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Sour Cream vs. Greek Yogurt
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CorydonCutie22
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My doctor has me on a low carb/low sugar eating plan right now and I'm trying to decide which to use for a veggie dip I'm making, greek yogurt or sour cream. Greek yogurt has a lot of protein and no fat, but has higher carbs and sugar than sour cream.
Sour 60 calories, 5 fat, 1 carbs, 1 sugar, and 1 protein in 2 tablespoons.
Fage Greek yogurt has 130 calories, 0 fat, 9 carbs, 9 sugars, and 23 protein in 1 cup.
What are your suggestons/opinions. Thanks.
Sour 60 calories, 5 fat, 1 carbs, 1 sugar, and 1 protein in 2 tablespoons.
Fage Greek yogurt has 130 calories, 0 fat, 9 carbs, 9 sugars, and 23 protein in 1 cup.
What are your suggestons/opinions. Thanks.
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My suggestion would be to compare a CUP of yogurt to a CUP of sour cream and make your choice from there. Or whatever portion you're likely to eat. If it's 2 tablespoons, the difference in macros probably isn't going to matter for anything.0
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You can't really compare 2 tablespoons to one cup. First, figure out the equivalent measurements so you can compare them equally.0
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Wow...I didn't think about that. I guess since there are 16 tablespoons in a cup and there are 2 tablespoons in a serving I'll need to times everything on the sour cream by 8. Kind of makes my decision a little easer. Thanks for your suggestions!0
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Wow...I didn't think about that. I guess since there are 16 tablespoons in a cup and there are 2 tablespoons in a serving I'll need to times everything on the sour cream by 8. Kind of makes my decision a little easer. Thanks for your suggestions!
yep. cup for cup, the carbs are almost the same - so I'd go wiith the greek yogurt for all that protein. But, I get plenty of fat elsewhere in my diet0 -
The sugar in the Fage yoghurt is not added (refined) sugar and comes from the lactose in the milk.0
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normal greek yogurt does contain fat unless you buy the fat free version.0
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