Type 1 Carbs

[jackors]

Just wondering if 2.1carbs on banna bread muffins mean just that or is it 2.1 carbohydrate portions any ideas would be appreciated

 

[kaylz91]

Got a pic so we could understand a bit more? I highly doubt you could find a banana bread muffin that low! x

 

[jackors]

Got a pic so we could understand a bit more? I highly doubt you could find a banana bread muffin that low! x

They are on the low carb recipes

 

[DCUKMod]

Just wondering if 2.1carbs on banna bread muffins mean just that or is it 2.1 carbohydrate portions any ideas would be appreciated

What is the actual recipe? If you posted a link to it we could help out. Your question currently is a bit like me asking you if I have a big bottom. I might. I might not, but you can't possibly tell on currently disclosed information.

 

[NoCrbs4Me]

Serving Size: 1 (990 g)

990g? That's either a typo or a VERY large muffin!

 

[Deleted member 308541]

990g? That's either a typo or a VERY large muffin!

Got to be a typo, just like banna is.

 

[4ratbags]

If it is a low carb recipe then it is possible that it is correct but as said above if you can give more information about the ingredients it will be clearer.

 

[woodenone46]

That is very low particularly as bananas are high carb fruit. Just googled low car banana muffin & the lowest i can find per serving is 12.2

 

[vjaarsaj]

990g? That's either a typo or a VERY large muffin!

That quantity should make 12 muffins

 

[Mark_1]

187 calories in a KG of muffin. Must be per muffin otherwise they have found the holy grail.

 

[LouWilk059]

That is very low particularly as bananas are high carb fruit. Just googled low car banana muffin & the lowest i can find per serving is 12.2

These are 7.6 and look pretty good

https://sugarfreelondoner.com/low-carb-chocolate-banana-muffins/

 

[kev-w]

This is what I found when I looked up nutritional values for a banana muffin

NUTRITION INFO
Serving Size: 1 (990 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1

AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE
Total Carbohydrate 28.9 g 9%
Sugars 13.6 g 54%

They're the 2 values I use, carbs are pretty high and the 'of which sugars' are around half the carbs so also pretty high, I'd not eat that

Remember 'sugars' are simple carbs, and 'carbohydrates' are complex ones, complex as in it takes longer for your body to digest them, matching your insulin release (in theory).