What does “Diabetic Friendly” mean?
≤30g net carbs, ≥3g fiber, and ≤10g sugar per serving. Three independent glycemic management markers met simultaneously.
The threshold
Net carbs under 30g, fiber above 3g, and sugar under 10g. All in the same dish.
This is a composite signal for blood sugar management. The net carb budget aligns with common per-meal carb targets for Type 2 diabetes. The fiber requirement ensures carbs are delivered with meaningful fiber to slow absorption. The sugar cap limits simple sugar load independently of total carb count.
Net carb counts are estimates. Glycemic index and glycemic load, which depend on preparation and individual metabolic response, are not modeled.
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