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After watching the Hairy Bikers cookery show the other day when they cooked Singapore Noodles I thought I'd try it as I like a stir fry, the recipe calls for egg noodles/vermicelli and while buying the other ingredients in the supermarket it became clear that they did not have any dry egg noodles, the only alternative was packets of Amoy - Straight To Wok Singapore Noodles and as I was planning to cook Singapore Noodles I thought they would do. Now I have always loved Pasta but since being diagnosed with diabetes I have rarely eaten it and when I do I never test now as I know I will be high and I assumed that Noodles would have a similar effect but I couldnt have been more wrong,
I ate 150g of the Noodles which promised 42.6g of carbs - I know - but it was a one off meal. I didnt test before eating but thought I would test postprandial and after 1 hr recorded 6.3 mmol/L thinking it must be a delayed reaction and that a 2 hour test would be much higher I tested again and got a 4.7 mmol/L :shock: I had totally expected to see double figures after that many carbs for dinner.
I had had 2 glasses of red wine with my meal and a small JD with a black coffee afterwards, even stranger my fasting reading this morning was 5.3 mmol/L and on the odd occasions when I take a fasting reading now it is usually in the low 6's.
Link to the recipe http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/singa ... dles_69488
So what happened? Any comments welcomed...
I ate 150g of the Noodles which promised 42.6g of carbs - I know - but it was a one off meal. I didnt test before eating but thought I would test postprandial and after 1 hr recorded 6.3 mmol/L thinking it must be a delayed reaction and that a 2 hour test would be much higher I tested again and got a 4.7 mmol/L :shock: I had totally expected to see double figures after that many carbs for dinner.
I had had 2 glasses of red wine with my meal and a small JD with a black coffee afterwards, even stranger my fasting reading this morning was 5.3 mmol/L and on the odd occasions when I take a fasting reading now it is usually in the low 6's.
Link to the recipe http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/singa ... dles_69488
So what happened? Any comments welcomed...