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#372048 - 04/28/15 01:27 PM
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sgcray
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My tuna in a sandwich is only 5g of fat and the mayo I make with morinu silken lite tofu is 5g or less of soy oil so...Is a white rice bread ok with a fat content of 25g @ 21% of 120 cal./slice? Can't eat much of the white wheat bread enough to make a sandwich with it without gas trouble even every once in a while. Good fats at beginning of meal don't trigger me as long as low enough. Thanks
Edited by sgcray (05/04/15 12:43 PM)
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I am sorry, I really don't know.
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Thanks anyway Sassie
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My tuna in a sandwich is only 5g of fat and the mayo I make with morinu silken lite tofu is 5g or less of soy oil so...Is a white rice bread ok with a fat content of 25g @ 21% of 120 cal./slice? Can't eat much of the white wheat bread enough to make a sandwich with it without gas trouble even every once in a while. Good fats at beginning of meal don't trigger me as long as low enough. Thanks
Questioning fat content mainly now at the 21% of 120 cal/slice (canola). French and sourdough wheat bread have next to nothing in fat as it is. Thanks
Edited by sgcray (05/04/15 12:52 PM)
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