Does anyone else notice sugar alcohols are not subtracted from the total Carbohydrates?

I made a Keto strawberry shake/smoothie and used Lakanto Sugar-Free Monkfruit Sweetener. Per teaspoon there are 4 G of carbohydrates. However, they are all sugar alcohol (4 G sugar alcohol). My understanding is that when you calculate Net Carbohydrates both fiber and sugar alcohols can be subtracted.

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  • karihemphill5
    karihemphill5 Posts: 1 Member
    I agree I had a sola bagel this morning and it didn't take off the sugar alcohol. My fitness pal hopefully will start showing it to get correct net carbs