Question:
I found a yogurt that only has 7 grams sugar. It also has 7 grams protein.
However, it is also 14 grams of carbs. Is this too many carbs for yogurt? I thought I had found a good one with the low sugar, high protein but am not sure about the carbs??? — Jeannie4 (posted on July 5, 2003)
July 5, 2003
I don't think that's too many carbs. Probably depends on your
nutritionist's advice -- mine doesn't limit carbs at all, just says to eat
a healthy balance. Some have instructions to severely curtail all carbs
for a certain time after wls.
— [Deactivated Member]
July 5, 2003
I doubt you will find a yogurt with less carbs - most of them come from the
lactose or milk sugar. I eat Blue Bunny Lite 85 - and I have no idea how
many carbs. I don't actually count carbs - I just limit the starchy ones
like potatoes, rice, pasta, bread, and crackers. My surgeon says the
majority of our carbs should come from fruits and vegetables and that is
what I do. But I don't worry about the carbs in things like yogurt or
protein drinks if the sugar content is ok.
— Patty_Butler
July 5, 2003
I have eaten Blue Bunny Lite 85 yogurt as well. It has 80 calories zero
from fat. Potasium is 260mg, protein is 6g, carbsare 14g. The label
indicates that the carbs are naturally occurring in milk and fruit
contained in the yogurt. This yogurt is sweetened with Splenda.
www.bluebunny.com
— David F.
July 5, 2003
I was told in the hospital stay for my WLS that for some reason the sugar
in yogurt doesn't make us dump like other sugars. I can eat yogurt with 23
sugars and it does nothing, but anything else with that many sugars is bad.
— Betty Todd
July 5, 2003
I DUMP on yogurt even the ones with low sugar. I dont count carbs unless
its white/bad ones like bread,pasta,rice ect.... We NEED carbs so I get
mine through veggies and fruits. ~Sidney~ Open RNY 10-23-02 down
100+ and counting
— Siddy I.
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