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What are they talking about here when they measure "sugars". Is it just Sucrose or is it more? Can't find any detail on the subject.
A bit disappointed malt extract can be added to "no added sugar products" when it's made of lots of "sugars".
It's all sugars - sucrose, fructose etc. Do a search for nutrition labels...
as far as I recall, food legislation wise "sugars" is taken to be any mono- or di-saccharide
Who are 'they'?
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No more than 8 Spoonfuls per day
Can you take the spoonfuls of sugar at any time during the day or do they have to be with meals?No more than 8 Spoonfuls per day
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Lots of different sugars out there. It's important to know what you're getting into.
Any time you like, any size spoon you like, if it fits your macros...
"The term ‘sugars’ covers the full range of mono– and disaccharide molecules, for example, fructose, sucrose, glucose, lactose and maltose."
Best everyday definition I could find......
Can you take the spoonfuls of sugar at any time during the day or do they have to be with meals?
To be taken with medicine.
All 7 of them!
It's useful to know, but not the whole story.
For example if you asked most people what the main constituent of whole fat milk was, most people would say fat. It's actually sugar (lactose).
Also, it depends on how available these sugars are. Fruits and veg have sugars (think why carrot cake works), but think how the amount of fibre and other things change the speed sugar can be processsed, and sometimes don't actually allow these to be bioavailable. This is why the GI for things with similar sugar contents can vary so much.
This is why added sugars are an issue. They are normally very easily digestible, and so have a big effect on spiking insulin and everything that leads to. Also foods being liquidised needs to be considered. Think eating and orange (good), vs orange juice (similar to sugaring pop).
Bravo Hugo ([i]difficult to say that without sounding posh[/i])!
This issue of how available sugars are seems to be the important part and the reason processed foods make us fat ([b][u]citation needed[/u][/b]).
In my industry we were measured on copper levels in our effluent but now the measure is being moved to bio available copper since this is a better representation.
Used to love going round to my mate's house grwoing up - his mum would always have a jar/tub of malt extract in the kitchen, "help yourself"...
Mate came from a large family, they were all well over 6' in height..
His dad used to work at SMD, which may explain the predilection for malt extract.
but can't help the OP's query 🙂
A bit disappointed malt extract can be added to "no added sugar products" when it's made of lots of "sugars".
If you eat an apple, you're eating sugar but nobody has added any. (If you discount years of selective breeding.)
Hugo, I think you'll find the main constituent of whom fat milk is water.
Whole fat.
Stupid phone.