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Veggie Burgers - protein or carbs?

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BlueEyes71 (the other Mary) - 29 Jul 2005 21:41 GMT
Volleyballchick had asked whether veggie burgers would count as a
protein or a carb, according to the plan I'm on with my dietician.  

According to my guidelines, it counts as a protein if it has 7g-14g of
protein.  It counts as a carb if it has 15g-30g of carbs.  

So...if the veggie burger, for example, has 8g of protein/serving and
only 5g of carbs, then it counts as one protein - but no carbs.  If, on
the other hand, it has 8g of protein/serving and has 20g of carbs, then
it counts as 1 protein and 1 carb.  

Does that make sense?  I hope that helps!  =)

Mary

Mary M / Wisconsin
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Lost 4.8 lbs my first week (started 7/19/05) and am on my way!

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Nunya B. - 29 Jul 2005 23:55 GMT
> Volleyballchick had asked whether veggie burgers would count as a
> protein or a carb, according to the plan I'm on with my dietician.
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> Does that make sense?  I hope that helps!  =)

It makes perfect sense and is a more reasonable way of doing it than all of
one way or the other.  As I said, I was mostly curious because I've heard it
go either way but it looks like your plan is a lot more specific.  It seems
easier than the basic exchange type diet when it comes to "mixed" foods.
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