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How many carbohydrates in 2 tablespoons of flax seed?
4.04 Carbs in 2 Tbsp. of Flax Seed That is correct, as far as it goes. This is another ambiguous question. "How many carbohydrates" could very well be answered : sugar starch fiber Making a second correct answer of three ( unless you break down each category of carbohydrate to their subcategories ).
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