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Sal Moriarty - 10 Jan 2004 10:31 GMT

first time poster, long time lurker.

if the carb measurements say <1 carb or less than one carb, what do i
count it as if i don't have the exact carb count?

thanks.

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Myway - 10 Jan 2004 11:21 GMT

> first time poster, long time lurker.
>
> if the carb measurements say <1 carb or less than one carb, what do i
> count it as if i don't have the exact carb count?
>
> thanks.

I use the under/over 5 rule. Less usually means under 1/2 (5)
and count it at 1/2. Some will go ahead and count it as a full carb.
Whatever works best for you. Especially what it is, and how much you are
using.

Myway

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Jeri - 10 Jan 2004 12:49 GMT

> first time poster, long time lurker.
>
> if the carb measurements say <1 carb or less than one carb, what do i
> count it as if i don't have the exact carb count?
>
> thanks.

They can say less than 1g if it contains 0.9g so I count it as 1.

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Beemie - 10 Jan 2004 14:02 GMT

I count as one also

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Pat - 10 Jan 2004 14:40 GMT

> first time poster, long time lurker.
>
> if the carb measurements say <1 carb or less than one carb, what do i
> count it as if i don't have the exact carb count?
>
> thanks.

This reminds me of the sales ads that proclaim "Under $100 when the cost is
$99.99. Yes, count it as 1 carb. Err on the side that will benefit your
efforts.

Pat in TX

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