what are the sugar & salt levels in the original recipe
1969212
From the back of the box of 18 mixes of original - serving size 1tsp (3g), servings per container 180, sodium 570mg, sugars <1g but that includes 1 packet of cure/1 of spices per serving but you have to consider the cure is just salt. The seasoning/spice alone ingredients: sugar, dextrose, spices, dehydrated garlic salt, corn protein, monosodium glutamate, natural flavor and less than 2% silicon dioxide to prevent caking.Sometimes I use 3 packets of spice and maybe just 2 of the cure to be less salty and you can definitely tell a difference in the salt level (depending on how much meat I use). Hope this helps. From the back of the box of 18 mixes of original - serving size 1tsp (3g), servings per container 180, sodium 570mg, sugars <1g but that includes 1 packet of cure/1 of spices per serving but you have to consider the cure is just salt. The seasoning/spice alone ingredients: sugar, dextrose, spices, dehydrated garlic salt, corn protein, monosodium glutamate, natural flavor and less than 2% silicon dioxide to prevent caking.Sometimes I use 3 packets of spice and maybe just 2 of the cure to be less salty and you can definitely tell a difference in the salt level (depending on how... » Read More From the back of the box of 18 mixes of original - serving size 1tsp (3g), servings per container 180, sodium 570mg, sugars <1g but that includes 1 packet of cure/1 of spices per serving but you have to consider the cure is just salt. The seasoning/spice alone ingredients: sugar, dextrose, spices, dehydrated garlic salt, corn protein, monosodium glutamate, natural flavor and less than 2% silicon dioxide to prevent caking.Sometimes I use 3 packets of spice and maybe just 2 of the cure to be less salty and you can definitely tell a difference in the salt level (depending on how much meat I use). Hope this helps. « Show Less
1969213
Per the nutrition facts on the box: serving size is 1 tsp (3g) servings per Packet is 10 servings. 18 packets in a box.Calories 5 Fat 0% sodium 570mg or 24%total carbohydrates 1g or 0%sugars <1gprotein 0g. Hope that this helps you.
896199
Here is the link: http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/no-roll-sugar-cookies/e4160179-ddf5-4c85-ac7e-11f6c86015ab
1573875
Wheat Flour, Mono-Diglycerides, Calcium Sulfate, Dextrose, Tricalcium Phosphate, Ascorbic Acid, Salt, L-Cysteine, & Enzymes
1856965
water, wheat gluten, salt, sugar, soybeans, caramel coloring, sodium benzoate and potassium sorb ate, preservatives
1403692
Cheese salt is included in the kit, so I would assume that if you only used a little or no salt that it would be low sodium
278152
I used regular Morton's table salt. The ice cream turned out great it was just a lot of work. Hope this helps.
1684623
I finally remembered to check yesterday. I didn't see anything listed in the ingredients that was any form of sugar or salt. If you go to this link, the very last picture shows the ingredients: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000YSS7EO/ref=sr_ph?ie=UTF8&qid=1405947738&sr=1&keywords=happy+babies+happy+bellies
1127233
it has 4g. sugar the sugar comes from high fructose corn syrup and corn syrup5mg salt 170mg potassium from 'AlsoSalt)
1665496
I haven't tried to powder sugar so I can't directly answer that however, I made a standing rib roast over Thanksgiving, and made a dry rub for it from coarse sea salt, garlic and onion powder, cracked pepper and celery seed. I processed it in the food processor attachment. Much of the salt was reduced, but a fair portion was not. Same for the celery seed. I was hoping to reduce it a bit more, but after a few minutes, it was pretty clear it was as fine as it was going to get.
71621
8 grams sugar, 6fl. oz serving; 48 calories per serving; 3grams sodium, 125mg potassium; 12grams carbs.; 25% vitamin C; 14% vitamin E; 4% vitamin B6 and 3% vitamin B1; magnesium & iron; 1% Calcium, niacin folate, phosphorous, 5 zinc.
1689993
It is a Paste and quite concentrated. it is salty so have a care when salting your finished product do not add salt that a recipe calls for without tasting first. for most recipes you will not have to add any salt.
658375
I don't remember all the ingredients but you have to add sugar to make the custard. I forgot once and it was horrid.
1371565
No sugar, no salt. I didn't love the taste of it but I think that's just how it tastes (not the specific brand.)
1630265
You should not be asking me this question. I am not the bread manufacturer. I am merely someone who has bought it. As far as I know it has zero salt and zero fat but that could be wrong.
1988308
The ingredients are table salt and baking soda. I've kept them well over a year with no problems. I used to make my own, but getting them to mix in the right proportions was impossible and I went back to the little packets. I think you can buy the 250 without a problem.
379646
52 pieces (15 g) has 5 mg sodium, 14 g total carb, &lt; 12 g sugar, 60 calories
71622
Not sure if I understand the question. 0 fat, 0 cholestrol, 5mg sodium, 220mg potassium, total carbohydrates 19g. Dietary fiber 1g. Sugars 9g. Total protein 1g.