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corn on the cob

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How do you calculate the carb content of corn on the cob?
my book says 11 per 100g, the label on the packet says 19 per 100g.
Also do i weigh the whole thing before and after and apply the carb figure to the actual kernels eaten?
Many thanks.
 
Sorry that you haven't had answer answer yet Mikka!

I guess that no-one eats corn on the cob?! 🙂

I'm afraid I don't either!

Andy

p.s. With any luck someone'll answer shortly?
 
Dont know if this helps you at all and sorry i cant answer the second bit of your Q.

Approx 22 carbs in 1 small (5? to 6?"), 3.1 oz or 88g, yellow, boiled, corn cob
Approx 26 carbs in 1 medium (6? to 7? 3.6 oz, 103g, yellow, boiled, corn cob
Approx 29 carbs in 1 large (7? to 9"), 4.2 oz or 119g, yellow, boiled, corn cob
 
Thank you for trying to help. if i ever find the answer i'll post it here.
 
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