The sugar content of fruits and vegetables is as follows:
1%: pumpkin
basin
Lettuce; lettuce
2%: Chinese cabbage, rape, spinach, celery, leek, garlic, bamboo shoots, cucumbers and tomatoes, zucchini, wax gourd and melon.
Fennel roll cabbage.
3%: Chinese cabbage, leek, fresh sherbet, eggplant, radish, cantaloupe, roe, fresh mushrooms and pickled peas.
Broad leaf mustard
4%: Chinese cabbage, leek, mung bean sprouts, beans, watermelon, melon and cauliflower.
Flat pod
Bamboo shoots of Zizania latifolia
rapeseed
Spiral substance
Stinky tofu
5%: loofah, shallot, cauliflower, green pepper, green garlic and green plum.
Soybean cheese
leek flower
6%: white radish, green radish, green onion, leek moss, winter bamboo shoots and grass plum.
peach
Dried loquat bean curd
soybean sprout
7%: Toona sinensis, coriander, edamame, yellow peach and yellow carrot.
8%: ginger, onion and red carrot
cherry
lemon
9%: oranges, pineapples, plums and lotus flowers.
mustard tuber
Garlic stalk
10%: grapes and apricots
1 1%: persimmon, sand fruit
12%: pears and oranges
pea
Chinese olive
13%: grapefruit and apple
14%: litchi
Chinese yam
15%: Apple
16%: potato
17%: pomegranate
20%: banana, lotus root
22%: red fruit
85%: fans
The sugar content per 100 grams is 10 gram.
The following fruits, such as plums, watermelons, melons, oranges, lemons and grapes.
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Family members have diabetes, you can cook some brown rice to eat! The pasta made from buckwheat noodles or the buckwheat rice are all well cooked!