why dont u show the nutrition info?????? Cant turn jar over!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1301000
The 16oz jar shows these nutrition info. 2tbsp=180 cal. w/140 from fat. Total fat 15g or 24%. Sat fat 1.5g, Trans fat 0g, Cholest 0g, Sodium 100mg,total carb 8g, Dietary fiber3g, sugars 3g , protein 6g, Calcium 8%,iron 8%,VitaminE 25%, Magnesium 20%.
398448
You can see this information on our HONEYVILLE website. Here is the link http://store.honeyvillegrain.com/powderedpeanutbuttercan.aspx#.UbYGC-c4tgY Under the picture of the can you will see a small label. Click it and the Nutritional Label will zoom out for you. I hope this information helps you.
1903461
Offered supplements should be required to show ingredients but many don't. Some "show" it but deliberately blur the list and don't provide a magnifier thereby making it impossible to read. Its ODD! I would never buy a supplement without knowing what's in it! The only way is to look it up elsewhere and hope to find same or better price to reward sites that disclose all the information!
246621
The product I just received has no nutrtional information on it at all. Can they get away with that because it says " for flavor"??
534002
Only the manufacture would know, though whether they are willing to tell you is another story.The phone number for "Nutrition Questions Comments? Call 1-800-433-2990 Mon-Sat 9 AM - 7 PM"is on the package. I have some concern on the same question, though because the application quantity is so small, I still use the product (not knowing for sure). If you call and get a good answer, include that in your acknowledgement of this message. Thanks.
2127108
To be 100% sure call them up. Press #2 for customer service and ask to speak with a nutritionist. I spoke to one today about some questions I had and she was very informative. (888) 669-3663.
982295
just looked - the ingredients aren't listed on the jar - must have been on the box, but I threw it away! sorry. maybe you should look on the manufacturer's site.
1286659
I went to this URL for the label info. http://www.tovaindustries.com/carbalose/nutrition.html
545433
I just posted the nutrition facts as one of the product images. If you have any further questions please let us know!
465432
thanks much. i appreciate your feedback. i wonder why most supplements on amazon do NOT list all ingredients? and why doesn't the supplier answer questions as well??!! strange...
479307
it doesn't say it is on the jar. You'd better ask their customer service directly.
1903460
I do not know why they do not show it on the site. Try going to http: //www. simplyonevitamins. com/simply_one_50_women.php I added some spaces in the hope that it will keep it long enough for you to find the information.
1910433
I don't know why they don't show it but had it not been so awful, I wouldn't have thrown it out and then I'd have shared a picture of the ACTUALlabel. But a quick 2-second search on Google proved worthwhile - you can find the detailed nutrition facts and label here: http://www.wegmans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=351678&storeId=10052&langId=-1 Just my very honest two cents: When I tried this several years ago, I thought it was pretty awful, it tasted very chemical-like (I don't know how else to put it). In the end I threw it out and decided to go without salt instead. The food tasted plain but at least it didn't taste like chemicals.
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There are codes for many raw ingredients in the booklet, but you can't save the values you entered for nutrients to a code (though that would be a nice feature) so they will need to be re-entered each time you turn it on. It may be quicker to calculate by hand after weighing, or if you're tracking many nutrients then enter the multipliers in a spreadsheet (a free Google documents spreadsheet, perhaps?)
954093
There is nothing on the jar itself to indicate either way. There was nothing included in the packaging. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
154534
Typically jar labels do not have enough room to list all the nutritional information. The only required information is the values for sugar, carbohydrate, fat and protein. The label information shown as "Unsulphured" Molasses distinguishes it from "Sulphured" Molasses for consumer information to allow consumers to choose their preference. For nutritional information, one source is found at: http://www.naturalnews.com/026296_molasses_health_sugar.html I hope this has been helpful.
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You are correct in that the nutritionals are confusing. Suggest you check www.hoosierhillfarm.com for more information. Or attempt to do the math based on the information provided on the back of the container-still confusing.