Guest guest Posted April 30, 2006 Report Posted April 30, 2006 Boy, this has me confused. I happen to have three cans of coconut milk in my cupboard, all different brands. Here is what it says: Aroy-D brand-- Total Carbs 2g. Sugars less than 1g., Dietary fiber--0g. Trader Joes brand-- Total carbs less than 1g. Sugars 0g. Dietary fiber 0 (this one is light--50% less fat than regular). Last is A Taste of Thai, Light coconut milk--Total carb 3g, Sugars 0g, Dietary fiber 0g. It sure sounds OK to me. It is less than 6 grams, isn't that what is recommended on the veggie list? Even if I drank some of it, which I have not yet on the diet, I would not drink a whole cup. I would probably drink 1/4 of a can, which would barely even be any sugar carbs. Where is everyone getting the high carb and sugar grams from? Is it the fit day calculations. Are the cans decieving us? Val Bee Wilder <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote: > > > ==>At www.fitday.com 1 cup equals 13.3 grams of carbs per cup. > > Bee > > If someone's using canned though (which I think the original poster was), Fitday says 6.35g/cup w/0g fiber. The other coconut milk that's listed has 13.3g but almost 5.3g of fiber for a net impact of 8g/cup - right about where the original poster was thinking. ==>Try it and see how you do. You'll know if it is causing problems. Bee Quote
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