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Few fibre facts

FIBRE refers to the structural component of plants. It is therefore found in all plant-derived foods such as vegetables, fruits, grains, ground provision, and legumes.ï¿½Types of fibreAlthough fibres do not sort neatly into groups, some generalisations can be made.

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