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    hi guys just a quick 1 . my mayonaise has 2.3 carbs per 100 grams and 2.2 sugars per 100 grams but on the ingredients it has added cane sugar is this still ok during induction ? i only manage about maybe 4 tablespoons a day . cheers from australia

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    Re: sugar content in mayo. a big concern ?

    No, It's not permitted. I get my mayo at Trader Joe's. No sugar is allowed at all!
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      Re: sugar content in mayo. a big concern ?

      trader joes DOES have awesome mayo but if you can't find it without sugar just make your own.
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        Re: sugar content in mayo. a big concern ?

        Originally posted by muzza View Post
        hi guys just a quick 1 . my mayonaise has 2.3 carbs per 100 grams and 2.2 sugars per 100 grams but on the ingredients it has added cane sugar is this still ok during induction ? i only manage about maybe 4 tablespoons a day . cheers from australia
        It is better to avoid foods that contain sugar, even if this sugar is in trace amounts as it happens in store-bought mayo or in some cold cuts (including bacon). What I have discovered is that store-bought mayo stalls me unless it's sugar-free.

        Also, when you are counting your carbs, it's not the grams of sugar you should be careful about when reading the label, but the amount of net carbs -- net carbohydrate is what we are counting on Atkins. Some of the sugar listed on the label is naturally occurring in foods -- you only have to be cautious about added sugar (listed among the ingredients).
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