Apples
Kaison02
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Apples have alot of carbs?
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apples have a lot of fiber?0
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Carbs sugar and fiber- but depends on how you choose to ue them and when- great as a food post workout to restore and replenish glocogen0
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Apples are delicious?0
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Not to be a jerk or anything, but poptarts and hotpockets have a lot of carbs as well, along with a high fat and a high sodium content. The apple is not the thing that keeps people from losing weight.0
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Emily. I understand that. I am realising this with each passing day what can and cannot be eaten. I figured give myself a week to eat what i wanted while still watching calories. I could see what needs to be cut and how to cut them. I ate an apple for a snack and was reading a post about carbs and low carb eating. And was pretty suprised about apples having alot of carbs.0
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Pretty much all fruit and even a lot of veggies are high in carbs....that doesn't mean you shouldn't eat them. Most of your carbs should come from fruits and vegetables.0
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Emily. I understand that. I am realising this with each passing day what can and cannot be eaten. I figured give myself a week to eat what i wanted while still watching calories. I could see what needs to be cut and how to cut them. I ate an apple for a snack and was reading a post about carbs and low carb eating. And was pretty suprised about apples having alot of carbs.
The carbs you should be more aware of are the ones that are simple carbs-the kinds that come from processed, prepackaged "foods". Fruits and vegetables have complex carbs, and the amount they have along with sugar, is easily outweighed by the nutrients provided by the food. A good way to know what is healthy-look at the ingredients in it. when I go shopping I mainly hit two sections in the store-produce and meat (and really fish is my favorite so that's my main source of protein). I would suggest going to a bookstore and hitting up the diet/nutrition section. There are books that literally list every kind of fruit/vegetable/grain/meat etc. What nutrients they are high in, calories per serving etc. I'm not saying I never eat processed foods, but I've cut the majority of it out of my diet.0 -
Apples are fantastic morning foods, I once read an article about how they give little benefit at night but are great for the morning. Ever since, I eat basically an apple per day and the amount of energy I have had since December every day has been noticeably different.
Yes, apples have carbs - mostly fiber and sugar. But you need carbs for energy and it's not all about intake - mostly burning0 -
I ate an apple for a snack and was reading a post about carbs and low carb eating. And was pretty suprised about apples having alot of carbs.
I am going to go out on a limb here, as I usually do, but no one is going to criticize you for eating natural foods like apples, unless there is a specific purpose.
Those that say to stay away from carbs, actually mean refined carbs, not veggies. I do hear to limit fruits as they are "high" in calories but no one says stay away from fruits because they are carbs.
No one.
Well, maybe the package food industry will tell you that.0 -
Apples are awesome! I eat two a day at least! Especially on work days cause I take my furry boy Cody with me to work everyday and we share an apple on the ride to work and one on the ride home. It's my dogs favorite snack.0
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No one ever got fat eating apples! ...apple pie maybe, but not apples!0
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apples Ummmmmmmmmmm.
They are my favorite fruit ever, and even though they are a bit higher in carbs, the also have a lot of soluble fiber which is carb, but is slower to digest not causing the blood sugar to shoot up then drop down. It is also full of nutrition our bodies need, so even when I was staying a way from carbs I never left my apples. They are my faves0 -
The most important thing about apples is ALWAYS eat the whole fruit... NEVER just drink the juice! The fiber will keep your blood sugar from spiking, and the juice is nearly worthless without all that wonderful apple fiber.
I average two apples a day... :drinker:0 -
An apple a day.....keeps the Dr away
(so some say, I have worked with alot of drs and some were really awful, I took an apple a day to work everyday for extended periods of time and they still showed up.....dang drs anyway)0 -
Apples have negative calories.....!0
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Now actually taking the apple and making a smoothie with it. will that take any nutrition from it?0
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No one ever got fat eating apples! ...apple pie maybe, but not apples!
I chuckled. Loudly.0 -
Now actually taking the apple and making a smoothie with it. will that take any nutrition from it?0
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I was actually considering throwing Spinach in the mix of my smoothies. I hope i am not turned off by it. A couple people say that is is actually wonderful.0
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Fruit and veg - as you've discovered - do have carbs. That's why it's really hard to go ZERO carb, and diets like Atkins which severly restrictcarbs are so hard.
Going low carb is different - it is recognising that you need them in there somewhere, but there's a big gap between the cabs in an apple, and the amount in a slice of white bread.0 -
How many carbs per apple we talking about here?
I just looked and a medium apple is listed as roughly having 17g. That's not really high is it.0
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