How much sugar is in a serving.
1496976
It's not sugar, it's an overly sweet substitute that in my opinion is worse than sugar, for taste. I couldn't water it down enough to make it drinkable.
1496977
It's very low in Carbohydrates (7g w/ two full scoops)I only use 1 scoop, thats why I'm hooked.. ;-) It contains some natural sweetener called RejuvaSweet and haven't been able to find any other products with this. I think it tastes amazing considering the low carb count.
1496978
It doesn't appear it has any sugar. It says it has RajuvaSweet. Naturally Sweet Branched and Linear Chained Cellular Energy Concentrates, Organic Stevia and etc.. Hope this helps!
1496979
I love this stuff.. wish it was cheaper though.. <1 gram sugar and tastes great!! I use it when on diet. I wish I could buy the rejuvaSweet sugar substitute any where else but can find..
1131706
The recipes i've seen range from 2-5 tablespoons of syrup for 2 servings. I like 3-4. I've found that the more syrup you use, the less sugar you have to use as it is sweet in itself, going from 3 tblsp of sugar to 0-1. Unless maybe you get the sugar free syrup.
1314397
There is no added sugar in the ingredients list. But it does contain 1g of sugar per serving.
462816
I am guessing anywhere from 4 to 4 3/4ths cup, I haven't personally measured but that is what sugar is
941345
I don't know the oz but it's a small amount which is fine! It's a nice way to control sugar intake!
1284180
According to the nutrition facts on the box, there are 13 grams of sugar in on bar; that is a little over 3 teaspoons of sugar in one bar, considering there are four grams in on teaspoon.
531159
Something like 52 one scoop servings. You can pull the nutrition label online to see whats in a serving.
208226
there is 3 grams of sugar per serving and 15 calories per serving. I would not recommend this vinegar though. I think there are better choices out there. I would not buy this product again.
2140865
Hi, great question. The serving size is one scoop (9g) and it has a total carbohydrate of 7g according to the Nutritional Facts.
17476
Depends on the flavor. You would have to go to the link and then pick a flavor's supplement fact label. But, for example, they have an unsweetened line and the unsweetened vanilla has 0 grams of sugars per serving. Yeah!http://www.naturesplus.com/products/pdf/45881.pdf
1572831
It's not listed on the bag. Based on two other brands I've purchased, one had 24g sugars, 160 calories for a 44g serving, and another had 30g sugars, 130 calories for a 40g serving. So I figure this one is in a similar range, but maybe the company can provide the answer.
327941
A serving is 1 tablespoon which is 5 grams or 5,000 mg. There are 68 servings per container.
2248634
As this stuff is incredibly sweet, I would guess the equivalent is about 1.5-2 spoonfuls of normal sugar. The spoon included is a little less than 1/4 inch across and about half as deep.
308710
A serving is one teaspoon and each servings contains two grams of carbohydrate.
792221
26g of carbs and 26g of sugar. Too high for me, definitely in the sugar; but definitely served its purpose in a pinch.
2000002
9952 servings per pound. it doesn't say on the package. but when i bought a 1 oz container of similar stevia extract, the label says there are 622 servings per ounce. so, so the math. 1/16 of a teaspoon. or even less, is equal to one teaspoon of sugar.
1023593
It contains Organic evaporated cane juice sugar. There are 6 grams of sugar per serving.