adrian207 Well-Known Member Messages 1,785 Location Rochdale Type of diabetes Treatment type Diet only Dec 5, 2014 #1 Hi everyone. My question is, when looking at the nutritional info on food packaging which bit should I be more interested in 1) the cahbohydrates figure or 2) the of which sugars figure Thanks in advance
Hi everyone. My question is, when looking at the nutritional info on food packaging which bit should I be more interested in 1) the cahbohydrates figure or 2) the of which sugars figure Thanks in advance
Bluetit1802 Legend Messages 25,215 Location Lancashire Type of diabetes Treatment type Diet only Dec 5, 2014 #2 The total carbohydrates. The sugars are included in that amount and are of no relevance to us.
adrian207 Well-Known Member Messages 1,785 Location Rochdale Type of diabetes Treatment type Diet only Dec 5, 2014 #3 Bluetit1802 said: The total carbohydrates. The sugars are included in that amount and are of no relevance to us. Click to expand... Cheers bluetit. So am I right in understanding that the carb figure should be 5 or under?
Bluetit1802 said: The total carbohydrates. The sugars are included in that amount and are of no relevance to us. Click to expand... Cheers bluetit. So am I right in understanding that the carb figure should be 5 or under?
Bluetit1802 Legend Messages 25,215 Location Lancashire Type of diabetes Treatment type Diet only Dec 5, 2014 #4 It may be impossible to find everything under 5g. But as low as possible and up to 10g. per 100g.
adrian207 Well-Known Member Messages 1,785 Location Rochdale Type of diabetes Treatment type Diet only Dec 5, 2014 #5 Bluetit1802 said: It may be impossible to find everything under 5g. But as low as possible and up to 10g. per 100g. Click to expand... Right I'm off to Asda Anybody want a freezer full of ready meals. I'll throw in the carbs for free.
Bluetit1802 said: It may be impossible to find everything under 5g. But as low as possible and up to 10g. per 100g. Click to expand... Right I'm off to Asda Anybody want a freezer full of ready meals. I'll throw in the carbs for free.
C CarbsRok Well-Known Member Messages 4,688 Location uk Type of diabetes Type 1 Treatment type Insulin Dislikes pasta ice cream and chocolate Dec 6, 2014 #6 You count the carbs it says carbohydrates on the package. Under it says which sugars. So you count the carbs, the which sugars just tells you how high the sugar content is. The higher it is the quicker it hits your system.
You count the carbs it says carbohydrates on the package. Under it says which sugars. So you count the carbs, the which sugars just tells you how high the sugar content is. The higher it is the quicker it hits your system.