Re: Volumes of CO2 conversion. Almost there Turbo. If you multiply the volumes of CO2 by 1.977 (the weight of 1 volume of CO2 at 0Â°C) you will get the gm/L figure then multiply for the number of litres.
> 100. Net carbs in Swerve. I found a delicious crustless cheesecake recipe (http://www.cutthewheat.com/2013/08/c...-low-carb. html) The authors claim that a large slice (1/8 of the pie) has only 4 grams of NET carbs when made with Swerve, an alternative to sugar that relies on a sugar alcohol, erythritol, for its sweetness.
Processed and cured meats, such as sausage, ham, bacon, and frankfurters regularly contain small amounts of carbohydrates. Eggs also have a trace amount of carbs (about .6g per egg). Reading package labels is essential to learn if pre-packaged products contain carbohydrates.