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Food label help

Hello,

There is an Almoat breakfast porridge that I love. I am trying understand what I should try to consume during the day once on the soft food and beyond phase. Here is the nutrition info for the product; could this be a good choice as it is high in Protein or bad because of carb content?

Nutrition (per 100g) Energy 411 Kcal / 1719.6 Kj Protein 38 g Fat 22 g of which Saturates 7 g Carbohydtrates 17 g of which Sugars 2 g Fibre 13 g Salt 0.1 g

Any comments appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

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@ig999.... Fiber content gets subtracted from carbs... This item has net carbs of 4g... Can you take a picture of the label and post it? 38g of Protein seems very high, what serving size is that based on?

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Edited by nyteacher125

17g of carbs is quite high, but as it meet the other requirements (and the carbs are mostly fibre) I wouldn't call it a 'bad' choice. If you're comfortable folding it into your carb allowance then go for it. I try to go at least 2:1 on my protein:carb ratio, which this does hit, though personally I probably wouldn't because I try and keep carbs under 50g and this would be a big percentage of that at once.

Basically: it's not terrible, your choice.

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Many thanks to all who replied. It's clear I have a lot to learn :D

I need to find something like a 7 day plan that is optimum and tweak for me until I learn the right balance.

Much appreciated!

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