carb handout
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Amount of carbs in select foodsTRANSCRIPT
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Fruit Grams of Carbs
Apple - medium 25
Banana - medium 27
Avocado 17
Strawberries 1 Cup 12
Blueberries 1 Cup 21
Blackberries 1 Cup 15
Raspberries 1 Cup 15
Cherries 1 Cup 22
Mango - 1 (207g) 35
Grapes 1 Cup 27
Pineapple 1 Cup 22
Papaya 1 Cup 14
Watermelon 1 Cup 12
Cantaloupe 1 Cup 16
Honeydew Melon 1 Cup 16
Kiwi - medium 11
Orange - medium 16
Lemon - medium 5
Lime - medium 7
Cranberry 1 Cup 13
Date - 1 pitted medjool 18
Fig - 1 raw 12
Fig - 1 dried 5
Grapefruit 1/2 13
Grain or Legume Grams of Carbs
White Rice 1C Cooked 45
Brown Rice 1C Cooked 45
Whole Wheat Flour 1C 87
Wheat Berries 1C cooked 50
Rye 1C 118
Oats 1C cooked 103
Barley 1C cooked 44
Spelt 1C cooked 51
Kamut 1C cooked 52
Couscous 1C cooked 36
Quinoa 1C cooked 39
Rice pasta 1C cooked 43
Buckwheat 1C cooked 122
Teff 1C cooked 50
Amaranth 1C cooked 46
Sorghum 1C cooked 143
Lentils 1C cooked 40
Kidney Beans 1C cooked 40
Navy Beans 1C cooked 48
Chick Peas 1C cooked 45
Carbohydrate Content of Select Foods
Copyright 2013 Erica L. Robinson BA(Hons), RHN, Kinesiologist, CCNM ND 2014 www.wholelifehealth.ca
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Vegetable Grams of Carbs
Tomato - 1 medium 5
Broccoli -1 Cup Raw 6
Cauliflower - 1 Cup Raw 5
Carrots - 1 medium 6
Zucchini - 1 medium 7
Eggplant - 1 Cup raw 5
Celery -1 medium stalk 1
Brussel Sprouts -1C cook 12
Bean Sprouts -1 Cup 5
Green Beans - 1 C 8
Sweet Potato - 1 medium 24
White Potato - 1 medium 30
Butternut Squash - 1C cooked 22
Acorn Squash - 1C cooked 30
Spaghetti Squash - 1C cooked 10
Pumpkin - 1C cooked 10
Cucumber - 1/2C 2
Lettuce - 1C 1
Spinach - 1C 1
Sprouts - Alfalfa 1C 1
Kale -1 Cup 7
Swiss Chard -1 Cup Raw 1
Mushrooms - 1 Cup 2
Onion - 1/2 Cup Cooked 10
Garlic - 1 clove 1
Vegetable Grams of Carbs
Sugar Snap Peas - 1 C cooked 11
Nuts and Seeds Grams of Carbs
Peanut - 1/2C roasted 15
Almond - 1/4C 5
Brazil Nut - 1/4C 4
Cashew - 1oz 9
Pumpkin Seed - 1/4C 6
Sesame - 1TBSP 2
Sunflower Seed - 1/4C 7
Pistachio -1/4C 8
Macadamia - 1/4C 5
Almond Butter 1 TBSP 3
Peanut Butter 1 TBSP 3
All nutritional information taken from www.nutritiondata.com
These foods are predominantly unpackaged and without a nutrition label.
Please refer to your packaged foods nutrition label for exact carbohydrate content.
Carbohydrate Content of Select Foods
Copyright 2013 Erica L. Robinson BA(Hons), RHN, Kinesiologist, CCNM ND 2014 www.wholelifehealth.ca
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Other Foods Grams of Carbs
Waffle - 1 Eggo 14
Pancake - 1 11
Gluten-free Waffle - 1 20
Bagel 29
Slice of bread 10
Oatmeal Cookie 10
Chocolate Chip Cookie 7+
Mars Bar 31
Snickers 35
1 tsp sugar 4
1 tsp honey 6
1 tsp agave nectar 5
1 tsp maple syrup 4
Larabar (Apple Pie Flavour)
24
Taste of Nature Nut bar 19
Soy Sauce 1 TBSP 1
Mayo 1 TBSP 1
Ketchup 1TBSP 1
Mustard 1TBSP 4
Relish 1 TBSP 5
Sauerkraut 1/2 Cup 3
Raw Cacao 1TBSP 3
Lindt 90% Dark Chocolate 3 squares
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Jam 1TBSP 14
Cutting Back on Carbs:
The modern North American diet contains on average 330 carbohydrates per day. Carbohydrate consumption should ideally be within 100-150 grams per day for health and weight maintenance.
Issues with a high carbohydrate diet above 150 grams are the accompanying insulin output. High insulin levels are pro-inflammatory and pro-weight gain.
Dairy and Wheat are insulinogenic (promote insulin secretion) above and beyond their carbohydrate content, thus they are especially fattening.
A diet high in vegetables (5-10 servings/ day), moderate in fruit (0-2 servings) and animal proteins including eggs (2-3 servings) and low in nuts, seeds, legumes, grains, sugars and processed foods is the ideal way to maintain a healthy carbohydrate intake.
Taken from www.marksdailyapple.com
Carbohydrate Content of Select Foods
Copyright 2013 Erica L. Robinson BA(Hons), RHN, Kinesiologist, CCNM ND 2014 www.wholelifehealth.ca