Does the label anywhere say if this contains xylitol? I've found some protein powders don't mention it online then one gets the powder and it has it.
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The Label reads: Enzymatically processed rice protein from certified organic, whole grain, sprouted brown rice
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It does not. Cheryl's reply shows the complete list of ingredients: "Enzymatically processed rice protein from certified organic, whole grain, sprouted brown rice." If you would like to confirm or check the nutritional value breakdown, you can zoom in on the label in the product description page. I've been pleased with this product, as it has no added sweeteners/carbs/"syrup solids"/etc. - it's strictly brown rice protein.
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I read on another site that KAL said this product has always had maltodextrin in it, but they just started putting it on the label. I wonder if the FDA allows below a certain amount of an ingredient to not have to be on the label. It's disappointing either way!
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As far as I know, this is an energy drink, it is not considered a sugar free meal replacement. I have used it as a replacement for lunch. It does not use regular sugar, it uses crystalized sugar. To make sure you purchase the correct item, I would suggest you call the company that makes the protein powder drink and get a correct response to your question. Hope this helps.
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According to the container, it has 0.5g Xylitol per each mint. Hope that helps, thanks
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I do not know. I actually ended up tossing it. Everyone has told me it is one of the best tasting wheys out there. Buy it has a strong after taste. Even if I put it in a smoothie. I just couldn't get used it. It does contain a lot of protien but it was expenive just to toss it....
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It also contains Maltodextrin which isn't listed on the container, but it is on their website. I find that a little strange.
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I don't know if I have the 'new and improved' lot but The Biotene oral balance Gel I purchased from Amazon still contains xylitol.
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Hi Justin... Lactose Monohydrate is not mentioned on the printed package label. I've read the entire label. The label gives the telephone number 1-800-809-0469, which you might want to call for further information. I hope this helps.
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Per the label on my bottle, it contains Kosher vegetable glycerin (60%) and water, no maltodextrin stated. However, it is a far cry from the Kal Stevia Powder. I will not buy this kal liquid again. It takes a ton of this (liquid) to get the desired sweetness as opposed to a smidgen of the powdered kind (Kal brand). To me, it tastes more "off" than the powdered stevia. While the Kal Stevia costs more, the 3-1/2 oz lasts a long, long time cuz u don't need much to sweeten and I do hv a very sweet tooth when it comes to adding it to my coffee. I can only speak for myself b4 somebody jumps at me because they may hv a different (good ?) experience. Per the label on my bottle, it contains Kosher vegetable glycerin (60%) and water, no maltodextrin stated. However, it is a far cry from the Kal Stevia Powder. I will not buy this kal liquid again. It takes a ton of this (liquid) to get the desired sweetness as opposed to a smidgen of the powdered kind (Kal brand). To me, it tastes more "off" than the powdered stevia. While the Kal Stevia costs more, the 3-1/2 oz lasts a long, long time cuz u don't need much to sweeten and I do hv a very sweet tooth when it comes to adding it to my coffee. I can only speak for myself b4 somebody... » Read More Per the label on my bottle, it contains Kosher vegetable glycerin (60%) and water, no maltodextrin stated. However, it is a far cry from the Kal Stevia Powder. I will not buy this kal liquid again. It takes a ton of this (liquid) to get the desired sweetness as opposed to a smidgen of the powdered kind (Kal brand). To me, it tastes more "off" than the powdered stevia. While the Kal Stevia costs more, the 3-1/2 oz lasts a long, long time cuz u don't need much to sweeten and I do hv a very sweet tooth when it comes to adding it to my coffee. I can only speak for myself b4 somebody jumps at me because they may hv a different (good ?) experience. « Show Less
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You CAN get xylitol that's been ground into a confectioners' sugar consistency, but it's not available on Amazon, as far as I can tell. It is available at xylitolusa.com in a 5-lb bag for $30. It's listed under their products and is called 'truly powdered xylitol.' The description states it has been ground down to be identical to powdered sugar.
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I don't see xylitol listed on the label and haven't detected any sweeteners in this product. Other ingredients are purified water, citric acid, potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate, and sodium chloride. Thanks for asking because I hadn't noticed the preservatives before. I've been using this product for years.
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Sorry I don't remember Didn't keep the product because it had xylitol on top of stevia, and I don't digest it
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Its says Matcha GreenTea blended with Xylitol but has no other ingredients are listed might want to try islandteashop.com for more info
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Hi Mary, it says under the label: "xylitol, gum base, natural flavors, gum Arabic, white tea extract, carnauba wax, tocopherols" when I googled xylitol, I found this: "Pur gum uses xylitol a natural sweetener derived from corn fibres grown in Europe. Xylitol does not affect your blood sugar and has none of the negative side effects of white sugar or artificial sweeteners do." Hope this helps - I would call the company if you are really concerned. :-) Good luck!
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Andriyev has a point. Protein amount, sugar amount, and calories are listed in the only image of the product. One is unable to view the remaining ingredients, as is the case with some products on various websites when the product image is clicked on. I would appreciate this as well as some of the ingredients listed on the actual package are not very desirable. Stevia would most certainly be a better sweetener choice than sugar and sugar alcohol.
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They avoid that info on the label. Since it is a big plus to label 'North American Birch' sourced xylitol, I tend to believe it is not from here and also, not from birch either. Being 'mixed' in the US is not the same a origin.
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You can check any nutritional information at this website: http://www.fatsecret.com/calories-nutrition/about-time/whey-protein-isolate. It is pretty accurate as far as I can tell. Although, when I look at the labels, both the vanilla and the chocolate say 100 calories. It is a minor discrepancy. I read the ingredients and for chocolate they are: Cold processed ultra microfiltered whey isolate, cocoa, natural flavors, xanthan gum, stevia. The vanilla is the same minus the cocoa. Here is my opinion; you aren't going to find many other protein powders that are as clean as this brand. The ingredients are minimal, the stevia is much better than the sugar(substitute?) they use in something like slim-fast and it is predominantly chemical free. The chocolate tastes amazing and the vanilla is just so-so. The trick is to use unsweetened almond milk in it. Do not use water. I really hope this helped!