I just started the diabetic exchange diet and wonder how to tell the exchange of pre-packaged foods.?
When Weight Watchers, they had a calculator you could buy it when the entry of calories, fat and fiber grams indicate the number of points each'','' food was assessed. Does anyone know if there is any kind of similar calculator to determine the values of sharing food packages, such as 100 calorie snacks, for example? Any help is appreciated!
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