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Foods High in Carbohydrates

List of foods which are high in Carbohydrates.

Carbohydrates are our primary source of energy. There are two types of carbs available- simple and complex. Complex carbs take longer time to digest and can be found in vegetables, brown rice, legumes, whole grain breads etc. simple carbs are available in high sugar foods such as glucose, sucrose and lactose. Simple carbs are high on the glycemic index and cause a rapid rise in blood sugar.

If you are looking for carbohydrate intake and wondering which foods are rich in carbs then here’s a list for you.

Foods High in Carbohydrates:

Best sources of carbohydrates or “good carbs” are vegetables raw or lightly cooked. Fresh or frozen fruits are also very good sources of carbs. Beans, legumes, nuts and seeds and whole grains are very good sources of carbs.

High Carbohydrates Vegetables:

  • Asparagus
  • Potatoes
  • Onions
  • Carrots
  • Beets
  • Broccoli
  • Celery
  • Turnip
  • Cauliflower
  • Brussels Sprouts

 

High Carbohydrates Fruits:

 

 

In addition, complex carbs can be found in oatmeal, bran, barley, buckwheat, cornmeal, brown rice and maize. The best way to get good carbs is consuming foods in their most natural state.

Carbohydrates which are considered as bad carbs are candies, jelly, jams, soda, cake and other sweet bakery products. These carbs do not have any nutritional value and can cause many health problems.

 Carbohydrates are important for our body and healthy intake of good carbs is necessary to keep body fit and energetic.

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  1. interesting info thanks

  2. Good information.

  3. I like carbohydrate foods for their energy content

  4. NICE ONE CHEERS

  5. indeed a good share.

  6. very good share my friend

  7. good share

  8. Very good post. Thanks for sharing the food sources.

  9. The information is relevant and you explained it in a way that’s easy to understand. Nice work.

  10. Very useful..I’ve tried going on a no-carb diet once without even taking time to know the difference between simple and complex carbs. Informative article!

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