The world of weight loss superfoods just got a new entry: resistant starch. What's that? A carb that "resists" digestion and brings about lots of health benefits.
Eager to learn more? Let's discover what makes resistant starch so awesome and which foods have the most of it. Plus, 3 easy recipe ideas to add to your diet!
Because resistant starches bypass digestion, they basically behave like soluble fibres. They fill you up and slow down the digestion of other foods.
This means resistant starches make you feel fuller, curb hunger, and help you eat less during the day. Simply put, they're a weight loss booster! But it doesn't end here.
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But wait, there's more! Foods with lots of resistant starch are also lower in calories than foods with digestible starch. So, you'll automatically eat fewer calories. Amazing!
Foods like cooked-and-cooled rice and potatoes have the most resistant starches. But oats, cashews, green bananas, and beans are also good sources.
Want to give resistant starch a go? Then, get started with this nice and easy potato salad with vegan beetroot mayo. Delicious, colourful, and so healthy!
Love Japanese rice balls? Perfect! They pack lots of resistant starch as they're made with cooked and cooled rice. Below is our easy onigiri recipe with spicy kombu filling!
And finally, here's a wonderful oatmeal pot with acai berry and yogurt! To get your fill of resistant starches, soak the oats in hot water first and then let them cool down.