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I noticed on the label of broc and califlower there are a few grams of sugar per cup, is this okay? How much sugar are you allowed?
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There should be no sugar in the list of ingredients. Sugars listed under 'Carbohydrates' are just that - carbs. Don't worry about them. Just take the total carbs - fibre to get net carbs.
Disclaimer: the net carb calc applies to the US and Canada - label laws elsewhere are different!
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Re: sugar in veggies
As JulieB said ... it's most likely the naturally occurring "sugar" in the vegetable.
As long as the list of ingredients doesn't contain sugar, that is.J.
"Your life will never change until you change your choices."
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On the label of frozen broc and califlower reads per cup, 5grams of carbs, 2 g of fiber, and sugar 2gComment
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>>On the label of frozen broc and califlower reads per cup, 5grams of carbs, 2 g of fiber, and sugar 2g>>
What's the list of ingredients??? If it's just "broccoli" or "cauliflower", then there's no added sugar.
I presume that "sugar" is the carbohydrate (sugar) in the vegetable.
Make sure you read Chapter 19 in your DANDR ... it might be helpful.J.
"Your life will never change until you change your choices."
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If it is the normal sugar that "grows" in the vegetable then you count the net carbs. Thats it. Be careful with any veggies with a sauce on them though.JILL
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Is it natural sugar thats in veggies that is also in fruit like apples. Thanx all.Comment
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How do i get to my profile so i can change my current weight?Thank youComment
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Click on 'User CP' at the left of the menu, top of page.
Then click on 'Edit Your Details'.
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>>Is it natural sugar thats in veggies>>
It's natural "sugar", yes.J.
"Your life will never change until you change your choices."
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