Question about Quest Bars
AlyM725
Posts: 158 Member
I've been trying to look for a quick, easy breakfast that I can take on the go that's a little less carb heavy than my strawberry smoothies. I've been hearing about quest bars, and I'd really like to try them. My question is carbs. I know they only have 5 grams net carbs, but they have 24 grams total carbs. Thats a lot. Do I just count the carbs that aren't fiber? Thanks!
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Are you low-carbing? On the Atkins diet, you count the NET carbs, NOT total. That means that you ONLY count the carbs that are NOT fiber. Now, having said that, unless you're planning on low-carbing for the rest of your life (IF that's what you're doing), then you should find a way of eating that you can continue for the rest of your life. If you lose the weight in a way that you cannot sustain for life, then the weight has a very high chance of coming back.0
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Its like 20 gr of fiber.....
I guess depends on your goals and what you want from low carb.....
But I think they are good0 -
It's 24 grams of crabs.
Pinch pinch.0 -
Each flavor has a different amount of carbs and fiber. For instance cookies and cream and chocolate chip cookie dough have 3 net carbs and 17 grams of fiber. And the carbs are from nuts, not sugar. They are a great sub for breakfast IMHO. Go for it.0
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unless you're planning on low-carbing for the rest of your life (IF that's what you're doing), then you should find a way of eating that you can continue for the rest of your life. If you lose the weight in a way that you cannot sustain for life, then the weight has a very high chance of coming back.
Dude, the OP asked a simple question about Quest bars, not your opinion of low-carb diets...
OP, just count the net carbs. I eat a Quest bar for breakfast most mornings, along with a couple of eggs. That pretty much keeps me satisfied until lunch. They have more than a dozen flavors; you may have to try several to find what suits you.0 -
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I've been trying to look for a quick, easy breakfast that I can take on the go that's a little less carb heavy than my strawberry smoothies. I've been hearing about quest bars, and I'd really like to try them. My question is carbs. I know they only have 5 grams net carbs, but they have 24 grams total carbs. Thats a lot. Do I just count the carbs that aren't fiber? Thanks!
I honestly just log whatever I eat and forget about it. Since I'm not a diabetic or someone who needs to track carbs for medical reasons, I try not to worry too much about net carbs.0 -
Fibre is an undigetible carb so it doesn't count for calories but it's good for other reasons.0
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Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Fibre is an undigetible carb so it doesn't count for calories but it's good for other reasons.
ALL THE BROCCOLI!
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missiontofitness wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Fibre is an undigetible carb so it doesn't count for calories but it's good for other reasons.
ALL THE BROCCOLI!
Whatever float your boat!0 -
Wheelhouse15 wrote: »missiontofitness wrote: »Wheelhouse15 wrote: »Fibre is an undigetible carb so it doesn't count for calories but it's good for other reasons.
ALL THE BROCCOLI!
Whatever float your boat!
Aw yeah!
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