Can you write how many calories in each 100g or portion? The back of the package says 100cal per each 9g which is impossible.
1661989
Sorry I can't answer that because I never looked. I just loved eating them.
1661990
I'm sorry, I never looked at the back. I just loved eating them and I figured I was ok because it was not junk food.
1511533
I don't count calories I count carbs. When I make my rolls they have two to three carbs each. I've lost 32 pounds and counting. Best product I've found yet.
1337887
Reading bag info on bottom left front of bag it reads 18 calories per stick.Back of bag reads calories per serving:18 kcal.Yet the picture of the bag listed is for large & reads as you described.The info i just gave you is from a bag for small.That's all that am able to help with your question.
1958119
Not sure, I taste delicious, however, it is way to high in calories and sugar for such a small package, I found a better product for before/during/after workout; 100% Natural. contact 913-702-6678
411336
I am unsure about how many cal were in it. When it arrived I was very disappointed as to how cheaply made it was and sent the whole thing back to get my money back. In my opinion companies should not be allowed to misrepresent a product such as this. It was not worth even half the asking price. Save your money and put it else wear.
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NUTRITION FACTSServing Size: approx. 1 scoop (25g)Amount per ServingCalories 100Calories from Fat 9.0% Daily Value *Total Fat 1g1%Saturated Fat 0.5g2%Cholesterol 0mg0%Sodium 125mg5%Total Carbohydrate 18g6%Dietary Fiber 1g4%Sugars 13g Protein 1g2%Hope that helps!
396600
According to the Think Thin bar I'm looking at, calories are listed at 240. However, as a PhD Nutritionist, you should be more concerned about the sugars and carb totals. Total Carbs are listed at 25 grams, and Sugars are 0. Protein is 20 grams. Hope this helps!
987016
Hi There, You can do a close up on the product to look at the nutrition label. However, here it is: cals: 130, carbs: 13g, diet fiber 5g, soluble fiber 4g, protein: 21g, fat: 1g.
1511532
I'm not sure about the calories, but if you are more interested in counting carbs, it's much less in carbs. The recipes on the package need adjusting. I suggest you add more liquid to the recipes. I really recommend the waffles and biscuits. They are great.
1978874
I rechecked the nutrition label just to be sure and it indicates 0 calories. Stevia is by far the safest (probably the only safe) sugar substitute.
1513201
The serving size on the nutrition panel is only 4g with 3g of protein. If you're like me and you're looking for a serving of around 30g of protein, this isn't detailed enough. (Due to rounding on the nutrition panel, 3g of 4g can be anywhere from around 60% of the product to nearly 90%.) Luckily, the manufacturer was very responsive to a request for a detailed 100g nutrition panel, and they included unrounded single serving numbers. So the breakdowns are: Serving size 2tsp (4g), 15.28 kcal cal, 3.24g Protein, .31g Carb, .31g dietary fiber, .23g water, .1mg Vitamin B2, .03mg Vitamin B3, 2.48 mg Calcium, .01mg Iron, 45mg Potassium, 51.2mg Sodium. 100g Portion, 382kcal Cal, 81.1g Protein, 7.8g Carb, 7.8g Dietary Fiber, 5.8g water, .01mg Vitamin B1, 2.53mg Vitamin B2, .87mg Vitamin B3, 62mg Calcium, .15mg Iron, 1125mg Potassium, 1280mg Sodium
1967175
The bag reads"Calorie content 3.4 kcal/g" for the whole bag, this is a bag of 30 pieces. This works out to approximately 113 calories per piece.
928655
You do realize this is 100 calories per tablespoon, right? If I were trying to lose weight that extra 100 calories would not be welcome! It has the same calories as butter.
1053694
did you mean in chocolate? it had 160 calories per scoop (37g). i am also using the 100% natural whey vanilla of the same brand right now since i finished the chocolate. it has 130 calories per scoop (33g)
1650676
Hi - I am a representative from Miracle Noodle. Thank you for raising this question. We had a printing error on the packaging and it should read "0 Calories". We are aware of the issue and are working to correct this by stickering the product with the correct calorie count. Rest assured that the product you received is 0 calories.
1501446
The writing on the carton is in a foreign language, but the best I can determine is 110 calories and 17 carbs per packet. My rheumatologist recommended Benecol chews to help reduce cholesterol, and when I saw this cereal, I thought it could only help. It's very good; however, it was mailed from the country of origin and the postage was pricey. I assumed it would be shipped by UPS like my chews. Hope this helps.
1563117
For the flavored packets (which are Maple & Brown Sugar, Apples & Cinnamon, and Cinnamon & Spice) serving size is one packet and there are 160 calories (20 from fat), for the plain "Original" it is 100 calories and (20 from fat). I just read the response from "Dragon Lady". I agree. The nutrition you gain by eating this product is far healthier then most of the other cereals out there, plus its oats which is healthier for your heart. Plus it is delicious, easy to make and convenient. Yes, sometimes I prefer cold cereal so you may not want to use this exclusively but I believe it is an excellent and healthy food choice to add to your pantry. For the flavored packets (which are Maple & Brown Sugar, Apples & Cinnamon, and Cinnamon & Spice) serving size is one packet and there are 160 calories (20 from fat), for the plain "Original" it is 100 calories and (20 from fat). I just read the response from "Dragon Lady". I agree. The nutrition you gain by eating this product is far healthier then most of the other cereals out there, plus its oats which is healthier for your heart. Plus it is delicious, easy to make and convenient. Yes, sometimes I prefer cold cereal so you may not want to use this exclusively but I... » Read More For the flavored packets (which are Maple & Brown Sugar, Apples & Cinnamon, and Cinnamon & Spice) serving size is one packet and there are 160 calories (20 from fat), for the plain "Original" it is 100 calories and (20 from fat). I just read the response from "Dragon Lady". I agree. The nutrition you gain by eating this product is far healthier then most of the other cereals out there, plus its oats which is healthier for your heart. Plus it is delicious, easy to make and convenient. Yes, sometimes I prefer cold cereal so you may not want to use this exclusively but I believe it is an excellent and healthy food choice to add to your pantry. « Show Less