Smokescreen Experienced Noob Platinum Aug 20, 2004 #1 I'm looking at a box of Quakers Oats. And it says that half a cup is 27grams of carbs. But that it has 4 grams of fiber. Does this mean that in reality 1/2 a cup is 23 grams of carbs?
I'm looking at a box of Quakers Oats. And it says that half a cup is 27grams of carbs. But that it has 4 grams of fiber. Does this mean that in reality 1/2 a cup is 23 grams of carbs?
brunette New member Aug 20, 2004 #2 they usually omit the fibre count for you. i'd count it as 27g per half cup.
Smokescreen Experienced Noob Platinum Aug 20, 2004 #3 27grams of carbs. 4 grams of fiber....2 soluable and 2 insoluable.
S ~SC~ Guest Aug 21, 2004 #4 You have to subtract the fiber YOURSELF. My oats have the same macro listing, you have to subtract it yourself, yes. ~SC~
You have to subtract the fiber YOURSELF. My oats have the same macro listing, you have to subtract it yourself, yes. ~SC~
Z ZKaudio Plat Hero Platinum Aug 21, 2004 #5 speaking of fiber... damn I had Kashi "Go Lean" cereal this morning.. fkin 12g of insoluble per CUP. Ouch.
speaking of fiber... damn I had Kashi "Go Lean" cereal this morning.. fkin 12g of insoluble per CUP. Ouch.
Smokescreen Experienced Noob Platinum Aug 22, 2004 #6 ~SC~ said: You have to subtract the fiber YOURSELF. My oats have the same macro listing, you have to subtract it yourself, yes. ~SC~ Click to expand... So it's NOT 27 net carbs? It is 23 net carbs per half cup serving????
~SC~ said: You have to subtract the fiber YOURSELF. My oats have the same macro listing, you have to subtract it yourself, yes. ~SC~ Click to expand... So it's NOT 27 net carbs? It is 23 net carbs per half cup serving????