10 calorie cocoa mix: Does anyone know anything about the 10 calorie swiss miss packets.
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So, so bad... mix will not dissolve no matter how hot the water or how long you stir...
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there are 100 calories in 2 Tablespoons of mix added to 8 oz of water. There are 10 g of sugar in a serving. Hope this helps.
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It looks like you are going to have to look it up at their website, the individual packet say "contains Caffeine", but it doesnt say how much?
600603
I got through it and never got the nutrition specs. I now use Hoosier Hill Farm and it is 110 cal 15g fat 17g carb per 1/4 cup. PS do you know a more maltedly malted milk powder?
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I don't know, but I can assure that those who ate the cookies didn't care. All I heard was they were the very best "store-bought" cookies they had ever had. I am sure the packaging would tell you the calories per serving; and as someone else states, perhaps the manufacturer could give you the answer. If you are concerned about calorie count, this is probably not a cookie for you because of the richness of the product. I am sure they are loaded with calories, unless you ate just one. All things in moderation, right?
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I have the Rich Chocolate Royale and the calorie amount is 190. The protein amount is 10g and the carb amount is 24g.
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Well I liked the chocolate the best initially when mixed with just water but this morning I mixed 2 scoops vanilla 8 oz water 4 oz vanilla almond milk and some ice cubes in a mixer bottle and it was much better. If mixed with just 8 oz water it is very thick and frothy with a bad after taste, this mixture seemed to help and I also lost about 5 lbs this week with restricted calories and 45 min walk every other day.
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I don't know but this package showed up damaged. Cocoa powder was all over the box and all it's other contents. I'd shy away from this product for that alone.
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Although the package doesn't say ... here is some information that can be deduced. My calculations ARE NOT confirmed by the manufacturer, but are my best guess based on the information we have on hand. First, the mixing ratio is not 1:3 (as stated on another post) but 1:1 (or less) per volume. If you mix it 1:3 it would be very watery. At 1:1 (such as 1 T powder and 1 T hot water) you will have a product that is the consistency of whole milk or half & half. It more closely resembles whipping cream when 2 T dry powder are mixed with 1.5 T hot water. This is pretty much a mute point as many of us use this as a coffee creamer, in which case consistency doesn't really matter as the product ends up diluted in a cup or more of water. Second, one tablespoon of the dry product weighs 5 grams. Those 5 grams are 72% fat according to the label - which means 3.6 grams are fat. Fat has 9 calories per gram = 32.4 calories per 1 T (dry) serving. Another comment asked the manufacturer about carb count and based on the manufacturer's reply, calculated the carb count of a 1 T serving at 1.2 grams, which come from lactose. Carbs have 4 calories per gram = 4.8 calories per 1 T (dry) serving. That leaves only 0.2 grams for "other" which may or may not be protein and could include some sodium. But if that fraction remaining is only protein from the dry milk base ... then protein calories (4 per gram) = 0.8 calories protein. So here is my best guess of nutritional content, again, NOT confirmed by the manufacturer but good enough for my meal planning spreadsheet ... Per 1 T dry mix 3.6 grams fat = 32.4 calories 1.2 grams carbs = 4.8 calories Less than 0.2 grams protein = Less than 1 calorie Sodium content unknown Total calories per 1 T dry powder = 38.2 calories Since this is a little over half of the calorie content of 1 T of fresh whipping cream - I would guess the serving size is actually 1.5 to 2 T dry powder.
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Barleans website shows them, too. It is mainly cocoa and various vegatable powders. It really is wonderful tasting.
1075195
the bottle does not have calories listed. As C Donaldson suggested you can email the company.
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http://www.greenandblacks.co.uk/our-range/Hot-Drinks/Cocoa-Powder?p=2679&c1;=1570#first There's a ingredient list on the green and black's website.
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The bottle does not say that there are any calories, but you could submit the question to the maker and I am sure they could tell you. Their email address is: Molecular Research Labs <support@molecularresearchlabs.com>. Hope that helps!
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Thank you for your question, Ryan!One serving/scoop of Vintage Build has around 20 calories. The calories come from the BCAAs, which similarly to protein have 4 calories per gram.Keep it Old School, everyone!
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it says on the pack that it equals "about a handful". it's 90 calories per packet. hope that helps!
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I usually do about 30-35g. It's really a matter of preference honestly. If you don't mind a plain powder water flavor or don't want the extra calories stick with water. I drink that way most of the time. When need a slight change I mix in some powdered chocolate or flavored bcaa powder.
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What you are looking for isn't on the package. Sorry I can't help you out with this any more than with your question. If it helps, this cocoa powder is incredible. I highly recommend you try it. It is worth every penny.