Coconut "yogurt" is a popular dairy-free alternative. Naturally high in
saturated fats, coconut has left consumers and health experts debating
whether or not it's a healthy choice. Fortified coconut products have
many of the same micronutrients as dairy (including calcium), although
the yogurt is not as high in protein. Here's how coconut yogurt stacks
up. Coconut yogurt alternatives have just under 20g of carbohydrate per
cup, the majority of which are from sugar. If you choose a flavored or
sweetened variety (like vanilla or strawberry) it will likely be even
higher in sugar. The canned coconut cream used to make this product is
sweetened, providing the majority of carbohydrates.
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