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Big Mick
"2014 - Kunce of the year"
It's probably the same spuds with a different label.
Would be interesting to see why they supposedly have so many less calories.
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Does not mention anything about less calories here:
http://www.carismapotatoes.com.au/?p=tf&s=1
Would be interesting to see why they supposedly have so many less calories.
EDIT:
Does not mention anything about less calories here:
http://www.carismapotatoes.com.au/?p=tf&s=1
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oldcorollas
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charisma per 100g
2.5g P, 9g carbs
Bellita is another one, but it is marketed as "low carb", 9.5g carbs/100g
Bellita – a naturally low-carb potato | The Home Economics blog
there are other waxy potatos with lower carbs/lower GI than "normal" potatos... but fark, does it make any difference?
pretty sure they just have higher water content, so for the same weight, have less carbs, and slightly different starches....
(but can't remember exactly where I read that.. then again, if it is not protein, carbs or fibre... then it is water.. potato aint complicated)
the recommended way of cooking keeps them "low GI", so if you cook other ways.. they are no longer low GI?
at 55, they are only just low GI.. 56 makes them medium GI
2.5g P, 9g carbs
Bellita is another one, but it is marketed as "low carb", 9.5g carbs/100g
Bellita – a naturally low-carb potato | The Home Economics blog
there are other waxy potatos with lower carbs/lower GI than "normal" potatos... but fark, does it make any difference?
pretty sure they just have higher water content, so for the same weight, have less carbs, and slightly different starches....
(but can't remember exactly where I read that.. then again, if it is not protein, carbs or fibre... then it is water.. potato aint complicated)
the recommended way of cooking keeps them "low GI", so if you cook other ways.. they are no longer low GI?
at 55, they are only just low GI.. 56 makes them medium GI
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oldcorollas
重量上げしね&#
could be these ones? Environment & Nature News - Low-carb spud for a lower-carb diet - 15/06/2004
all the same idea
all the same idea
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1.5kg of potatoes for less than 700cals and taste exactly the same to me. Winner
Win. Who wouldn't be happy with twice the amount of potato for the same calories.
They don't take them out, they would selectively breed them for lower carbs I'm guessing.
Darkoz
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Do they have more water content?
More water or fibre would be my guess. Just selectively bred, no GM as far as i can tell.
Tried these today. Taste just like normal potatoes. I had 357gms for only 32gms of cabs. Win.
Coles - Carisma Low Gi Potatoes, 357 g 161 C32 F0 P9
It really is quite amazing. Cant beat the ole spud.
Ive got a potato soup recipe that il try with these bad boys