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amylynn

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Jun 28, 2010, 12:10:09 PM6/28/10
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I see some foods fall under protein as well as carbs, if I eat one
serving of quinoa, does that count for a serving of carbs and protein?
or do i need to eat two servings to count it twice?
Thanks!

Happy Herbivore

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Jun 28, 2010, 12:25:43 PM6/28/10
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excellent question! 

For these specials foods (like quinoa) that can essentially go both ways (as a protein or carb), use them as either, but only count it as ONE. For example 1 serving of quinoa can be 1 serving of carbs or 1 serving a protein -- but not a serving of both (treating it that way would knock off 100 calories you still need to eat). I like two eat two servings, and treat 1 as a carb and 1 as a protein; but this is not required.


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amylynn

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Jun 28, 2010, 12:39:34 PM6/28/10
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alright, thank you for clearing that up!

On Jun 28, 11:25 am, Happy Herbivore <happyherbiv...@gmail.com> wrote:
> excellent question!
>
> For these specials foods (like quinoa) that can essentially go both ways (as
> a protein or carb), use them as either, but only count it as ONE. For
> example 1 serving of quinoa can be 1 serving of carbs or 1 serving a protein
> -- but not a serving of both (treating it that way would knock off 100
> calories you still need to eat). I like two eat two servings, and treat 1 as
> a carb and 1 as a protein; but this is not required.
>
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