Please show a picture of the ingredients label. How much sodium is in this? Thanks!
870852
We took a picture of the product label, but do not see where to upload the photo. The sodium content of the Paragon Butter Flavoring Salt is 455mg (19%).
870853
Ingredients: Salt, Certified Food Color, (including FD&C Yellow #5 & #6), Imitation Butter Flavor, Tri-Calcium. Phosphate added as an anti-caking agent.
870854
Ingredients: Salt, Certified Food Color, (including FD&C; Yellow #5 & #6), Imitation Butter Flavor, Tri-Calcium. Phosphate added as an anti-caking agent.
1071862
Looks like 22 Protein 290 sodium from the quick research I did. I do however know I celebrated 15 pounds gained from 5/14-5/15... Stuff works
7020
300 mg sodium and 2 g sugar. These are really good. I eat them frequently. If you are worried about salt, just rinse them well which is what I do with all my canned veggies. Enjoy.
1761190
The packaging does say "reduced sodium". It has 270mg per packet. Each packet is 0,27 oz or 8ml.
455637
OK Here goes: Serving size 15g, Cal 70, Cal Fat 37g, Fat 4g (6%), Cholest 8.7g (3%), total carb 6.2g (2%), Fiber .44g (2%), Protein 2.4g (5%). Sodium is somewhat high (I'm on a restricted diet); however, I don't eat this as a bowl of soup. I just put a few tablespoons of cheese sauce (see my recipe) over my veggies. Good stuff!
1886553
The only reason I'm aware of is that there is no added salt. All the sodium is from the ingredients which is more natural. That's what I gathered from the Bragg website.
1699392
I still have one box left. I just read the label and it shows "Sodium Omg". Therefore, it has no sodium.
1742561
I've never had the vanilla one, only the chocolate. Haven't really looked at how much sodium is in there but according to the label it's around 250mg. For me it doesn't taste salty at all.
1504891
Info off my container, ! level Tablespoon, no fats,1oo mg sodium-4%, 4 gm. protein,8%, beta carotene 26,250 iu, b1 175 mg,2 250 mg,b12 5 mcg.,calcium 30 mg, iron 3.5 mg,GLA 65 mg,chlorophyll 35 mg
1455566
It contains potassium chloride - that's how they reduce the sodium content. There are 350mg potassium on the label (per serving).
1331842
I looked over the ingredients and do not see sodium or phosphates. However, you can go directly onto the manufacturer's website and under "Products" you can click on the "Ingredients" and it'll list everything there for you (And large enough to read it, lol). My dog has congestive heart failure and we are restricting his sodium intake as well. He's been on this vitamin formula for at least three years and is doing very well, considering his heart issue. The website is located at; "www.ultimatehealthfordogs.com"...... I happened to have met the product developer at a dog show as they had a booth selling it there. It was after talking to him that I bought the vitamins for my dog. I know several breeders from dog shows who use this product, as well. I hope this helps you.
1714384
The package states that there is 14.2 mEq of Sodium and 4.7 mEq of Potassium per packet. I hope that helps.
1203420
310mg of sodium and there are 2 servings per cup. Although the serving sizes are small. So each cup has 620mgs of sodium.
1470843
According to the label on my tub, the sodium is 0mg. That is for the plain variety. I do not know if the chocolate and vanilla varieties are the same.
2093248
I don't know what you are looking at but the container I have says 100% natural calcium bentonite (green) clay. No where on the label is the word sodium mentioned.
240439
I didn't see any sodium in the ingredients when I first purchased it. I don't use salt except for baking and don't like it in my regular meals, so I'm pretty sensitive if a spice blend includes it (regardless of what they say on the label). I did not have the normal salt reaction when I taste it in food, so I would certainly believe it is low sodium. I cannot give you a definitive answer though.
458809
The product I purchased has no added salt table or sea. There is sodium 280mg from natural occurring ingredients from vegetables which are not sodium free but occur naturally and are condensed due to the reduction process to get bullion.