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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 259704"><p>On what basis termlife? Assuming you don't add sugar to these drinks, the only carb content is the milk. Whole Milk is 11.3g carbs per 250ml - or half a pint roughly. I suppose it depends how milky you have your tea, but we can't be talking more than 10% of that figure. So a tea or coffee drink will give you 1-2g of carb which shouldn't be enough to spike you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 259704"] On what basis termlife? Assuming you don't add sugar to these drinks, the only carb content is the milk. Whole Milk is 11.3g carbs per 250ml - or half a pint roughly. I suppose it depends how milky you have your tea, but we can't be talking more than 10% of that figure. So a tea or coffee drink will give you 1-2g of carb which shouldn't be enough to spike you. [/QUOTE]
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