Does this mean that if on a food label, it shows 100 kcals and 2g of fiber, that there are only 92kcals or do they all ready take into account that the fiber has no caloric value?
Originally posted by annarbor930
Does this mean that if on a food label, it shows 100 kcals and 2g of fiber, that there are only 92kcals or do they all ready take into account that the fiber has no caloric value?
That's how most of the low cal/low carb breads work. You don't lose much volume, but you do lose simple carbs and overall calorie count with all the extra fiber...
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