Why are there no carbs in beef?!
Why are there no carbs in beef?
Cows eat grass, which is stored as glycogen in the muscles. Then why is there no carbs in beef?
Answers:
It's not like 0.0 carbs. There's a tiny little bit. A lot of the glycogen is in the liver. The liver holds almost as much glycogen as every muscle group combined.
Source(s):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/glycogen... first paragraph
That's a good question...i guess you can go by why grass isnt water & dirt because that's what it eats.
idk...maybe u should ask a beer company