can anyone provide: fat, carbohydrate, fiber and protein total in serving size? also, does it contain carrageenan? wished the label was available. T
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Per one scoop serving: 100 calories, 2g fat, 3g carbs, 18g protein. Carrageenan not listed in ingredients. This was from label of Vanillas Praline which is my favorite. Flavor is hidden when making fruit smoothies, but enough sweetness from flavor that no sweetener is needed. This is my favorite whey protein product and I have been adding a half scoop to my morning smoothies for a few years.
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I'm not sure what digestible carbs are, but if you look at the photo of the label, you see that the total carbs per serving is 17g and 11g of those is fiber. So, I would assume the answer is 6g? I hope this helps.
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Serving size...32g Calories..130 Calories from Fat...110 Total Fat...12g Saturated Fat...5g Trans Fat...0g Cholesterol...0g Sodium...5g Total Carb...18g Dietary Fiber...11g Sugars....0g Serving Size...32g Calories...130 Calories from Fat....110 Total Fat...12g Saturated Fat...5g Trans Fat...0g Cholesterol...0mg Sodium...5mg Total Carb...18g Dietary Fiber...11g Sugars...0g Erythritol...5g Protein...1g Gluten-Free
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Hi - the label is pictured in the listing here and it indicates that there are 22 grams of carbohydrates and 7 grams of dietary fiber per 70 gram serving (2 scoops). Net carbs, or carbohydrates minus fiber and sugar alcohols would be 15 grams of net carbs. I'm basing this last number on the fact that I don't believe this contains sugar alcohols. But, I could be wrong on that count.
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Yes, my current bottle has carrageenan. As this is the only bottle of this product that I intend to ever get, I don't see it as a problem. I find that the product doesn't dissolve very well and it smells like vanilla candle not vanilla food.
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Total carb is 11g; fiber 4g; protein 5g...this is typical but may be different based on which one you get.
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Could you be a little more specific with your question? Here's a little info, it has 20 something grams of protein, drink it as a meal replacement. It is delicious. Taste like a frappa from mcdonalds. It has helped me lose weight. Most of the time I drink it blended, I have drank hot and it taste like hot chocolate. Let me know what other questions you may have
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The label may be hard to read but on my screen it says LESS than 1 (ONE) gram per serving. The PROTEIN is 6 grams which is actually a great side benefit. Also, the serving size is quite large. I doubt you'll use an entire serving size if you are using it as a supplement on a day to day basis (at least at one time; maybe throughout the day though).
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if you look at the photos, there is a list of the nutritional info that you can zoom in on. It is 8g per 2tbs (14g) per serving, with 5g being fiber and 1g being sugar. Pretty awesome ratios
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Serving size is 32g, total fat 16g, sat fat 2g, trans fat 0g, polyunsaturated fat, 5g, monounsaturated fat 8g, cholesterol, 0mg, sodium 100mg, total carbs 7g, fiber 3g, sugars 1g, protein 8g, Vitamin A 0%, C 0%, Calcium 2%, Iron 4%, E 10%, Folate 10%, Niacin 20% - IOW Peanuts and salt.
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Hey Judy for a 2 tablespoon serving size, which isn't much, there are 8g total Carbs, 5g fiber, for a total Net Carbs 3g for a quarter cup that would jump to 6g net carbs, you can do the rest of the math I expect.
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I'll write what's on the label: purified water,vegetable fiber, sea salt, corn starch, xanthan gum, natural roasted peanut flavor, natural peanut extract, caramel color, lactic acid,sodium benzoate (to preserve frshness), sucralose, fd&c; yellow #5, #6. Contains trace calories. Total fat 0g, total carb 0g, fiber 0g, sugars 0g, sodium 105mg, protein 0g. Hope this was helpful.
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Serving size: 3 tbsp Total fat 14g--22% DV Saturated fat 9g--45% DV Trans fat 0g Cholesterol 40mg--13% DV Sodium 170mg--7% DV Total carbohydrate 3g--1% DV Dietary fiber 0g Sugars 3g Protein 2g Calories per gram: fat 9, carbohydrates 4, protein 4 ALLERGEN INFORMATION: Contains milk. This product is produced on equipment that processes products containing Soy, Wheat, Egg, Peanut, and Tree Nuts.
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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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i don't have any right now to check. But iirc fiber carbs do Not count. They are not absorbed as far as I know. They slip through the system and clean you out. They also make you full, some lower cholesterol by absorbtion so less is reabsorbed from the gut into the body. The latter is why I bought this. Note, I get it directly from Swanson now. It may be much cheaper there it is 5-6 bucks iirc. pay for shipping tho but not a lot
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Serving size: 3 tbspTotal fat 14g--22% DVSaturated fat 9g--45% DVTrans fat 0gCholesterol 40mg--13% DVSodium 170mg--7% DVTotal carbohydrate 3g--1% DVDietary fiber 0gSugars 3gProtein 2gCalories per gram: fat 9, carbohydrates 4, protein 4ALLERGEN INFORMATION: Contains milk. This product is produced on equipment that processes products containing Soy, Wheat, Egg, Peanut, and Tree Nuts.
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Most manufacturers of foods list the nutritional content on their web sites. A full package of this is 60 calories and 2g carbs. It also has 2g protein, 70% of your vitamin A, 12% vitamin C, and a raft of trace minerals. Only thing you have to watch out for in these measures is that many manufacturers feel the need to show the nutritional content as a partial consumption of the product as packaged. Maybe I'm weird, but if I open a small package of something or a regular size individual bottle, I consume the whole thing. Having to do math to figure out the actual nutritional content of a product is a PITA. Several other people who answered this question fell for that, since the web site lists nutritional content as 1/2 a package. http://www.anniechun.com/our-food/seaweed-snacks/sesame Its high in sodium, but anyone still worried about that hasn't been reading the latest nutritional studies, or the criticism for pretty much every other prior study that made poor health claims. The only iffy thing about this product is the use of GMO'd industrial seed oil (canola), but they probably had no other decent option.