How many carbohydrates are in scrambled eggs?

Scrambled eggs themselves contain very little carbohydrates.

Here's why:

* Eggs are primarily protein and fat.

* The carbohydrate content comes from the yolk. A large egg yolk contains about 0.6 grams of carbohydrates.

* The whites of the egg are virtually carb-free.

However, the number of carbohydrates in your scrambled eggs can change depending on what you add to them:

* Milk or cream: These dairy products add carbohydrates.

* Cheese: Cheese contains some carbohydrates, but the amount varies depending on the type of cheese.

* Vegetables: Adding vegetables like onions, peppers, or spinach will increase the carbohydrate content.

* Bread or toast: Serving scrambled eggs on toast will significantly increase the carbohydrate intake.

Therefore, a plain scrambled egg (just eggs and a little bit of oil or butter) will have very few carbohydrates (around 0.6 grams).

If you add other ingredients, the carbohydrate content will increase.