Fat and Cholesterol Count? Creamy?
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Fat is: Total 2g (3% Daily Value), Saturated fat 1g (3% DV), Trans Fat 0gCholesterol is 60mg (20%DV).As for whether it's creamy, I'd describe it as smooth. It depends on how much water you choose to add to vary it, but I have stuck with the recommended 8oz. :-)
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My vanilla almond has 2g if fat and 60mg cholesterol in one serving with water. I say creamy because it does already contain milk, so it isn't watery or chalky like other brands.
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Butter (sweet cream, salt, annatto color) and nonfat milk solids.Mix: 1 to 1Tastes pretty good, too.
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The label doesn't have anything about hydrogenated fat. But maybe this will help: in a 3 tablespoon serving, it has total fat 3g (saturated fat 3g and trans fat 0g).The ingredients are listed as: sugar, nonfat milk, nondairy creamer (coconut oil, corn syrup, solids, sodium caseinate, sodium citrate, mono- and diglycerides, salt, sodium, aluminosilicate), tea powder blend, honey granules, spice blend, natural and artificial flavors, vegetable gums, bourbon vanilla extract. Hope this helps!
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Cholesterol in food is not bad, only what your own body produces matters. And 50% of people having heart attacks have low levels of it. Egg yolks are high in lethecin, which dissolves cholesterol. So does non-GMO soy and the granules taste great. Good in smoothies. (Lethicin? Not sure if has I or e in the middle)
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I've replaced butter with dairy free margarine (Earth Balance!) and it's turned out just as nice! :)
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I only use the unsalted Plugra so I don't know if the fat contents differ but looking at the 8 oz unsalted label it says total fat: 11g, saturated fat 7g, no trans fat. Zero carbs, calories 100...says 8 oz per serving. Hope this helps. In the for what it's worth category: I've used unsalted Plugra for years and nothing beats the taste.
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About an inch long and mind of fat. I have a follow up in a few days to see if it helped to lower my cholesterol.
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It seems like the nutrition information printed on this product's label is completely off -- for example, my label says that a 13-gram serving of the powder contains 225 grams of cholesterol, which makes no sense (it doesn't even make sense if you change the grams to mg).However, I would have no reason to believe that this powder is nutritionally any different from regular whole milk, if diluted properly.
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Konstantinos, thank you for your question. There are 40mg of cholesterol in each serving of Source Organic Whey. Please email info@sourceorganicwhey if we may be of additional assistance.
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Yeah pretty much the same thing. The only different is, if you like the two combine as taste rather than one alone, plus it can help you save money for combing into one healthy mix of good fats rather than buying them separately. But that's just my IMO. Hope it was helpful.
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I am on my third box and I haven't had my cholesterol rechecked yet since taking it because of insurance timetables; However, I started loosing belly fat, hip and thigh fat within a few weeks of taking it and my Dr. was so concerned about how much weight I was loosing so fast that she sent me for several tests to see if I had cancer. All of them were good results and I appear in better good health than years ago when I had those tests last. I plan to keep using this product and have my lipids rechecked as soon as possible.
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yes..but it will be a little icey...no yummy milk fat,sorry,fat =flavor,lots in real cream
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Sorry...I have no clue. I take it on recommendation from my doctor to lower my cholesterol.
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Total Fat 0 g; cholesterol: 0 mg; sodium 42 mg; potassium 552 mg; Total Carbs 19 g; sugars 10 g---try the website www.wai-koko.com
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yes it will give food a creamy consistency. I used it in my smoothie yesterday just for that purpose. It acts as any fat in product will, makes it creamy.
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Sodium: 160Mg or 7% of Daily...No cholestrol; Total Fat 5g...Saturated 2g...No Trans Fat...Let me know if you want the other stats...(you can tell I go for taste rather than content...at least until my blood tests force me to pay attention!)...LOL
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I would assume it has the same amount of cholesterol as fresh eggs as it is powdered whole eggs. None of the cholesterol has been taken out.