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There is no appreciable amount of dietary fiber in a cup of sugar.
There are 3 grams of dietary fiber in a cup of strawberries.
1 cup of raw spinach has 3.5gm of fiber. If 1/2cup of cooked spinach it has 7gms.
400 calories or so.
One serving of cooked quinoa (1 cup) contains 5 grams of dietary fiber.
There are 3g of dietary fiber and 1g of soluble fiber per cup of Cheerios.
There is not a lot of fiber in a bowl of oatmeal, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. Oatmeal, especially if you eat 100% Rolled Oats is one of the best things you can eat for breakfast. It is low in saturated fat and you can eat a healthy serving for less than 170 calories. One thing to do is add fruit to it such as a banana or raisins to give it extra flavor and also eat more fruit.
In one cup of wild rose hips (northern plane Indians), there are 49g of carbohydrates. (63% of that is dietary fiber).
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Gold Medal brand Whole Wheat Flour Nutrition Facts label says 1/4 cup (30g) has 21g Total Carbohydrate, 3g Dietary Fiber, and 18g Other Carbohydrate. So a cup would have 84g of Carbohydrate, 12g Dietary Fiber, and 72g Other Carbohydrate.
2/3 cup: 2g of fiber
If you have one cup of chopped raw cabbage (89 grams) then you have 22 calories, and 2 grams of fiber which is 9% of your daily requirement for fiber. You also get 54% of your vitamin C requirement.