About The Charts and Nutrition Facts
- For accuracy, the calorie chart and fat chart are based on the biggest serving size available.
- These nutrition facts came directly from the USDA or manufacturer/restaurant.
- If you're using a calorie counter, remember that Fat, Carbs, and Protein calories are just close estimations based on the Atwater factors:
Fat: 9 cal/g Carb: 4 cal/g Protein: 4 cal/g
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Please remember this when using this information to make healthy food choices for your diet.
Calories - Total Calorie count at this serving size: 100 Calories. The calorie chart below shows the breakdown for Fat, Carbs, and Protein. In this case, Calories from Fat = 100, Calories from Protein = 20, and Calories from Carbohydrate = 84.
*Fat/Carb/Pro calories based on the Atwater (9/4/4) calculations.
Fat - This is a healthy food if you're watching your fat intake. There is no Fat in this food.
Cholesterol - A serving of this size contains no Cholesterol. This is good news if cholesterol is part of your healthy eating plan.
Carbohydrates - One serving of this food has 21 grams of Carbohydrate. A closer look reveals 18 grams of Sugar and zero grams of Fiber. Also, a serving of this size has 21 Net Carbs. Net Carbs are calculated by subtracting Fiber and Sugar Alcohols (if known) from the total Carbohydrate amount. This is useful to know if you are counting carbs or living with diabetes.
Protein - For Protein, one serving of this food has a total of 5 grams.
Minerals - In one serving there are 150 mg of Calcium, but it is not a significant source of Iron. In addition, there are 75 mg of Sodium in this food.
Vitamins - This food is not a significant source of Vitamin A, but you'll benefit from the Vitamin C. There are 1.2 mg of Vitamin C in each serving.
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