The question I have been looking for has not been asked yet. If I were to use whole milk 150cal how many calories would that equal out to per serving?
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Just look up the nutrition facts on google, so that way you can figure out all of your quantities, ya know.
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SUPPLEMENT FACTS: Serving Size 1 tbsp (7g); Calories- 20; Total Fat- 0g Per serving (0& DV); Saturated Fat- 0g Per serving (0% DV); Cholesterol- 0 mg Per serving (0% DV); Sodium- 100 mg Per serving (4% DV); Total Carbohydrate- 1.5 g Per serving (&lt;1% DV); Protein- 4g Per serving (8%); Vitamin A (100% as Beta-Carotene)- 26,250 IU Per serving (525% DV); Thiamine (Vitamin B1)- 175 mcg (12% DV); Riboflavin (Vitmain B2)- 250 mcg (15% DV); Vitamin B12- 5 mcg (83% DV); Calcium- 30 mg (3% DV); Iron- 3.5 mg Per serving (19% DV); Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA)- 65 mg Per serving (**); Chrolophyll- 55 mg (**) * Percent Daily Value are based on the 2000 Calorie Diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending upon your calorie needs. ** DV not established. WARNING: IF YOU ARE PREGNANT OR BREASTFEEDING, CONSULT YOUR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT. SUGGESTED ADULT USE: As a dietary supplement, take one level TBSP one or more times daily, mixed in water, fruit, or vegetable juice. That's everything-- I don't know how to send pictures on here, but I typed that for you. DV= daily value.
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Serving size is 3 3/4 cups, 150 Calories and 240 mg of Sodium. I hope this helps.
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Sorry but not listed on label. May I suggest you go to Hellmans.com web site and ask that question? Sorry cannot give you any other help. It is only 40 calories per serving and taste no different to me than the regular Hellman's which is delicious.
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I have to assume that there are no calories. The bottle does not list any calories. I hope this is what you needed.
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You are correct - 7 servings/box @ 190 calories/serving = 1330 calories/box. Look at the nutrients. We use a whole box to make a recipe of focaccia. Delicious and very healthy.
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Servings per container is 5oz, 1 serving is 1oz. Amount of Calories per serving is 150, total calories is 750. Calories from fat is 80 and total calories from fat is 400. Hope you find this useful.
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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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Yes, the information is on the box. Per 1 cup serving: Calories 80; calories from fat 40; Total fat 4g; no cholesterol; 70mg sodium; 1 g sugar; 7 g protein; less than 300 mg cholesterol. Hope this helps.
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2 scoops has 350 calories. We put that, 2 cups of milk, and a cup of ice cream in the Bullet for our son, and he gets well over 1000 calories that way!
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See the link below. The product contains 120 calories per serving, 24 grams of protein per serving, and approx. 27 servings per container.
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Don't have any in front of me right now, but eas.com lists it as 150 calories per serving with a serving size of 2 scoops. Check it out at http://eas.com.
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Yes, there's a panel on the back of the package listing nutritional info, but since it contains just pure fat, all the other values come up zero, including carbs. FYI, one tbs will yield 14g of saturated fat giving you 120 calories. One package contains appr. 35 servings. Hope this helps.
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Serving size (20g) Calories 90 Calories from fat 50 Total Fat 5g (8%) Saturated Fat 2g (10%) Trans Fat 5g (8%) Cholesterol 10mg (3%) Total Carbohydrate 8g (3%) Protein 3g
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If you only use 4 ounces of liquid and a quarter of the scoop, then it is only 6 grams of protein, that is the serving size, 25 calories, 6 protein. And for a full scoop it gives 100 calories, 23 grams of protein. If you use the full scoop, I recommend mixing milk, almond milk, soy milk, etc. based protein powders, like the vanilla torte, chocolate truffle, strawberry mousse, cappuccino, etc. ones in 10-12 ounces of liquid. For the non milk based one's I like to use 11-12 ounces of water and add a few ice cubes to make it super cold, seems to be the only way I can tolerate the non dairy flavor types is if they are super cold. I hope this helps! If you only use 4 ounces of liquid and a quarter of the scoop, then it is only 6 grams of protein, that is the serving size, 25 calories, 6 protein. And for a full scoop it gives 100 calories, 23 grams of protein. If you use the full scoop, I recommend mixing milk, almond milk, soy milk, etc. based protein powders, like the vanilla torte, chocolate truffle, strawberry mousse, cappuccino, etc. ones in 10-12 ounces of liquid. For the non milk based one's I like to use 11-12 ounces of water and add a few ice cubes to make it super cold, seems to be the only way I can tolerate the non dairy... » Read More If you only use 4 ounces of liquid and a quarter of the scoop, then it is only 6 grams of protein, that is the serving size, 25 calories, 6 protein. And for a full scoop it gives 100 calories, 23 grams of protein. If you use the full scoop, I recommend mixing milk, almond milk, soy milk, etc. based protein powders, like the vanilla torte, chocolate truffle, strawberry mousse, cappuccino, etc. ones in 10-12 ounces of liquid. For the non milk based one's I like to use 11-12 ounces of water and add a few ice cubes to make it super cold, seems to be the only way I can tolerate the non dairy flavor types is if they are super cold. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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Combined with almond milk at 30 kcals per serving, it would be around 200 calories depending on what type and how much liquid you use. I would consider this a snack, but it honestly depends on what your caloric intake is.
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200 calories per serving, if you look to left of large pictrue, there are small picture, one is the nutritional info. They suggest 1/3 cup of water, I take mine up to 1/2 cup water. Sometimes add some pecans & or cranberries, but great as is.