how many carbs? not just net carbs?
915400
According to the box 1 biscuit (1/3 cup) 16 carbs, 14 carbs fiber, 0 g sugar. Everything I have read says to subtract fiber carbs from total carbs to get usable carbs. What you are going with is totally up to you and I sure am not going to tell someone else how to track their carbs. I am pleased with this product. When I get an urge to eat a wheat product, this fills the bill. The pancakes are not as "thick" as I am used to pancakes being, nor as big. I make them about the size of the dollar pancakes and they are yummy. A daughter has tried the biscuits and her family loves them. This includes a son-by-love who is not doing the low carb dieting. According to the box 1 biscuit (1/3 cup) 16 carbs, 14 carbs fiber, 0 g sugar. Everything I have read says to subtract fiber carbs from total carbs to get usable carbs. What you are going with is totally up to you and I sure am not going to tell someone else how to track their carbs. I am pleased with this product. When I get an urge to eat a wheat product, this fills the bill. The pancakes are not as "thick" as I am used to pancakes being, nor as big. I make them about the size of the dollar pancakes and they are yummy. A daughter has tried the biscuits and her family loves them.... » Read More According to the box 1 biscuit (1/3 cup) 16 carbs, 14 carbs fiber, 0 g sugar. Everything I have read says to subtract fiber carbs from total carbs to get usable carbs. What you are going with is totally up to you and I sure am not going to tell someone else how to track their carbs. I am pleased with this product. When I get an urge to eat a wheat product, this fills the bill. The pancakes are not as "thick" as I am used to pancakes being, nor as big. I make them about the size of the dollar pancakes and they are yummy. A daughter has tried the biscuits and her family loves them. This includes a son-by-love who is not doing the low carb dieting. « Show Less
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According to the box 1 biscuit (1/3 cup) 16 carbs, 14 carbs fiber, 0 g sugar. Everything I have read says to subtract fiber carbs from total carbs to get usable carbs. What you are going with is totally up to you and I sure am not going to tell someone else how to track their carbs. I am pleased with this product. When I get an urge to eat a wheat product, this fills the bill. The pancakes are not as "thick" as I am used to pancakes being, nor as big. I make them about the size of the dollar pancakes and they are yummy. A daughter has tried the biscuits and her family loves them. This includes a son-by-love who is not doing the low carb dieting.
915402
I have inquired about this a couple of times...13g is the consensus. However on answer to one of my inquiries says 16g of carbs, including 14g of insoluble fiber which then totals 2 net g. The higher the fiber, the more you can, sort of, disregard the carbs or it off sets the carbs.
915403
Net carbs is a rouse for those with diabetes. They try to convince people that fiber carbs are not carbs. Though fiber carbs are harder for the body to process they are still processed. Never rely on Net carbs, it could cost you especially for those of us that have to count carbs
915404
Net carbs are what you want to count as that is the carbs minus the fiber on anything you look at, not just carb quick. Just always subtract the fiber from whatever the product says the carbs are.
915405
this product has 16 total carbs but the dietary fiber is 14 so if you are a carb counter you know you subtract the fiber from the total carbs and you come up with 2 carbs
1154534
In each serving there are 15 grams of protein and 11 grams of total carbs, 5 of which are fiber and 2 of which are sugar. There are 100 calories in each serving. I hope this gives you your answer plus a little more. Have a hilarious day!
1994111
Hello,I would be happy to help you with this today! There are 5gof carbohydrates per serving.I hope this helps!Thank you,Customer Service
629879
I just wanted to point out that the only reason I saw your question is because I was back to order more! I know there's lots of bogus reviews, but I really use it! Also I eat very clean. No more than 20 grams of sugar per day and under about 100 grams of carbs a day! Tough but possible!
1494134
The description also indicates it is over 90% fiber by weight. Subtract the grams of fiber from the total carbs to get the net carbs to count for calories.
300791
Total carb is 11g; fiber 4g; protein 5g...this is typical but may be different based on which one you get.
343054
Total carbohydrates is 7 grams and 1 gram of fiber for net carbohydrates of 6.
740164
No carbohydrates, according to the label on the bottle. One question, is carbonhydrate good or bad for humans health and why? Thank you :)
2206023
24 carbs. 11 fiber. My son is type 1 diabetic and this had zero impact on his blood sugar. High protein count too. I'd say net carbs is 13
447274
About 10 grams net carbs per slice which is 40 calories of net carbs per slice.
1956660
It has about 20g of carbs- you can get the nutritional info from myfitnesspal.com
1205876
I does not say on the label. A serving size is 1/4 tsp. They recommend 3/4 tsp/day. I can't imagine the amount of carbs is anything substantial.
1329185
There are 11.3g of carbohydrates per piece. There is no fiber. I hope this helps.
1455270
I agree with this question label says 12g fiber then at the bottom says "not a significant" amount of fiber. IF it were only 8 it would still be a significant amount of fiber, but at 12 g (which would make it carb neutral as the verbiage states, so it would have to be equal to the number of carbs) then it's nearly half the recommended daily amount, which is by all means significant. Something is fishy.
1707050
There are 2 net carbs per 1/3 cup once you subtract the fiber. I use this product a lot and find it works very well.
1554787
I don't believe there are any carbs in it but if there is it is a very small amount . Train hard and be safe
2206025
I'm not sure what digestible carbs are, but if you look at the photo of the label, you see that the total carbs per serving is 17g and 11g of those is fiber. So, I would assume the answer is 6g? I hope this helps.