Fruits do have some sugar content but because they are unprocessed, their vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber cause them to be digested more slowly. They will have less effect on blood sugar than refined carbs, such as snack cakes, candy bars or soda.
Cherries have a Glycemic Index of about 25 and many other fruits are a GI of 30-50. The sugar/carbs in most fruit is about 10-30.
The sweetest are pinapple, watermellon and very ripe bananas. Those can have a GI of 50-70, which is a bit high and could cause a rise in your blood sugar.
Overall, most fresh fruits can be a healthy snack or dessert.
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You should feed them 1 table spoons of fresh fruit everyday.
well it depends how high your blood sugar is and how high the carbs in the fruit is
Tinned fruit often has a wide variety of preservatives and added sugar. It is the sugar that has the highest potential for damaging one's health. To avoid the extra sugar, stick to fresh fruits.
Yes, cherries contain fruit sugar.
To add to the sweetness
You cook the fruit in a sugar syrup.
what happens to the cell structure of fresh fruit when liquidized what happens to the sugar content
no. i took cooking class last semester at my school and i learned that the best way to get nutrients from veggies is to eat them fresh. frozen comes second, then dried and then in a can. it's better to get your servings than none at all. but i'd pick the fresh.
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most tinned fruit is in some kind of sugar based syrup or fruit juice calories that add to your daily total.
A fruit coulis is often made from fresh or frozen berries. Its simply as pureed fruit thinned to the desired consistency with sugar syrup.
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