Jellybeans
| Jellybeans | |
|---|---|
| Name | Jellybeans |
| USDA_ID | 167991 |
| Food_group | Sweets |
| Keto_friendliness | High carb |
| Calories | 375 |
| Fat | 0.05 |
| Protein | 0 |
| Fiber | 0.2 |
| Net carbohydrates | 93.35 |
| Sugars | 70 |
| Cholesterol | 0 |
| Saturated fats | 0 |
| Serving weight | 11 |
| Serving description | 10 small |
Jellybeans is a food item in the category of sweets and is considered high carb.
Jellybeans total carbohydrates: 93.55
Jellybeans fiber: 0.2
Jellybeans net carbohydrates: 93.35
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| Question | Answer |
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| Does Jellybeans contain high levels of carbohydrates? | Yes. Jellybeans is recognized for its significant carbohydrate content, particularly with net carbohydrates exceeding 60. |
| Is Jellybeans recommended for those on a low carb diet? | No. Given its high carbohydrate levels, those who are diet-conscious should exercise caution, ideally limiting or omitting Jellybeans from their diet. |
| Is Jellybeans suitable for the keto diet? | No. Due to its exceptionally high net carbohydrate content, Jellybeans is not advised for those on a keto regime or similar weight loss diets. |
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High carbohydrate foods such as rice, breads, sweets, cakes, soda, juices etc. are those that have a net carbohydrates of >20 grams per serving and are considered not keto friendly.
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