about how many mints are in the 5lb pkg? and are these splenda sweetened?
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Sorry, don't know because these things were a gummy, sticky mess and I threw them out.
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I am not sure. Each chew has 3.5 grams of sugar. But it is recommended for those taking statins.
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Carbs are listed as 1 gram per serving for some and 0 grams for others, but I think they are sugar alcohols because of the Splenda.
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We sell the as 4 packs each contains 5.2 oz. hope you find this info helpful. Nadia from facemedplus
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Interesting. I have not checked myself; but am about to return mine... They contain aspartame. Not happy with that!
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Great observation...we have access to an unsweetened 5# bulk pack. I will be pulling a sample to verify that it is truly a no-added sugar item before listing. If it meets these standards I will direct you to the amazon code. Thank you for your suggestion. (give me till Friday this week to verify) Coleman Supply
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I believe the peanut butter ones had 8gm sugar. I looked on line for it. The previous post info was from bars I have on hand.
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As listed on the package it has 32g of carbohydrates. Fiber is 0 and Sugar is 0 and there is no listing for sugar alcohol. These are not diabetic friendly candy as it contains Sucralose. Warning if you have dentures or partials you can forget buying these as they are like gummy bears on steroids. They stick to your teeth and you can't remove them without using a toothbrush and lots of warm water. I only ate about 8 of them. :o(
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Each of the 12 packages has 3 individual packages in them. According to the package, the 3 individual packages have a total weight of .74 oz., or 21 grams. So that is about .24 oz. or 7 grams each. As a side note, I had issues with the company that distributed these pop rocks, and every one of the packets were mostly powder, and hardly any fizz whatsoever, and the flavors were so bland and hardly tasted like the flavor that it was supposed to have been. I was totally disappointed with them and will NEVER buy them again.
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1,000 of the packets you use in restaurants, etc. are in 1 box. Each packet is equal to one teaspoon, so you have 2,000 teaspoons. I'd definitely say it's much more than 5 lbs. of sugar (around here it's 4 pounds now !)
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No - is the short and long answer. The company that packages them is at this address:It's like asking how many tea ingredients are in a bag of Lipton Tea.The company that packages and distributes these is at:www.sunrisepurenutrition.comThere is a contact number in their limited site.
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We have used these for hot chocolate, protein shakes, coffee and other things. They are not unsweetened, they are made with Splenda.
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Package says "brown rice syrup, dried cane syrup, natural peppermint oil, and other natural flavors". Under supplement facts, it lists 2g of sugar per piece. I would go to TummyDrops website and email them for more details.
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Only 1 package. Yes it's expensive but if you're trying to avoid sugar and most importantly artificial sweeteners, it's worth it every now and then.
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Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for your question! We are happy to help. There are about 10 servings per package, and each serving is 3 pieces, so there are about 30 hard candies per package. We hope this is helpful! If we can assist you with anything further, please feel free to contact us directly through Amazon! Jenna G. Swanson Health Products
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Sorry I don't have the bag anymore. I believe they are fat free and mostly sugar.
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I'm looking at the mint flavor and that kind is 140 calories. I suspect the other flavors are the same or close to it, but I don't have any of those packets handy to check.