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Hi Experts,
A non-technical question here.
If there is 47 grams of carbs per serving, and you eat 1 tablespoon of that serving, how many carbs are you ingesting?
A non-technical question here.
If there is 47 grams of carbs per serving, and you eat 1 tablespoon of that serving, how many carbs are you ingesting?
please have alook here:
Food database and calorie counterhttps://www.fatsecret.com/calories-nutrition/food/crab/carbohydrate
Carbs in Crab
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@Paul Sauve - I read it as "crabs" at first too xD
The serving is 1/2 cup (58 g) per the packaging. If 1/2 cup of whatever you're eating is 58 g then one tablespoon is going to be around 5 g.
So if there's 47 g of carbs in a 58 g serving, there is about 4 g in one tablespoon (47/58 = x/5, solve for x).
Happy eating!
The serving is 1/2 cup (58 g) per the packaging. If 1/2 cup of whatever you're eating is 58 g then one tablespoon is going to be around 5 g.
So if there's 47 g of carbs in a 58 g serving, there is about 4 g in one tablespoon (47/58 = x/5, solve for x).
Happy eating!
Is a "serving" 1 TBS, 1 cup, or 1 gallon?
Since tablespoon is a measurement of volume, the serving size must also be a volume measurement, not a weight value.