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Anna1804

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Type of diabetes
Type 2
Treatment type
Tablets (oral)
I have been looking for an alternative to bread for a while and have just found these. 0.4g of sugar per crispbread.
Happy days
 
What about the carb count? They look tasty.
 
That makes them 52% carbs, similar to white bread. A very good example of why you should ignore the sugar label if you want to reduce carbs.
 
I am always on the look out and check these crackers things all the time. I used to like Dr Karg

I now always walk away disappointed

Lidl rolls in the freezer for me.

However I am ok with Ryvita as well I just don’t have them all the time.
 
great idea about ryvita I am waiting on a rye intolerance test and if its ok I will try these too as I have been having oatcakes and I just noticed they are over 6 g carbs in 1 and they are tiny and I normally have 2 as a portion
 
I am just waiting for my one year as a diabetic to clock up in a couple of weeks, and then I plan to try out my new toy and make tiny rolls from various recipes I have been collecting.
The toy is a doughnut maker, it cooks 7 small round things from whatever is put into it. I will be using my test strips to assess their success, or not, and I will translate the recipes from cups to grams as I go.
That should keep me out of mischief up until Christmas.
 
coleyd said:
great idea about ryvita I am waiting on a rye intolerance test and if its ok I will try these too as I have been having oatcakes and I just noticed they are over 6 g carbs in 1 and they are tiny and I normally have 2 as a portion
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Looseboy said:
I am always on the look out and check these crackers things all the time. I used to like Dr Karg

I now always walk away disappointed

Lidl rolls in the freezer for me.

However I am ok with Ryvita as well I just don’t have them all the time.
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I think you’ll find that Ryvitas are 6g carbs each too
 
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