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When you look at the nutrition label on food packages for foods that don’t have carbohydrates, remember there may be a trace amount of carbohydrate. This matters because if you are monitoring your carbohydrate intake, and continually eat foods with trace amounts of carbohydrates, you may end up eating more carbohydrates than you think.
