It says it contains 9 bars per packet. How many calories per bar?
1661533
Six bars per packet: 410 cals. Per = 2460 total. Two bars per person per day recommended.
1661534
Simple math would say 400 cals per bar. In this case, simple math would be correct. It does look like only 3 bars but I assure you there are 9. 1200 calories is very few but you can survive on that. you may lose some weight but you won't die.
1661535
Package says 3600 for the whole packet. I question the 9 bars per packet, because it looks like 3, without opening it up. It says 3 days, either way, although 1200 calories per day seems a little skimpy... well, it is emergency rations.
32136
These bars are 48grams each. They come (mostly) in packs of four where each bar is also individually wrapped. I received a few single bars in my order.
2041404
It is very confusing and not clear as to price per bar and how many come in a package.
1714384
The package states that there is 14.2 mEq of Sodium and 4.7 mEq of Potassium per packet. I hope that helps.
1796426
Calories should be your biggest concern, only 90 for one bar!! 8g of sugar 17g carbs, 2g fat. One a day is harmless :)
1742414
There are four flavors; each has 10 grams of carbs and 2 grams of fiber per bar. I like that they are so small--just a couple bites. That is frequently all I need.
491564
the box says 40 calories per biscuit and 1 gram of fat hope that answers your question they suggest 1 biscuit per 10 lbs of weight per day
837228
150 calories. and i checked, the serving size does say only 1 serving per 1 oz bag. (i know some can be sneaky like that)
1037023
This product contains four resealable, 2400-calorie ER Bars. Each 2400-calorie bar is 18 oz., broken into six 410-calorie rations. The nutrition facts serving size on the back and the instructions on the front recommend eating two of these 3-ounce rations per day minimally (820 calories). So on minimal rations only, this product will feed four people for three days if they each eat only 820 calories per day. Different circumstances will require more calories per day. So if one person consumes 2400 calories per day (six rations instead of two), this product will sustain that one person for four days. This product contains four resealable, 2400-calorie ER Bars. Each 2400-calorie bar is 18 oz., broken into six 410-calorie rations. The nutrition facts serving size on the back and the instructions on the front recommend eating two of these 3-ounce rations per day minimally (820 calories). So on minimal rations only, this product will feed four people for three days if they each eat only 820 calories per day. Different circumstances will require more calories per day. So if one person consumes 2400 calories per day (six rations instead of two), this product will sustain that one person for... » Read More This product contains four resealable, 2400-calorie ER Bars. Each 2400-calorie bar is 18 oz., broken into six 410-calorie rations. The nutrition facts serving size on the back and the instructions on the front recommend eating two of these 3-ounce rations per day minimally (820 calories). So on minimal rations only, this product will feed four people for three days if they each eat only 820 calories per day. Different circumstances will require more calories per day. So if one person consumes 2400 calories per day (six rations instead of two), this product will sustain that one person for four days. « Show Less
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I actually happened to have a bag left over from a marketing project so I could double check this for you. I opened a new bag up and counted 16 candy bars. You can always look at the nutrition facts too, look at the serving size and then the amount of servings. Hope this helps!
1455125
The calorie count is not on the package, but assuming this is the equivelent of a tablespoon, it would be about 95 calories.
137752
The nutrition facts say 4 grams per bar. You can click on "nutritional information" and see the complete nutrition facts in the item description.
9925
each packet is supposedly 2 servings of 5 cal each. I use a packet for 1 serving. Also 0 sugars, and 100% DV of vitamin C
327051
they are 180 cals ,calories from fat (40)4.5 fat,saturated fat 3g,75mg soduim,17carb,115mg potassium,2 sugar,4 sugar alcohol,20g protein, a great bar!
2090935
Sorry, I was only kidding. There is no caloric info on the label. It is essentially the same as human peanut butter without the sugar content. So read your human label and take it from there. A teaspoon is appropriate to mix in and my dogs love the stuff.
1918922
There are 4 servings per 1 package, all in the same sealed package. The Calorie count is about 100 calories per serving, which is about 1600 per 5 package 72 hour kit (not really enough for 3 days by any means). The product has to be cooked for about 15 to 20 minutes or so and is not instant. I would not get this for a 72 kit again, however, this product has the best flavor of any I have tired and cooks up great. I do recommend it, but in my 72 hour kits I want something with more calories and easier to fix.
2176069
The number of calories per packet depends on the flavor. For example the Double Fudge has 130, the Arctic White has 160, while all the other flavors have 140 each. Hope this helps.