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Table 3 Foods used to construct the test meals provided in the study

From: Does the ingestion of a 24 hour low glycaemic index Asian mixed meal diet improve glycaemic response and promote fat oxidation? A controlled, randomized cross-over study

Low GI diet

High GI diet

Breakfast

Breakfast

 Milo, milk (low fat) lemon puff biscuits

 poon kueh (pink rice cake), rice cracker Nestum cereal drink (made with water)

Lunch

Lunch

 bee hoon (rice vermicelli), sauce (ketchup, sesame oil, dark soy, water), teriyaki chicken, spinach (boiled)

 mee pok (flat egg noodle), sauce (ketchup, sesame oil, dark soy, water), teriyaki chicken, carrots (boiled), rice cracker

Snack

Snack

 kaya butter toast (kaya is made from coconut milk, eggs and sugar), Milo, milk (low fat)

 steamed glutinous rice with chicken (lo mai gai), ice lemon tea

Dinner

Dinner

 parboiled basmati rice, chicken stock, teriyaki chicken, spinach (boiled)

 glutinous rice, chicken stock teriyaki chicken, carrots (boiled then mixed with margarine), rice cracker

  1. GI, glycaemic index