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Sugar query in Tom Kerridge one-layer lasagne.

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Scotia

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Why so much sugar per serving when it's meat and veg. Thanks for reading.
Scotia.

This lighter 'lasagne' saves on calories without compromising on taste.

Each serving provides 436 kcal, 45g protein, 20g carbohydrates (of which 16g sugars), 18g fat (of which 9.5g saturates), 6g fibre and 6g salt.

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I'm guessing that most of the carb is in the tomatoes (tinned, fresh and purée), where it's present as fruit sugars. And half the carb in carrots is present as sugar.
 
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That's what I assume also - but carrots have a certain amount of equally 'natural' sugars too - very little actual sugar in original carrot cake recipes, and quite a lot of grated carrot in my grandma's mincemeat and Christmas pudding recipes too - although it also added some 'bulk' to stop them both being 'sloppy' - unlike commercial varieties.
 
Definitely the tomatoes, just looked in my kitchen cupboard and a 395g carton of chopped tomatoes has 16.8g of sugar.
 
I'm making this for dinner tomorrow.🙂
 
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