Bran of all the cereals and pulses is very good source of dietary fibers. Bran also contain almost all the vitamins that is contained in the grains.
Yes.
legumes
The best sources of soluble fiber are oats, especially oat bran, barley, dried beans, soybeans, sweet potato and white potato, broccoli, asparagus, carrot, apple, pear, citrus fruits, berries, banana, almonds, psyllium, and flax seeds.
Grains do not have much potassium except for the bran and therefore are not a good source of potassium unless you are eating the bran specifically. Good sources of potassium include whole foods, vegetables, legumes and fruits. it is important to get enough potassium, especially to help relieve hypertension.
Grains are main sources of carbohydrates. they provided different types of carbs like soluble/insoluble or simple/complex carbohydrates etc. whole grains are loaded with many vitamins and minerals. specially in germ and bran. they are also good source of fibers. grains are one of most important part of a nutritious meal.
1pound= 453.6grams
All the leafy vegetables have fibers. Also bran cornflakes, many cereals and pulses have fibers.
Fiber
A short answer would be no, but like so many things it is more complicated than that. Starch is soluble in water, however not all that easily. There are also 4 proteins in flour:- Glutenin Gliadin Albumin Globulin The Albumin and the globulin are both soluble in water as well as some of the gliadin. However the longer chain gliading and the glutenins will not dissolve.. in fact in the water the Glutenin and the Gliadin will react to form gluten. These protein molecules will just for a suspension and not disolve. The other part of the flour of course is the Bran. Depending on the quality of the four there can be differing levels and particle sizes of bran, but all flour will have some. Bran is not soluble in water and this will also form a suspension.
A short answer would be no, but like so many things it is more complicated than that. Starch is soluble in water, however not all that easily. There are also 4 proteins in flour:- Glutenin Gliadin Albumin Globulin The Albumin and the globulin are both soluble in water as well as some of the gliadin. However the longer chain gliading and the glutenins will not dissolve.. in fact in the water the Glutenin and the Gliadin will react to form gluten. These protein molecules will just for a suspension and not disolve. The other part of the flour of course is the Bran. Depending on the quality of the four there can be differing levels and particle sizes of bran, but all flour will have some. Bran is not soluble in water and this will also form a suspension.
Insoluble is when a substance is opaque which means youh cant see it. Soluble is when a substance is transparent which means youh can see it! (<3Love youh Jess,Sabby,Ben,Bran,Marcus,Vicky!) XxXxXx
Yes, it's a quick and easy way to get protein