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1 Carbohydrate counting food reference lists Delivering the best in care UHB is a no smoking Trust To see all of our current patient information leaflets please visit
2 Please note This list has been compiled using a sample of foods available and therefore may not be as accurate as the information detailed on a food label for a specific food/ brand of food. Biscuits Blue ribbon g 10 Blue ribbon dark g 10 Bourbon cream 1 12g 10 Chocolate digestive 1 18g 10 Cream crackers 2 14g 10 Custard cream 1 11g 10 Digestive 1 13g 10 Digestive creams 1 8.3g 10 Digestive fingers g 10 Fig roll 1 12g 10 Flapjack 1 large 90g 55 Fox s Classics g 15 Fox s Creams (vanilla cream) g 10 Frusli Bar 1 30g 20 Giant chocolate chip cookie 1 large cookie 65g 65 Ginger snap 1 10g 10 HobNobs 1 13g 10 Jaffa cake 1 10g 10 Kit Kat (2 finger) 1 22g 15 Malted Milk 2 18g 10 Mini Cheddars 1 mini pack 25g 15 2
3 Nutrigrain Bar 1 37g 25 Oatcake 1 12g 10 Penguin 1 14g 15 Rich Tea 2 12g 10 Ritz (plain) 5 15g 10 Rocky g 15 Ryvita 1 9g 5 Shortbread finger 1 18g 10 Shorties 2 11g 10 Snowball 1 19g 10 Taxi 1 bar 16.3g 15 Tracker Bar 1 26g 20 TUC (plain) 5 15g 10 Tunnock s Caramel Wafer 1 bar 30g 20 Wafer (caramel) 1 28g 20 Wagon Wheel 1 38g 25 Breads and rolls Bagel 1 70g 40 Bread Roll 1 small 32g 15 Bread Roll 1 large 72g 35 Burgen mixed grain bread 1 Slice 43g 10 Ciabatta 2 inch Slice 40g 20 Ciabatta ¼ loaf 90g 40 Croissant 1 60g 25 Crumpet 1 40g 20 Cuisine de France, small roll 20 English muffin 1 toasted 70g 30 3
4 Finger roll 1 large 60g 30 French stick 2 inch slice 40g 20 Fruit bread 1 slice 42g 20 Glutafin gluten free fresh bread 2 slices 25 Gluten free bread 1 small slice 28g Luxury fruit bread, Starbucks 2 slices 90 Naan bread 1 small 60g 30 Naan bread 1 large 180g 90 Pancake 1 62g 22.5 Peshwari naan 1 160g 60 Pitta bread 1 medium 60g 30 Pumpernickel 1 slice 54g 25 Rye bread 1 thin slice 25g 10 Sliced bread thin slice 1 slice 25g 10 Sliced bread medium slice 1 slice 36g 15 Sliced bread thick slice 1 slice 44g 20 Soda farl 14 cm deep 142g 60 Breakfast cereals Allbran 4 tbsp/¾ cup 40g 20 Branflakes 5 tbsp/¾ cup 30g 20 Cheerios 6 tbsp/1 cup 30g 25 Cornflakes 5 tbsp/1 cup 30g 25 Country Crisp 4 tbsp/½ cup 50g 30 Crunchy Bran (Weetabix) Serving 40g 20 Crunchy Nut Cornflakes 5 tbsp/1 cup 40g 30 Dorset Cereals (Muesli) 50g 30 4
5 Frosties 7 tbsp/1 cup 30g 30 Fruit and Fibre 5 tbsp/1 cup 40g 30 Muesli (no sugar) 4 tbsp/½ cup 50g 40 Oatso Simple 1 sachet 30g 25 Porridge oats 4 tbsp/½ cup 50g 30 Rice Krispies 7 tbsp/1 cup 30g 30 Shredded Wheat 1 22g 15 Shreddies 3 tbsp/½ cup 30g 20 Shreddies (apricot filled) ½ cup 50g 35 Special K 5 tbsp/1 cup 35g 25 Strawberry Crisp 4 tbsp/¾ cup 60g 40 Weetabix 2 25g 25 Cakes and pastries Cheese cake ¼ Cake 110g 35 Chelsea bun 1 80g 40 Chocolate Éclair (fresh) 1 90g 20 Chocolate Éclair (frozen) 1 35g 10 Chocolate mini roll 1 28g 15 Currant bun 1 60g 30 Danish pastry 1 medium 110g 55 Doughnut (jam) 1 75g 35 Doughnut (ring) 1 60g 30 Eccles cake 1 45g 25 Fruit pie 1 individual 55g 30 Hot cross bun 1 70g 35 Jam tart 1 individual 35g 20 5
6 Lemon meringue ¼ pie 110g 50 Madiera cake 1 slice 40g 20 Malt Loaf (fruit) 1 slice 35g 20 Mix Max cake 1 Mix Max Cake 35g 20 Mr Kipling cakes 1 individual 37g 20 Muffin 1 110g 55 Scone 1 medium 45g 25 Scotch Pancake 1 30g 15 Teacake (Toasted) 1 55g 30 Vanilla Slice 1 100g 40 Chocolate bars and sweets Bounty Bar 1 57g 30 Chocolate bar 1 50g 25 Chocolates (filled) 1 13g 5 Creme Egg 1 42g 30 Crunchie 1 40g 30 Flake 1 34g 20 Fry s Chocolate Cream 1 bar 50g 35 Fudge Sweets 3 sweets 40g 20 Jelly Beans 1 packet 45g 40 Jelly Sweets 10 80g 60 M&Ms (peanut) 1 packet 45g 25 Maltesers Fun size 21g 10 Maltesers Std packet 37g 20 Mars Bar Std bar 62g 45 Marshmallows 2 10g 10 6
7 Milky Way fun size g 10 Minstrels 1 packet 45g 30 Mint Humbug 3 sweets 23.7gg 25 Polo Mints 7 10g 10 Ripple 1 bar 33g 20 Skittles 1 packet 55g 50 Snicker Std bar 61g 35 Starburst Std tube 45g 35 Toffee Crisp 1 44g 30 Toffee Crisp (funsize) g 10 Twix 2 fingers 58g 40 Yorkie 1 bar 68g 40 Drinks and soups Cadburys Highlights 1 sachet 11g 5 Cadburys Hot Chocolate 1 sachet 28g 20 Drinking chocolate 3 heaped tsp 18g 15 Horlicks 1 sachet 32g 20 Malted milk drink 1 mug 20g 15 Orange juice 1 glass 160ml 15 Curry sauce (Korma) ¼ large jar 125g 15 Sweet and sour sauce ¹/ ³ large jar 170g 30 7
8 Flour and baking products Cornflour 1 heaped tbsp 30g 30 Custard powder 1 heaped tbsp 30g 30 Dried fruit 25g 15 Flour 25g 20 Glacé cherries 25g 15 Honey 25g 20 Oats 25g 15 Pastry uncooked (filo) 100g 60 Pastry uncooked (puff/flaky) 100g 30 Pastry uncooked (short crust) 100g 40 Sugar 25g 25 Syrup 25g 20 Syrup/honey 25g 20 Fruit Apple Medium 120g 10 Apricots 3 raw 120g 10 Apricots (semi-dried) 4 30g 10 Banana 1 medium 100g 20 Banana, small without skin Fruit cocktail (juice) ½ tin drained 125g 10 Fruit cocktail (syrup) ½ tin drained 125g 20 Grapes 1 small bunch 100g 15 Kiwi 1 60g 5 Mango 1 medium 150g 20 8
9 Mango 1 slice 40g 5 Melon 1 slice 200g 10 Nectarine 1 100g 10 Orange 1 medium 160g 15 Peach 1 100g 10 Pear 1 small 100g 10 Pear 1 medium 170g 15 Persimmon 1 large 240g 45 Pineapple (tinned) 1 slice 40g 5 Plums 2 medium 110g 10 Satsuma 2 170g 10 Strawberries 5 medium 100g 5 Hypo treatments Fruit Pastilles 5 19g 15 Cola 1 mini can 150ml 15 Cola 1 std can 330ml 30 Dextrose tablets 5 15g 15 Fruit juice 1 glass 160ml 15 Irn Bru 1 mini can 150ml 15 Jelly Babies 3 18g 15 Lemonade 1 mini can 150ml 15 Lemonade 1 std can 330ml 15 Lucozade 100ml 15 Jelly beans 1 packet 45g 35 9
10 Ice creams Choc ice 1 50g 10 Cornetto 1 125ml 20 Fruit lolly 1 80ml 15 Ice cream 1 scoop 60g 10 Ice cream 100g 25 Magnum 1 70g 25 Mars Bar Ice 1 47g 20 Solero 1 225g 20 Sorbet 1 100g 25 Jams and spreads Chocolate spread 1 heaped tbsp 20g 10 Honey 1 heaped tbsp 20g 10 Jam 1 heaped tsp 20g 10 Mango chutney 1 heaped tbsp 20g 10 Sugar 1 level tsp 5g 5 Indian foods Bhaji (battered) 3 145g 30 Burfi 2 squares 100g 40 Chapatti (Gujerati) 1 small 30g 15 Chapatti (Punjab/Urdu) 1 large 75g 40 10
11 Chickpea and potato curry 200g 55 Gulabjaman 3 pieces 70g 35 Jellabi 2 pieces 70g 30 Kheer 200g 60 Khitcherie 250g 30 Paratha 1 80g 30 Pilau (meat) 300g 75 Pilau (vegetable) 250g 60 Potato curry 200g 40 Rus-Mango pulp 150g 45 Samosa (thick) 3 175g 60 Samosa (thin) 3 115g 45 Thin flat roti 1 Roti 25g 25 Vegetable curry 200g 15 Meal accompaniments Baked Beans 1 small tin 200g 10 Dumplings 1 70g 15 Garlic bread 1 inch slice 20g 10 Garlic bread 1 slice 20g 10 Scampi in breadcrumbs 150g 40 Scotch egg 1 120g 15 Southern fried chicken 3 pieces 270g 45 Spam (original) Tin 340g 12 Stovies 350g 40 Stuffing balls 1 25g 10 Taco shells 2 28g 15 11
12 Tortillas 1 63g 30 Tortillas (8 inches) 1 63g 30 Yorkshire puddings 1 individual 18g 5 Yorkshire puddings 1 giant 115g 40 Milk and dairy products Low fat fruit yogurt 1 pot 150g 20 Low fat low sugar yogurt 1 pot 150g 10 Low fat natural yogurt 1 pot 150g 10 Milk 1 glass 200ml 10 Milk Average on cereal 100ml 5 Milkshake 1 glass 200ml 20 Muller Corner (crunch) 1 individual 150g 30 Muller Corner (dessert) 1 individual 150g 35 Muller Corner (fruit) 1 individual 175g 25 Muller Light 1 pot 150g 15 12
13 Pasta and rice Cannelloni (dried) 1 tube 12g 10 Couscous (uncooked) 100g 70 Glutafin gluten free pasta (cooked) 70g 50 Gluten free pasta (uncooked) 100g 70 Lasagne (pre prepared) 1 individual 300g 45 Lasagne sheet dried (uncooked) 1 14g 10 Macaroni cheese 1 small tin 200g 20 Noodles (uncooked) 1 packet 100g 70 Pasta (cooked) 1 cup 100g 30 Pasta (cooked) 1 tbsp 30g 10 Pasta (dried) 100g 70 Pasta (fresh) 100g 55 Polenta (cooked) 150g 15 Polenta (uncooked) 50g 40 Pot Noodle 1 pot 90g 55 Quinoa (cooked) ¼ cup 35 Quinoa (uncooked) 100g 65 Ravioli 1 small tin 200g 25 Rice (cooked) 2 /3 cup 100g 30 Rice (cooked) 1 rounded tbsp 30g 10 Rice (instant) 1 packet 250g 75 Rice (uncooked) 100g 80 Spaghetti in tomato sauce 1 small tin 200g 25 Tortellini (fresh) ¼ packet 125g 45 13
14 Potato and potato products Boiled potato 1 egg sized 6Og 10 Boiled potato 100g 15 Cassava (raw) 100g 30 Chips 3-4 medium cut 40g 10 Croquettes 1 90g 20 Fries Regular 110g 45 Jacket potato (baked) 1 small 100g 20 Jacket potato (baked) 1 medium 180g 35 Jacket potato (baked) 1 large 330g 70 Jacket potato (microwaved) 1 small 100g 30 Jacket potato (microwaved) 1 medium 180g 55 Jacket potato (microwaved) 1 large 330g 100 Jacket potato (with skin) 1 small 100g 30 Jacket potato (with skin) 1 medium 180g 55 Jacket potato (with skin) 1 large 330g 100 Mashed potato 1 scoop 60g 10 Mashed potato 100g 15 Microchips 1 box 100g 25 Plantain (boiled) 100g 30 Plantain (fried) 100g 45 Potato (raw) 100g 15 Potato waffle 1 60g 10 Potato wedges 2 large 30g 10 Roast potato 1 small 50g 10 Roast potato 100g 25 Sweet potato (raw) 100g 20 Yam (raw) 100g 30 14
15 Puddings and desserts Angel Delight ¼ packet 100g 15 Cheesecake 400g quarter 100g 25 Crepes 1 40g 10 Custard tinned ½ large tin 215g 35 Custard homemade 140ml 20 Custard instant ¼ packet 140g 20 Meringue nest 1 small 13g 10 Milk pudding ½ large tin 200g 30 Mousse (Onken) 1 pot 110g 20 Muller Rice 1 pot 200g 40 Pancake 118 cm 60g 20 Pancakes Sponge pudding 1 individual 60 Sponge pudding ¼ tin 75g 35 Sponge pudding (tinned) ¼ tin 75g 35 Toffee pecan tart 1 /6 tart 65g 25 Trifle 1 individual 150g 30 Trifle 1 individual 150g 30 Christmas pudding 1 individual 100g 55 15
16 Savoury snack foods Cheese and onion pasty (Gregg s) 1 125g 35 Chicken bake (Gregg s) 1 138g 35 Cornish pasty 1 medium 155g 40 Cornish pasty 1 large 260g 65 Fish fingers 3 60g 10 Pizza (deep pan) 7 inch 230g 80 Pizza (deep pan) 9 inch 410g 140 Pizza (deep pan) 12 inch 700g 245 Pizza (thin crust) 7 inch 120g 40 Pizza (thin crust) 9 inch 260g 90 Pizza (thin crust) 12 inch 560g 190 Pork pie 1 individual 140g 30 Pork pie 1 mini 50g 10 Quiche (thick pastry) 1 slice (2 ins) 140g 20 Sausage, bean & cheese melt 1 Individual (Gregg s) 140g 40 Sausage roll 3 cocktail 42g 10 Sausage roll 1 medium 60g 15 Sausage roll (Gregg s) 1 Individual 95gg 25 Scotch pie 1 140g 35 Spring roll 3 inch long 50g 10 Steak bake (Gregg s) Medium 139g 35 Steak and kidney pie 1 160g 40 16
17 Sweet snack foods Bombay mix 100g 35 Bombay mix 1 small handful 25g 10 Crisps 1 packet 35g 15 Crisps thick cut 1 packet 50g 25 Doritos 1 packet 33g 20 Egg custard single One 85g 25 Mini Cheddars 1 small bag 25g 15 Popcorn (savoury) ¹/ ³ family bag 100g 55 Popcorn (savoury) 1 cup 20g 10 Popcorn (sweet) ¹/ ³ family bag 100g 80 Pringles 12 crisps 25g 10 Quavers 1 packet 17g 10 Rice cakes 1 large 5 Snack-a-Jacks (savoury) Snack-a-Jacks (sweet) 1 individual packet 1 individual packet 35g 25 35g 30 17
18 Take-away foods Battered sausage (average chip shop) 1 large 150g approx 40 Battered sausage (average chip shop) 1 small 75g approx 20 Bhaji 3 145g 30 Big Mac (McDonald s) 1 219g 40 Portion of chips (average chip shop) 1 medium 240g 70 Portion of Chow Mein 1 small 350g 45 Fish in batter 1 medium 180g 20 KFC Fillet burger 1 45 KFC Toasted twister 1 50 KFC Zinger burger 1 50 Naan bread ½ large 100g 50 Pizza Hut breaded chicken strips 1 portion 20 Pizza Hut garlic bread 4 slices 45 Pizza Hut garlic bread with cheese 4 slices 35 Pizza Hut potato wedges 1 portion 55 Poppadoms 3 large 10 Rice boiled 1 tray 300g 90 Rice fried, pilau rice 1 tray 300g 75 Sweet & Sour (battered) 1 portion 300g 60 Apple pie 1 25 BBQ/Sweet n Sour Dip 1 pot 10 Big Mac 1 45 Cheeseburger
19 Chicken nuggets 9 10 Breakfast muffin 1 25 French fries Regular 30 French fries Medium 40 French fries Large 55 Ice cream (McFlurry) 1 45 Milkshake Regular 65 Milkshake Large 85 Nandos chicken burger Single 40 Nandos garlic roll 1 40 Nandos spicy rice
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