A cup of milk has about 150 calories. What have they added to this milk product to make a serving size contain 499 calories?
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It seems like the nutrition information printed on this product's label is completely off -- for example, my label says that a 13-gram serving of the powder contains 225 grams of cholesterol, which makes no sense (it doesn't even make sense if you change the grams to mg).However, I would have no reason to believe that this powder is nutritionally any different from regular whole milk, if diluted properly.
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A "serving size" is a cup of the powder. That makes a quart of liquid milk. Four cups. So the calorie count is about right for a quart.
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there are 12 calories per serving (serving size is 2 capsules) and 10 fat calories.
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If you look at the photos you can zoom in and it says 70 calories per serving. One container is a serving.
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Serving size is 3 tablespoons; 140 calories with 25 calories from fat. 22 grams of sugar.
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The taste is great if you have not tried it before.I have been on this product a few times and I am careful,abut WHAT I eat and have not noticed any difference,but everyone who does should post so we can all help one,another.calories are 70 for a tablespoon 50 from fat and the answer to your question is 16 good luck Kathleen
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I Just Asked SIRI. There are 197 calories in one cup of Cafe Mocha. FAT: 4.47g CARBS: 33.49 g PROTEIN; 5.47 g.
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200 Calories in a two-scoop serving. I usually have about one and a half servings per day.
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Capital T is tablespoon. Small t is teaspoon. I'm pretty sure the calories per serving would include the whole milk you mix it with unless specified otherwise.
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First, serving size is 1/4 cup or 63g of which each can provides "about 3.5 servings". Calcium is listed at 10% based on a 2000 calorie/day diet. No more detail listed.HTH...
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There are 90 calories in the protein for two rounded scoops (suggested serving size)... What you blend with it, of course, impacts your calorie count. If you use skim milk or almond milk, there are going to be less calories in your shake versus mixing with whole milk. Also, if you add fresh fruits or veggies versus peanut butter (but don't get me wrong this is a GREAT option for a lo of reasons too!) there will be a significant difference in calories. Hope this helps!
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Yes, Barbara, it has dehydrated chicken meat. And it's 150 calories per serving, which is one cup.
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Each serving has 5 calories. Serving size 1/2 tsp. or dissolved in water to equal a half a cup serving.
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Serving size is 2 scoops in 8 oz milk or water. If you mix it in water it is 350 calories but I can't drink it in water. I mix it in milk and it is 488 calories.
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It states that the serving size is one ounce and that there are 8 servings per container. Per serving the back states that there are 150 calories per serving and 70 calories from fat
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90 calories a serving..... That's plain, you have to take in consideration what you add to the shake. I normally use unsweetened almond vanilla milk and a banana which adds about 130 more calories
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All of the product's nutritional content is viewable by clicking on the photos. 290mg per serving = 580mg in a cup
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Serving Size 1/4 cup (21.5 gm) Calories: 95 Total Fat: 2.5 gm; Sat-Fat: 1.5 gm; Trans-Fat: 0; Monounsat: 1 gm; Polyunsat: 0 -- *CARBS 12 gm: Fiber: 10 gm; Sugars: 0 -- *Protein: 6 gm