Am I missing something in this recipe?

I am looking for wls appropriate recipes for thanksgiving. I came across a recipe for a crustless pumpkin pie.  See below. Can someone tell me where are the carbs are coming from in this recipe? Also, because you are using sweetened condensed milk, I'm sure there should be some sugar in it but yet  it is not listed. 

Definately carbs in the pumpkin. Using google (yeah, I know it's not 100% reliable) it shows canned pumpkin is 85% carbs (sugar). It does sound appetizing!

It's mostly the pumpkin see what i found:  (also the milk has carbs too I had type 2 diabetes so had to watch carbs, but it seems like it is gone since surgery :)  Ok and also walnuts too:

Serving Size Carbohydrates Calories Calories from Carbohydrates Percent of Calories from Carbohydrates     Nuts, walnuts, black, dried 1 tbsp 0.75 g 48.20 0.94 1.9% 1 oz 2.71 g 175.20 3.41 1.9% 100g 9.57 g 618.00 12.02 1.9% 1 cup, chopped 11.97 g 772.50 15.02 1.9%     Nuts, walnuts, english 1 cup, in shell, edible yield (7 nuts) 3.71 g 183.12 7.60 4.1% 1 oz (14 halves) 3.76 g 185.41 7.69 4.1% 1 cup, ground 10.61 g 523.20 21.71 4.1% 1 cup shelled (50 halves) 13.27 g 654.00 27.13 4.1% 100g 13.27 g 654.00 27.13 4.1% 1 cup, chopped 15.52 g 765.18 31.75 4.1% 1 cup pieces or chips 15.92 g 784.80 32.56 4.1%

• ½ cup raw pumpkin, cubed: 3.5 grams effective (net) carbohydrate plus .5 gram fiber and 15 calories
• ½ cup canned or mashed cooked pumpkin: 6 grams effective (net) carbohydrate plus 3.5 gram fiber and 42 calories
• 4 oz raw pumpkin (¼ lb): 7 grams effective (net) carbohydrate and 29 calories

Thanks everyone. I haven't had pumpkin since surgery so didn't realize it was a carb. This is why I love this forum!

 the canned condensed milk and pumpkin.  pretty much all veggies and fruit are carbs primarily (as far as I know).  I wish they were protein, it would make life post rny so much easier!  

It certainly would Ian.

Did you find this recipe online? I think I have found a dessert that my family and I could all enjoy.

Yes, I typed in Weight Loss Surgery thanksgiving recipes and it popped up

there are three components to all foods. Carbs, protein, and fats. it is not protein (meat, etc) then its carbs or fat. Vegetables are carbs.

The sweetened condensed milk. Maybe you can try fat free evaporated milk ? I am NOT a recipe expert.

You can't avoid carbs in good foods like pumpkin, or milk, but you can avoid adding extra sugar to things. Carbs are a part of a healthy diet.