I noticed that the first label states 3g carbs but the others have 8g. Which is correct for the vanilla cream?
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Chocolate is the only one I have used. Not a fan of vanilla. However on the front it says net carbs is 3 grams. However per serving its 9.5 grams or 4 percent of a serving. ( 2 scoops ). I workout a lot in the gym so have to have some carbs to feed fuel to the muscles. Hope this helps. 2 sugars are from honey crystals. It's a simple sugar so easy for your body to digest and send out unlike complex sugars.
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I looked this stuff up a long time ago. I wanted a low carb cream powder for coffee which it was but I had trouble finding the calories which was what I cared about. I can't begin to find this stuff again but it was like 33calories a tablespoon and very little carbs- hope that helped a little
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I looked on my containers at home. There is no listing for grams of sugar as it is made with stevia. I don't have the vanilla anymore, but the chocolate is 130 calories per serving and strawberry vanilla is 110 per serving (per 1 scoop). Hope this helps
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It is a vanilla flavor. But, not over powering. More of a butter cream is how I would put it. I personally love them.
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Yes. I checked the ingredients and the label says the same thing. I do have two different labels (same item). It also recommends refrigeration, but I do tend to use mine up rather quickly. I don't know any other stevia product with vanilla...so this is it for me!
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I bought a box of packets on amazon and use it every day. I'm looking at the back of a packet. It says Cal 0, Total Fat 0g, Total Carb <1g, Sugars <1g, Protein 0g.
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I have the same question, why is this only available in VERY VANILLA.. I only buy the very vanilla type because I have no other choice, but this is too sweet for me, too! Soy is healthy, but the sugar content in it? That makes me nervous.. I hope that the SILK company will start making the original -- or even the no sugar-added soymilk in tetrapacks, like this!
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I have tried both the chocolate and vanilla. The chocolate is OK, but the vanilla is amazing. I could down like 20 of them (not that I'd advise that).
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I believe it is Splenda... I don't find it really sweet enough, so I will sometimes add a Tbspn of sugar-free vanilla syrup!
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I have always used regular whipping cream from the grocery store, or heavy cream, 8%, and it works great. And I add what ever extra flavor or sweetening I want to it, sugar, maple syrup, cocoa powder, vanilla or almond extract. It all works great. I have had one of these for probably 20 years and it still works the same as new, got my son one for his most recent birthday.
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The label of the item I purchased lists the following ingredients: Certified Organic Vanilla Beans (Vanilla Planifolia) (only one ingredient, really), and the amount of Sugars is listed at <1g. Hope this helps!
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Greetings~Thank you for your message.The carb count is: 4grams for one teaspoon.Please let us know if there is anything further we can help you with.Kind regards.
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Hello, Thank you for contacting VitaminLife. The total carbohydrates in this is 5 g. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Regards,
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I don't know if you're looking at the wrong product because my label says it's less than 1g of sugar per serving. There is nothing in it but ground vanilla beans.
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Hi Janet. The bottle says that there are 3 g of Total Carbohydrate per serving. I hope that this helps you.Blessings!
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I prefer the vanilla because vanilla is a more versatile flavor, meaning you can make other things with it like protein bars, pancakes, etc. You can always add some form of chocolate to vanilla protein powder. I've tried their chocolate and choc peanut butter and they're both good.
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I have no know knowledge of the pureness beyond what is on the label. However, I will say it doesn't taste like regular vanilla. I use it as the "secret ingredient" in some of my baking because it gives such a great flavor but use other vanilla for everything else