Yes, unlike refined (processed) carbohydrates, broccoli (particularly organic broccoli) is a good healthy source of carbohydrate. For the carbohydrate content of broccoli, and a list of 'bad' refined (processed) carbohydrates, see the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
HOW MANY CARBOHYDRATES IN BROCCOLI
STEAMED OR BOILED:
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HOW MANY CARBS IN BROCCOLI
Here are examples for both raw and cooked broccoli.
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is galactose a complex carbohydrate
Simple carbohydrate and complex carbohydrate. A simple carbohydrate is basically a form of sugar and can be found in foods like corn. Complex carbohydrates can be stored in your body for long term energy.
Yes,a complex carb,unrefined
As healthy as chili can be (when made properly), I'm afriad it can't really be included as a meal option in a no-carb diet. Beans are one of the healthies complex carbohydrates out there, but they are still that: complex carbohydrates.
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Wolemeal bread is. White bread isn't
One may find low carb chicken recipes on websites including 'All Recipes', 'Low Carb Diets' and 'FatSecret'. Low carb chicken dishes may be accompanied by salad, broccoli and mushrooms. Generally low carb dishes do not have pasta or rice accompanying them because of the high carbohydrate levels.
Yes. Tortilla corn is primarily starch, which is a complex carbohydrate. Sugars are simple carbohydrates.
Squash is relatively low in carbohydrates. But it really depends on your definition of low carb because if you compare squash with a vegetable like broccoli, squash has a much higher carbohydrate content and could thereby be referred as high carb.
Sugar by itself is a simple carbohydrate , but when it is in foods like potatoes that are carbs but turn into sugar in your body it is a complex carb.
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Myth: The health properties of broccoli are in the buds.Fact: The health benefits of broccoli are in both the buds and the stems. Although the buds are rich in B-complex vitamins and minerals, the stem contains compounds that can protect individuals from certain types of cancer and improve immunity.