what is the sugar content per serving? I found most available ones with sugar content over 3 grams/serving.
252331
Hey, I'm really not sure because I don't have the bottle around anymore. Wish I could be more help!
252332
As Beverly said, 4gm in 1 Tbsp (per image here: http://www.gfgrocery.com/wok-mei-oyster-sauce-8oz). For what it's worth, this is the same amount in Lee Kum Kee's brand (both their Panda Brand and their Premium Oyster Sauce).
252333
My jar says 4 grams, which is not optimal, but this brand has a short list of ingredients, none of them "mysterious".
1329187
Believe it is 0.6 net carbs per serving which has no impact . I use them and my sugar is okay. I watch my carbs .
1802107
there is some sugar, about 36 grams, but i enjoy the benefits and convenience of the product, it has served me well.
2227335
The container says about 22. I find I only need 2 scoops instead of the recommended 3 per serving so it lasted me a bit longer. I will see if I can post a picture of the label for you. :)
1766192
According to the package label, there are 3gms of Carbohydrates per serving
331208
2g per serving. http://us.naturespath.com/product/whole-ostm-cereal as always - remember, google is your friend. I found this in 5 seconds with 2 links.
857857
Roll your mouse over the 2nd small image on the left (do not click) then roll the mouse over "Supplement Facts" do not click, and you will see the image magnified to be easily read. I've tried it and found it to be excessively sweet, as there is close to 50% sugar per serving. People addicted to sugar will love the flavor, not me. I've selected L-Arginine Pro as being less sugary.
156316
It has 0 grams of sugar per serving, 3 total Carbohydrate grams. It is sweetened with Stevia.
1899953
In the rBGH free there are 2 grams of sugar per serving, which is two scoops. Hope this helps.
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.
2035708
These are actually 90 calories and 13g sugar per serving (serving size = 1, serving per package = 8)
1937010
That is a good question which I have not investigated nor compared the sugar content to other brands. I do know that the company states that they use coconuts from a certain area of the Philippines which are the sweetest: "Our coconuts are harvested from the prized Nakorn Pathom province, where they grow larger and taste sweeter than from any other region in the world." It is also a large can (16.2 oz)and contains quite a bit of coconut meat and has 2 gm of fiber. I certainly hope that they are not adding sugar on the sly! You might want to contact the company to discuss this. If you find out, please left us know. I am pre-diabetic and am trying to keep my sugar consumption down.
1562468
Okay so I've seen one post on here where their label said 3 carbs per serving...and then another that says less than 1 carb... which is it?
764171
The box says 8% of Daily intake ... 24 g total, 1 g fiber & 18 g sugar .. not sure how that adds up to 24g. But these are just as good as the "non-gluten free" versions. We LOVE them as our alternative. If you can handle that amount of carbs, these are a definite great buy!
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It lists 3gms sugar per serving ( with all the fruit in it there has to be fructose) Stevia is listed but I see no "ose) endings in other ingredients. Extracts are not indicated and the fruit content looks like the real deal
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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.
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As Mark T said, there are 90 "heaping tablespoon" (15 gram) servings per 3 lb. container. Please note that you can zoom in on the product's label to find most, if not all, information you are looking for with regard to this product (ingredients, "nutrition facts," processing information, etc.). Hope this helps!