Popcorn vs. Puffed Rice Cakes
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0:06 Are popcorn and rice cakes keto-friendly?
0:50 Popcorn vs. rice cakes and the glycemic index
1:12 Popcorn vs. rice cakes and carbs
1:52 A focus on rice cakes
2:14 More problems with popcorn
3:08 More problems with rice cakes
3:58 Which is better?
Today, we’re going to talk about popcorn vs. rice cakes.
Is popcorn keto-friendly, or can you have rice cakes on keto? Neither popcorn or rice cakes are keto-friendly, but let’s go ahead and talk about the differences between them.
Popcorn
Popcorn glycemic index - 79
3.5 oz has:
78g carbs
15g fiber
63g net carbs
Other problems with popcorn:
• GMO corn (unless organic)
• Butter flavor—Diacetyl
• Oil—GMO
• Americans consume 60 quarts of popcorn per year
• There are traces of nutrients, but the intense heat destroys most of the phytonutrients
Rice cakes
Rice cakes glycemic index - 82
Fiber - 0
Fat - 0
Nutrients - 0
They have:
Starch carbs
Sugar
Other problems with rice cakes:
• Arsenic
• Alloxan
Popcorn vs. rice cakes—which is better?
If you do organic popcorn, it may be better to have than rice cakes.
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