I Was Wondering... Do You Know? (1 Viewer)

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Which is healthiest (or least harmful) for you...

Potatoes, rice or spaghetti?

JJ :Cool:
Carbohydrates should be limited for the elderly especially for diabetics, Spaghetti having 30+ grams potatoes having 17 grams and 28 grams per 100 grams in rice. Potatoes look like your best option JJ.....(y)
 
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LOL ! Fine @Popeye , just coming back from the Algarve ! Nice sunny break! Funnily Sedge's answer makes now sense .... Unfortunatly for me! Might have to ask you more info Jenny @sedge

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LOL ! Fine @Popeye , just coming back from the Algarve ! Nice sunny break! Funnily Sedge's answer makes now sense .... Unfortunatly for me! Might have to ask you more info Jenny @sedge
Hope you are not going back to the very cold part of France today.

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Carbohydrates should be limited for the elderly especially for diabetics, Spaghetti having 30+ grams potatoes having 17 grams and 28 grams per 100 grams in rice. Potatoes look like your best option JJ.....(y)

Yes but if he'd waited 6 years for your advice Buttons, he certainly wouldn't need a crash course with weight watchers or fat-fighters.
 
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Yes but if he'd waited 6 years for your advice Buttons, he certainly wouldn't need a crash course with weight watchers or fat-fighters.
Amazing how these old threads find a second breath. Anyway what was the outcome of the original post, did he settle on rice bread or spaghetti..:)
 

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did he settle on rice bread or spaghetti.

He waited for your reply and wasted away, before he cast off his mortal coil he arranged for one of his people to 'Post' every so often to keep up the Charade! :Eeek:

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The vitamin c in spuds is greatly reduced by peeling and largely destroyed by cooking so best to eat raw potato peelings. These would not necessarily induce a sense of fullness but certainly nausea which would work just as well.
 
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Hope you are not going back to the very cold part of France today.
I came back home on Sunday before the cold , and it's mainly in the Estern part of France, I'm in SouthWest France. Mind you, it's very cold here too, but sunny, not snowing!

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Rice is supposed to be the easiest to digest and of the three is best tolerated by people with food/digestive problems. It's also the most boring and I'd much rather have potatoes, boiled, mashed, roast, jacket, sauté, chipped but not all at once.
 

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quite a few years now, and loving every minute..
spuds for me every time, not too keen on chips though to be frank and favourite are jerseys with skin on for max vits, hot or cold with salad yum, yum, yum, followed by jackets, then dauphinoise, and good old mash..
bugger, that's got me dribblin'..
 

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rice contains arsnic and should not be reheated. Potatoes on the other hand are very versatile...boiled, boiled and mashed, boiled in their skins, baked, roast, chipped, chopped, sliced....can be reheated or put in a salad with lots of garlic....spuds every time:D(y)
Spot on with the arsenic but to reduce it significantly soak rice in cold water overnight drain and cook as normal. Some scientific studies to support this but can't seem to find link, will keep looking.
We find the rice requires a lot less cooking so saves on gas, no obvious change in taste..

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if you are diabetic you should avoid all three,to much carbs which turns to sugar when consumed.
 
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if you are diabetic you should avoid all three,to much carbs which turns to sugar when consumed.
Sue was T2 diabetic until we cut out, gluten, dairy, potatoes and all processed foods. We now eat the paleo diet and love it. It has altered her MS for the better and is always in the news now. The above spike ones blood sugars. We read Dr Michael Moseleys book "The Clever Guts diet." A good read and very informative. Stay healthy.
 
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So you have taken my advice to grow rice.:ROFLMAO:

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Potatoes. Anyway you don’t want none of that there forrin food.
 

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