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    Corn has a good amount of carbs in it, and I was wondering if I add it in a stir fry do I count the nutritional facts of the corn into the entire stir fry macros. The reason I am asking is because when you go to the bathroom the corn still looks intact, so I was wondering it it should be included or not into the stir fry. Also what are some good vegetables and stuff to add in a stir fry that are low carbs/calories?
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    Corn has a good amount of carbs in it, and I was wondering if I add it in a stir fry do I count the nutritional facts of the corn into the entire stir fry macros.
    Of course you count it. Why wouldn't you?

    The reason I am asking is because when you go to the bathroom the corn still looks intact, so I was wondering it it should be included or not into the stir fry.
    You're accounting for fiber in your calculations, aren't you? The nutrition data will have a breakdown of fiber content for corn that you can take into consideration in your numbers.

    Also what are some good vegetables and stuff to add in a stir fry that are low carbs/calories?
    I like caramelized onions and bell peppers.
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    Originally Posted by SoccerSora94 View Post
    Corn has a good amount of carbs in it, and I was wondering if I add it in a stir fry do I count the nutritional facts of the corn into the entire stir fry macros. The reason I am asking is because when you go to the bathroom the corn still looks intact, so I was wondering it it should be included or not into the stir fry. Also what are some good vegetables and stuff to add in a stir fry that are low carbs/calories?
    I'm confused. You're asking for veggies that are low in carbs/calories. Yet you want to add corn into your meals?

    Corn is one of the starchiest "vegetables" you could possibly use. If you're looking to add veggies into a stir-fry.. Broccoli, Zucchinni, Cauliflower, Spinach, Peppers. Will All work.
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    Ok thanks, guess ill leave corn out of it then lol, and whenever I calculated my macros I never really payed attention to fibers, what should the number be?
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    Originally Posted by SoccerSora94 View Post
    ...when you go to the bathroom the corn still looks intact, so I was wondering it it should be included or not into the stir fry...
    There's no way this isn't a troll thread.
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