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Brown rice vs. Pasta...

Figure8 said:
white rice is higher glycemic than brown! This is a fact.
Unfortunately, most of our goals involve consuming LOW GI carbs. Hence our discussion of the brown...
 
DeltreeFitness said:
I see lots of people on here suggest brown rice because of it's low GI and some people even suggest to stray from pasta.

I found this a few months ago...

Q.
Why is pasta included in the Low Glycemic Food Plans, but rice is not?

A:
The glycemic index of almost all pasta is low, while the glycemic index of almost all rice is high. It is very difficult to identify a lower glycemic rice by looking at the label. The higher the amylose content, the lower the glycemic index. Amylose content is not revealed on labels. Also, cooking methods affect the glycemic response of the rice. Rice cooked too long will have an elevated glycemic response. Contrary to popular belief, brown rice does not have a lower glycemic index than white rice.


You can read the full Q&A here: http://www.glycemicfoodlist.com/FAQs.htm
yes I read your post I was pointing out here at the bottom you state brown rice doesnt have a lower glycemic index than white and it does thats all.
 
Figure8 said:
yes I read your post I was pointing out here at the bottom you state brown rice doesnt have a lower glycemic index than white and it does thats all.

If it truely is brown rice I have to agree that the majority of reasearch says it has a lower GI, but only by a hair. Plus cooking methods also effects its GI. It's a trade off though for such a small difference in GI and such a difference in taste.

http://www.lundberg.com/brownrice.html
 
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under said:
Is it ok to use any other rice, basmati, long grain etc, 20 to 25mins of cooking brown rice is a nightmare. Or can I use wholewheat organic pasta or spagetti.


Buy the Success brown rice that comes in bags that you just throw in a pot of water and boil for 8-10 minutes (bag and all)...throw half the contents in the bag in a container in the fridge for the next day, it reheats well.
 
Found some wheat pasta at Publix today. Gonna boil it and pack it for lunch tomarrow. Will let you know how it tastes.
 
Whole wheat pasta is good...but different then regular enriched flour pasta. It has a firmer texture.
 
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