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Re: Aren't the items on Heather's list supposed to be SF foods and safe?!
      09/21/06 10:42 AM
HeatherAdministrator

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Hi - I'm sorry, I don't have any info sources that aren't already on the website.

All I can tell you is that I've found it best to go by the "smushy" rule. If a fruit or veggie or grain smushes easily (like a banana, cooked sweet potatoes, or rice) that's a great indicator that it's soluble fiber. Quinoa is a good example. If it doesn't smush, or there are hulls, strings, seeds, roughage, etc. that indicates insoluble fiber.

I find this to be a faster, easier, and more reliable way to see if what I'm eating is soluble or insoluble.

If you have more posts on this, please keep to the same threads instead of starting new ones.

Best,
Heather

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* Aren't the items on Heather's list supposed to be SF foods and safe?!
Ulrika
09/21/06 10:27 AM
* Re: Aren't the items on Heather's list supposed to be SF foods and safe?!
Little Minnie
09/22/06 09:16 AM
* Mushrooms, IF & SF
Syl
09/22/06 10:48 AM
* Re: Aren't the items on Heather's list supposed to be SF foods and safe?!
HeatherAdministrator
09/21/06 10:42 AM
* I started a new thread because this was a more general question. -nt-
Ulrika
09/21/06 01:35 PM
* So is quinoa solube or insoluble?
Jordy
09/21/06 12:21 PM
* quinoa is soluble
Shell Marr
09/21/06 12:25 PM
* Yes! it's smushy, and it's soluble. But like most whole grains
HeatherAdministrator
09/21/06 03:06 PM
* It may depend ...
Syl
09/21/06 12:33 PM
* Smushy rule
Syl
09/21/06 11:24 AM
* Good question
Syl
09/21/06 10:37 AM

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