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<\/a><\/p>\nThe total weight of the package is 230 g, and there are 10 crackers. Each cracker is 23 g. In Norway, the nutritional information is given per 100 g for all food (instead of per serving like in the US). Therefore, each cracker is 23\/100 of the nutritional information listed on the back. Assuming 1 tbl of butter and 1 tbl of jam on the cracker:<\/p>\n
1 Cracker: 2.8 g net carbs, 3.9 g protein, 6.7 g fat, 3.2 g fiber (ratio of 6.7 g \/(2.8 g + 3.9 g) = 1.0)
\n1 tbl butter: 11 g fat
\n1 tbl jam: 10 g net carb<\/p>\n
Total: 12.8 g net carbs, 3.9 g protein, 17.7 g fat, and 3.2 g fiber
\nRatio: 17.7 g \/ (12.8 g + 3.9 g) = 1.1<\/p>\n
Pretty reasonable ratio for Nora at this point. To crank up the ratio for a more full-keto approach, simply reduce the jam, or top the cracker with only cream cheese.<\/p>\n
As a point of interest, I also ran this calculation with a heavy fiber seed bread that is available here. I was curious to see if any kind of bread — even a very high fat and fiber type — can work. Running the same calculation as above (one slice of bread with 1 tbl jam and 1 tbl butter) yields a ratio of 0.75. A bit low. This leads me to conclude that you should likely assume not to use any bread on the keto or MAD diets, as a matter of course.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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