WebThose extra carbs should come from low-carb, cholesterol-lowering foods, including vegetables, low-carb fruits and plant proteins such as beans, lentils and peas. A number of healthy veggies have 10 …
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WebBeans and lentils are sky-high in fiber, a good portion of which is the heart-healthy soluble type. They’re also a great low-fat replacement for animal protein, which is often full of saturated fat. Beans can be incorporated …
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WebBased on 1/4 cup served size, there are the following carbs in beans: Search: Green Beans – 1.7g carbs, .9g net carbs Edamame – 3.45g carbs, 1.4g net carbs Peas – 5.3g carbs, 3.2g net carbs Lentils – 10g …
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WebAbsolutely. One cup of lentil soup contains 21.9 grams total carbs and 14 grams net carbs [ * ]. The chart below summarizes the lentil carb count for all varieties and serving sizes. Serving Size. Total Carbs. …
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WebPeas, corn, beans, lentils and quinoa are relatively high in carbs, and so are not good options on a keto low-carb diet. On a more moderate or liberal low-carb diet, you may be able to include some …
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