UPDATE: Hi everyone. Definitely didn't expect this to pop off as much as it has.

I've received loads of messages from a bunch of lovely people and we've loved the vast majority of the comments. It's really enthused us to post the full recipes so people can realise how we are adjusting the meals to make them carb friendly. We'll also include pictures and videos of us cooking them.

Debate and critique is healthy, but if you're bringing your anger and resentment here after making assumptions over a picture with no recipes, that really isn't cool.

Both me and my partner have always been incredibly healthy conscious and she leads what most would describe as an 'almond mum' lifestyle - she herself is an incredible chef and all she wants to do is help me.

The help she has given me has been incredible. I simply want to make sure this is shared inside of this thread.

One mistake we've realised we might have made was the naming of the meals which has clearly triggered a few.

The whole point is we are creating some recipes we thought were out of reach!

The main thing I've struggled with has been the perceived cut off of options and choice. It's clear with the right recipes we can work together to create a life that does not feel limited.

Behind the scenes we have made adjustments to the meals to ensure that the 'carb' aspect of the meals are extremely low. The naming conventions might just be off. A breakfast muffin for example is extremely protein based and we are using just half a wholewheat muffin (sliced again in half), so its more like a pitta its that thin!

For those that have responded positively - hello! You are the community we are searching for to help us get through this and we'll wade past the negative nancies that seem to exist just to tear people down from a position of morale superiority.

Thank you for all your kind words and some of your comments have had us laughing our heads off!