Anyone think it's possible to remove carbs from fruit? If
you figure this out, you could make a fortune
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"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Anyone think it's possible to remove carbs from fruit? If
you figure this out, you could make a fortuneWhy? If you remove the sugar, fruit will taste horrible.
Jeff
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How do you know? I was thinking of maybe converting the
sugar to sugar alcohols -
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Anyone think it's possible to remove carbs from fruit? If
you figure this out, you could make a fortune...until people figure out the truth:
No single macronutrient causes obesity.
Overeating (quantity not quality) causes obesity.
People eating brownies with Zero (0) net-effective carbs are
being snookered into believing that they won't gain weight
just as people in the 80's were snookered into believing
that eating fat-free cakes would not lead to weight gain.Servant to the humblest person in the universe,
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Quoted message said:
How do you know? I was thinking of maybe converting the
sugar to sugar alcoholswhich dramatically changes the taste, and also increases the
caloric content a bit.Why are you trying to do this?
bob
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How do you know? I was thinking of maybe converting the
sugar to sugar alcoholsThat's called "making wine."
Ding dong.
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