120 grams of carbs per a ting. Big man ting
Yes, potatoes chips contain carbohydrates. For the carbohydrate content of potatoes, and the carbohydrate content of potato chips, please see the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Questions.
In chips, as well as potato, you have some 20g of CHyds per 100g, or about 26g in average potato. Of that (per 100g of potato): 15g of starch, which breaks into glucose within digestive system 3g of dietary fibres - cellulose, which you should not count as they remain intact (we don't digest them) 2g of other, mostly digestible CHyds So, we add up up to 17g of digestible and 3-4g of indigestible CHyds per 100g of potato
it depends on the type of chips...
how much did fish and chips cost in 2011
Chocolate chips are for one pound.
Oven chips (oven fries) are made from potato. Potato is a high carbohydrate food. High carb foods are not part of the Atkins diet (unless strictly limited in the later stages).
in the mouth you chew on the potato and the carbohydrate turns into glucose
Not as much as it is a carbohydrate source.
approximately twice as much ATP as a gram of carbohydrate
3.00
70 (double it)
Chicken and chips is not bad for you- unless that is ALL that you eat, or eat too much of it. When fried, the chicken (and the chips) will contain a lot of fat- and too much fat- along with too much sodium (salt on your chips?) is not good for you. In all things- moderation.