If you’re looking to lower your carb intake when you eat potatoes, the Mitolo Family Farms Low Carb potato is for you. They might be low in carbs, but they’re full of flavour and are great for salads, mashing, roasting and wedges. Callum Hann from Sprout Cooking reckons they’re bloody delicious. As a little nutrition tip, if you’re using Low Carb Potatoes in salads and want to lower your glycemic response, consume them when they’re cold.
Try them in our Low Carb Super Green Warm Potato Salad.
Available in 1.5kg bags, at your favourite independent supermarkets and quality local greengrocers.
Non-GMO! All of our potatoes are bred using traditional cross-pollination which is a completely natural process!
Nutrition Information Serving per package: 6 Serving size: 250g |
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Per Serve | Per 100g | |
Energy | 517 kJ (124 Cal) | 207 kJ (49 Cal) |
Protein | 4.8 g | 1.9 g |
Dietary Fibre, Total | 3.5 g | 1.4 g |
Fat, Total | Less than 2.5 g | Less than 1 g |
– Saturated | Less than 2.5 g | Less than 1 g |
Carbohydrate | 23.8 g | 9.5 g |
– Sugars | Less than 2.5 g | Less than 1 g |
Sodium | 40 mg | 16 mg |
GI = 61 (Medium)
*25% less carbs than an average of a group of commonly available potato varieties. To substantiate the 25% less carbohydrate content of the Low Carb branded potato variety compared to a group of commonly available potato varieties, the analysis of carbohydrate from representative potato varieties was undertaken by laboratories accredited by National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA). This ensured that the composition of each potato analysed is accurate and valid to calculate the average available carbohydrate content to make the comparative claim. This data source is compatible with Standard 1.2.8 and is calculated using the Code definition of available carbohydrate.
Varieties Tested:
– Kestrel
– White Star
– Royal Blue
– Crop 13
– Gourmandine
– Sebago
– Eva
– Mozart
– Sifra