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Old Thu, Aug-31-17, 14:58
AeKeenLass AeKeenLass is offline
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Being in the UK seems to be a bit easier on the carb counting, on pre-packed food the nutritional info already does the maths for you.....where it says carbohydrates, the number they give you is the total number of 'net' carbs, fibre etc has already been deducted for you


Thanks for explaining this, krh! I recently was trying to puzzle out why the nutrition label on a bar of British chocolate listed 2g total carbohydrate and 4g dietary fiber per serving. Now it makes sense! Though it doesn't make sense that the fiber is still listed under total carbs - if it is already separated out, it's no longer a sub-category! No, I don't feel strongly about this, not at all.
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