Mar 26, 2026 #41 The Room Legendary Member Messages 10,944 Top Poster #3 Joined Feb 18, 2018 Messages 10,944 Reaction score 1,292 Points 206 Monyet pun mati sbb diabetes Bnyk makanan yg ada gula walaupun tak manis sebenarnya
Mar 26, 2026 #42 The Room Legendary Member Messages 10,944 Top Poster #3 Joined Feb 18, 2018 Messages 10,944 Reaction score 1,292 Points 206 Here are some foods that can taste mild/bland but are actually high in sugar 1. White bread Doesn’t taste sweet But refined carbs quickly turn into glucose (sugar) in your body High glycemic index = sugar spike 2. Plain white rice Neutral taste Almost pure carbohydrate Converts to sugar rapidly after eating 3. Potatoes (especially mashed or boiled) Not sweet at all But high in starch → becomes glucose quickly 4. Plain cereals (like cornflakes) Taste light/bland Still contain hidden sugars or fast-digesting carbs 5. Milk Not very sweet Contains lactose (natural sugar) 6. Yogurt (plain or “low sugar” types) Slightly sour or bland Still contains natural sugar + sometimes hidden added sugar 7. Banana (especially less ripe) Mild sweetness Actually quite high in natural sugar Key idea “Not sweet” ≠ “low sugar” Many foods: Contain starch (carbs) Your body breaks them into sugar (glucose) anyway Simple rule Bland/refined carbs = often high sugar impact Whole foods with fiber = slower sugar release If you want, I can list foods that are truly low sugar (good for diabetes control )
Here are some foods that can taste mild/bland but are actually high in sugar 1. White bread Doesn’t taste sweet But refined carbs quickly turn into glucose (sugar) in your body High glycemic index = sugar spike 2. Plain white rice Neutral taste Almost pure carbohydrate Converts to sugar rapidly after eating 3. Potatoes (especially mashed or boiled) Not sweet at all But high in starch → becomes glucose quickly 4. Plain cereals (like cornflakes) Taste light/bland Still contain hidden sugars or fast-digesting carbs 5. Milk Not very sweet Contains lactose (natural sugar) 6. Yogurt (plain or “low sugar” types) Slightly sour or bland Still contains natural sugar + sometimes hidden added sugar 7. Banana (especially less ripe) Mild sweetness Actually quite high in natural sugar Key idea “Not sweet” ≠ “low sugar” Many foods: Contain starch (carbs) Your body breaks them into sugar (glucose) anyway Simple rule Bland/refined carbs = often high sugar impact Whole foods with fiber = slower sugar release If you want, I can list foods that are truly low sugar (good for diabetes control )
Aug 2, 2026 #43 The Room Legendary Member Messages 10,944 Top Poster #3 Joined Feb 18, 2018 Messages 10,944 Reaction score 1,292 Points 206 Stevia ok tak