More fiber without more carbs...?
binknbaby
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That's... pretty much the whole of it. How do you do it?
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Black Soybeans. The carb to fiber ratio is damned good. And the protein!0
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Chia seeds - the carb/fiber ratio is 1:1. You can do a lot with them too, there are a lot of recipes on this site and online.
Almond flour - carb/fiber is 3:1 but it is also very high in protein and healthy fat. Lots of wonderful recipes including pancakes, cookies, etc.0 -
TVP 7carbs 4 fiber
Flax meal 4 carbs 4 fiber, products using flax as a major ingredient will be higher in fiber too
coconut flour 8 carbs 5 fiber
Lots of higher fiber veggies
Almonds and Almond flour0 -
What is TVP?0
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TVP is Textured Vegetable Protein made from soy. Some use it to mix with ground meats and seasonings as a way to offset meat prices and reduce cholesterol. It can also be used as a cereal or oatmeal replacement.0
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For 1 cup of Avocado it's 13 carbs, 10 of them fiber.0
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Bump.0
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For 1 cup of Avocado it's 13 carbs, 10 of them fiber.
I say this is the most delicious way to get your fiber! yummmmm!!!0 -
Flax, right? I add it to my protein smoothies in the blender0
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Ditto for chia seeds. They're pretty much tasteless and add bulk to smoothies/liquids. Some people swear by them as a pre-workout energy booster. Per my package (Nutiva organic white chia seeds), 1 TBSP = 5 carbs and dietary fiber = 5 carbs, so net carbs = zero.0
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I try to get my fiber 'naturally' such as above, but if not, I use VitaFusion Fiber Well (sugar free) Gummies. 5 grams of fiber and 5 carbs= 0 net, per 2 gummies. 10 calories. They taste good too.0