This is No Sugar, Not No Carbs
Look at your nutrition labels. Almost all processed foods will have sugar. Instead of grabbing anything with a label, stick to whole, single-sourced foods.
If you’re low on energy and crave some sugar, we’ve provided a list below of vegetables that are allowed in the challenge that contain sugars.
Vegetables High In Sugar
- Sweet Potatoes = 5.5g / 100g
- Beets = 8g / 100g
- Onions = 4.7g / 100g
- Green Peas = 5.9g / 100g
- Sweet Corn = 6.3g / 100g
- Canned Pumpkin = 3.3g / 100g
- Winter Squash = 3.3g / 100g
- Rutabagas = 4g / 100g
- Tomato = 2.5g / 100g
- Red Bell Peppers = 4.4 g / 100g
- Shiitake Mushrooms = 3.8g / 100g
- Turnips = 3.8g / 100g
- Summer Squash = 2.6g/ 100g
- Carrots = 4.7g / 100g
- Red Cabbage 3.8g / 100g
Vegetables Low In Sugar
- Mushrooms = 0g / 100g
- Watercress = .2g / 100g
- Spinach = .4g / 100g
- Red Leaf Let’s = .5g / 10g
- Kale = 1g / 100g
- Beet Greens = .5g / 100g
- Arugula = 2.1g / 100g
- Soybean Sprouts = .5g / 100g
- Celery = 1.3g / 100g
- Broccoli = 1.7g / 100g
- Cucumber = 1.7g / 100g
- Swiss Chard = 1.1g / 100g
- Cauliflower = 1.9g / 100g
- Radishes = 1.9g / 100g
- Asparagus = 1.3g / 100g
Additional Questions? Give us a call or stop by and ring the door bell.
- 905 828 8811
- 16-3105 Unity Drive. Mississauga, ON. L5L 4L2
Interested In Joining The Challenge?
***In general you can only eat Meat and Vegetables to truly be sugar free. For the sake of this challenge, think whole, single sourced foods. Processed meat will have sugar. Any dairy product will have sugar as it’s naturally occurring in lactose. Nuts have naturally occurring sugar as well. We will consider anything under 30g of sugar for the day to be “No Sugar”. If you fast for 24 hours or actually have zero grams of sugar you will get bonus points for that day. Please see us for more details!