Macaroni primarily contains B vitamins, particularly niacin (B3), riboflavin (B2), and thiamine (B1). It may also contain small amounts of folate (B9) and vitamin E, depending on the type of flour used in the pasta. However, macaroni is not a significant source of vitamins compared to fruits and vegetables. It's often enriched with additional nutrients, including iron and some B vitamins, in processed varieties.
Not really. Macaroni cheese is high in carbohydrates, high in fat and low in vitamins (there's no fruit or veg in macaroni cheese).
The semolina flour that the macaroni is made from is usually enriched with iron and B vitamins. The department of agriculture decided a while back that it would be good and healthful for wheat products to be 'enriched' for the good of the public.
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Salad are very healthy way to get your vitamins. They are not expensive to make and no need to put meat in it. There is also macaroni with cheese that is also fast to do and meatless.
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Macaroni cheese.
No macaroni is not a color it is a pasta.
Macaroni is a noun.
The actual macaroni is classified as a carbohydrate- it is rich in starch, but be sure to not only feed on macaroni!
Macaroni cheese. Called macaroni and cheese in America and macaroni pie in Jamaica
To answer your question, about 2-3 cups of macaroni will make 10 cups of cooked macaroni. That is only because macaroni swells up when you cook it.................