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I know I need to count 1 egg = 1g net carb.
If I had a yolf-free (egg-white only) omelette, does it still count for 1 egg = 1g net carb?
If I had a yolf-free (egg-white only) omelette, does it still count for 1 egg = 1g net carb?
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Re: Yolk-free omelette- still 1g/egg?
One large egg white contains about 0.3 carbs.
Ditching the yolk mainly ditches fat and calories, two things you should be trying to include in your low-carb diet.Eric
Age: 38
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Re: Yolk-free omelette- still 1g/egg?
The iron, zinc, folate, vitamin D, vitamin A, vitamin E, etc. are mainly in the yolk.
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Re: Yolk-free omelette- still 1g/egg?
You didn't use the YOLK?? *HORRORS!!!!* (Ok now that I got that over with...) I wouldn't even worry about counting it if you're only using the white.36/F 5'2
Started Induction Aug 6/08
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