how do I find the % of protein, carbs, sugar, etc in each bar?
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Hi NR!You can find the percentage of these macro-nutrients by doing some calculations (i.e. protein: (6 divided by 48) multiplied by 100 = 12.50%).Each bar (48g) contains: 12.50% (6g) protein54.17% (26g) carbohydrates [39.58% (19g) sugar, 6.25% (3g) dietary fiber]16.67% (8g) total fat [2.083% (1g) saturated fat]0.4583% (220mg) PotassiumSincerely,Marc Wuttke
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Nutrient information for these bars in on the back of the box they come in AND on the back of each individual bar. The % are part of that information. Try taking a look at the Amazon listing for the item. Food items usually have this information pictured as part of the listing. Hope this helps.
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It's right on each individual bar and it's wrapper. Protein 6g, carbs 26g, sugar 18g, etc.
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Extend bars use sugar alcohols. They consider them no net carbs. That may be true for diabetics, but I'm not so sure about Atkins. Quest bars claim not to use sugar alcohols. Their digestable carb content (4g/bar in most of their line) is probably correct. When I buy protein bars, I buy Quest. Most other low-carb protein bars have a lot of sugar alcohols.
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I found this Nutrition info on the website. http://www.thepurebar.com/images/ingredients.pdf
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According to the nutrition facts on the box, there are 13 grams of sugar in on bar; that is a little over 3 teaspoons of sugar in one bar, considering there are four grams in on teaspoon.
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Total carbs are 5g , dietary fiber 1g, sugars 2g, Total fat 1.5g, sat fat 1g, trans fat 0g, cholesterol 50mg, sodium 45mg, potassium 260mg,. Thats for the chocolate rBGH free whey protein. I hope this helps.
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I have the 20 protein Core Power; it has 13 grams of carbs and 11 of sugar. The 26 Core Power had considerably higher sugar that's why I stuck with the 20.
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http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/beast/test.html. that has all the nutritional info ur looking for.
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You can click on this link to access the nutrition information:http://www.netrition.com/just_like_sugar_hot_cocoa_mix.html#NUTFACTSIf you don't feel safe clicking on the link, go to the netrition.com website and search Just like sugar.
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Calories 100 Sodium 115 mgTotal Fat 2 g Potassium 130 mgSaturated 1 g Total Carbs 11 gPolyunsaturated 0 g Dietary Fiber 5 gMonounsaturated 0 g Sugars 2 gTrans 0 g Protein 15 gCholesterol 40 mg Vitamin A 0% Calcium 10%Vitamin C 100% Iron 4%*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
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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!
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1 oz, 8 servings per bag, 3g protein, 22g carbs that include 4g dietary fiber and 13g sugars. 130% Vitamin C, 8% calcium, 20% Iron, 2% Vitamin A - % of daily values based on 2,000 calorie diet
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The nutrition facts say 4 grams per bar. You can click on "nutritional information" and see the complete nutrition facts in the item description.
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i have place a picture from the nutrition facts label, hope you can find the info you need.
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I contacted the manufacturer with the question: Does it calculate sugar? And the response was no, not separately; carbs is what is calculated, and that sugars is part of that reading. That does not help diabetics (my husband has type 2), so I can not focus on obtaining other nutrition scales that do provide this separate info. Now I will zero in on the scales that do give this info separately from total carbs
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Not sure about the protein/fat percentage but the link below is to the Taste of the Wild FAQS page. I hope it helps.http://www.tasteofthewildpetfood.com/faq/
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nutritiondata.self is the most reliable source for this information. Hope this helps!
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The description also indicates it is over 90% fiber by weight. Subtract the grams of fiber from the total carbs to get the net carbs to count for calories.