Assertion: artichoke's carbohydrate | /r/Synonym | inulin
Facets:
value: unlike most root vegetables
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Jerusalem artichokes contain a carbohydrate called inulin (not to be mistaken for insulin) which is hard for the human gut to digest.
text: It might be worth mentioning that artichokes contain the carbohydrate 'Inulin' that is broken down by bacteria in the gut and can be responsible for wind in some people.
text: The tubers contain a carbohydrate called inulin that may cause intestinal gas, discomfort, and even diarrhea (especially if eaten raw) – much like beans or other legumes.
text: The tubers contain a carbohydrate called inulin that may cause intestinal gas, discomfort, and even diarrhea (especially if eaten raw) – much like beans or other legumes.
text: The vegetable is made of a carbohydrate called inulin, he explained, instead of the tuber's typical starch, and inulin has an Ex-Lax-like effect on the human digestive system—we can't digest it naturally, so our gut bacteria go to town.
text: It might be worth mentioning that artichokes contain the carbohydrate 'Inulin' that is broken down by bacteria in the gut and can be responsible for wind in some people.
text: Unlike most root vegetables, the principal carbohydrate in Jerusalem artichokes at harvest is inulin rather than starch.