Protein label - Help

BREE_
on 3/25/16 2:31 pm
VSG on 03/21/16

Ok so I hope I don't sound dumb but I'm a bit confused! 

I brought the single packets of protein to see which on my stomach can tolerate 

for example - the packet says 23g but in the back it says the packet has 4 servings so does that mean it's 23 x 4 and then I get the overall protein? Which would be 92g  or is it just 23g for the whole powder packet??? 

hollykim
on 3/25/16 2:52 pm - Nashville, TN
Revision on 03/18/15
On March 25, 2016 at 9:31 PM Pacific Time, BREE_ wrote:

Ok so I hope I don't sound dumb but I'm a bit confused! 

I brought the single packets of protein to see which on my stomach can tolerate 

for example - the packet says 23g but in the back it says the packet has 4 servings so does that mean it's 23 x 4 and then I get the overall protein? Which would be 92g  or is it just 23g for the whole powder packet??? 

usually , it is the whole packet for 23 grams of protein. 

 


          

 

NYMom222
on 3/25/16 3:15 pm
RNY on 07/23/14

If it is a single serving... it should be 23g for the whole packet. What brand is it and flavor? Maybe I can look it up online...

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Bufflehead
on 3/25/16 3:32 pm - TN
VSG on 06/19/13

That nutrition label sounds like Syntrax Nectar. That's their usual MO. People have speculated that it's because labeling it as 4 "servings" lets them mathematically claim that the protein powder has "0 carbs" (less than half a carb) per serving, and if they labeled the entire packet as a serving, they'd have to fess up to 3 carbs per serving or thereabouts.

There is a pending FDA regulation that would stop this nonsense of labeling what is clearly one serving as "4 servings" but I can't remember when it will go into effect.

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