How much sodium in a serving?
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends you consume no more than 2,300 milligrams of sodium daily.
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if you are asking, you probably shouldn't order Soba sauce. Think a lighter version of soy sauce. ;)
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According to the label, there is 541.52mg sodium per 15g (1 tbsp).... about 23 daily value.
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The jar says 28 servings therefore 28 x 890 mg = 24.9 g total sodium in one jar. This is about 20% of the total 125 g of broth in each jar.
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I don't have that brand in the house right now, but Old Dutch pork rinds' label says: 1/2 oz serving size = 230mg sodium
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according to the label on the box each serving contains 110 milligrams of sodium or four per cent of the daily value which means that eating this cereal should not pose a problem fo rmost people on sodium restricted diets. There are 15 servings per box
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A 15 cracker serving has 110 mg sodium. The nutrition label is pictured on the left side of the ad. All info can be found there, including ingredients.
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There is no sodium listed on the label. 1,300 mg calcium, 440 mg phosphorus, 15 mg magnesium. Other ingredients: none. Hope that helps.
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I got this off the bag itself: 1 serving is 1 tablespoon (17 grams) and for one serving the sodium is 780 mg or 33% of daily value (based on 2,000 calorie diet). This sounds very high in sodium but here's something to take into account: the miso soup recipe on the package calls for 1 tablespoon miso for 4 cups of water (plus vegetables). Hope this helps.
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It contains potassium chloride - that's how they reduce the sodium content. There are 350mg potassium on the label (per serving).
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"Nutrition Facts" per the back of the pack: Serving size 3 Tbsp Dry mix has 270 mg Sodium, 11% Daily Value. When prepared per directions with water, milk and 4 Tbsp butter, each 2/3 cup serving increases the sodium to 14% of Daily Value, but it does not list the actual milligrams. There are 8 servings per container, upon which these numbers are based. Hope this has helped. Rees
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Serving size is one tsp. That delivers 140mg sodium. I think 3 tsp. = 1 Tbl. BTW, one tsp makes 1 cup broth. Nothing beats home made broth but for a quick kitchen solution, this is fairly decent stuff.
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In the Organic Imagine Free Range Chicken Broth (Low Fat & No Added MSG) Low Sodium version, the label states that there is 115 mg of sodium in 1 cup.
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The fat count per serving is 7 grams, 0.5 saturated, trans fat 0. Sodium is 15 mg per serving.
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286mg sodium in a each serving (two servings per can) of a 124gram can (4.375 ounce can)
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according to the label; 2 servings per can and 260 mg. sodium or 11% sodium per serving.
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Sorry, I don't know the exact sodium content. I sent this chicken to a friend. Having said that, I'm on a low sodium diet and I wouldn't buy and eat it. I know all these canned meats are loaded and unless it says "Low Sodium", I don't buy them.
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I don't have all the boxes left, but of the two that I have are probably fairly typical - The Chicken Curry has 550 mg per serving, Fish curry mix as 580 mg per serving. Definitely not a low-sodium product, about the same as some canned tomato soup in my cupboard.