while many people are on a low-carb diet and are avoiding bread, I'm trying to make bread.’
  • ‘The proliferation of low-carb diets, however, hasn't seemed to affect spirits sales at all.’
  • ‘After two weeks, the low-carb plan yielded a stunning 12 pounds of lost weight for each of them.’
  • ‘The low-carb plans mostly go after that extra weight around the waistline.’
  • ‘Operators are doing themselves a major disservice if they think the low-carb trend is going to go away.’
  • ‘Try as they might, they couldn't stick with the restrictions of low-carb dieting.’
  • ‘In short, low-carb wines, spirits and beer are apparently not going to set the world on fire.’
  • ‘What I do love is low-carb cranberry juice, and I'll add some seltzer water to it.’
  • ‘What about the low-carb milk and yogurt substitutes that are now available?’
  • ‘Men are sure to be among the consumers gobbling up the many new low-carb yogurt offerings as well.’
  • ‘Once you find a low-carb whey product you like, you can build everything else around it.’
  • ‘The key to the success of the low-carb diet is one simple rule: Avoid carbohydrates.’
  • ‘Farmers knew that in order for the low-carb potato to be a success, they would need more than a better potato.’
  • ‘On your way to the beach, grab some low-carb pretzels and sugar-free cookies made with almond flour.’
  • ‘Just as sugar replaced fat in the old low-fat snacks, fat is replacing carbs in many low-carb products.’
  • ‘And most of the low-carb pastas we tried looked very much like the real thing.’
  • ‘See the New Products section in this issue for more information on some of these new low-carb dairy products.’
  • ‘You're aware that it's an inexact science, but you're still going to get a low-carb item for lunch.’
  • ‘It's also one of the few products in which the price of both the original and low-carb versions are comparable.’
  • ‘Pour yourself a tall glass of low-carb OJ, America, and wash down that bacon and fried eggs.’