If they are made with fiber and water, why does the nutritional label say 0 fiber?
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These noodles are made of soluble fiber so it probably doesn't register the same fiber content a insoluble fiber which is the fiber that everyone thinks about (the one that regulates your system) this fiber just keeps you full http://healthyeating.sfgate.com/difference-between-fiber-soluble-fiber-nutrition-label-9488.html
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Label Nutrition Facts: Serv Size 2 Tblsp, (Serv per Container 32),per serv Calories 70, Total Fat 0, Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 120mg, Total Carbohydrate 17g - Dietary Fiber <1g, Sugars 3g, Protein 0g; Vit A 10%, Vit C 20%, Calcium 30%, Iron 0%, Vit E 15%, Vit B6 15%, Folic Acid 15%, Vit B12 30% based on 2000 calorie diet
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I agree with this question label says 12g fiber then at the bottom says "not a significant" amount of fiber. IF it were only 8 it would still be a significant amount of fiber, but at 12 g (which would make it carb neutral as the verbiage states, so it would have to be equal to the number of carbs) then it's nearly half the recommended daily amount, which is by all means significant. Something is fishy.
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There is "0" calories & "0" carbs, therefore there is "NO SUGAR" at all in this product.............And if you can taste sugar in this powder, I would suggest that you see a doctor, because you have a "taste" problem!
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Label states No sugar, salt, starch, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg, shellfish, or preservatives. Vegetarian/Vegan Product
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2 tbs - 0 gr fat, o gr chol., 0 gr sodium, 22 gr carb, o gr dietary fiber, 14 g sugar, 0 gr. protein
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Label states that there are "none" after the "other ingredients", they say it only contains bone meal.
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Hi - I am a representative from Miracle Noodle. Thank you for raising this question. We had a printing error on the packaging and it should read "0 Calories". We are aware of the issue and are working to correct this by stickering the product with the correct calorie count. Rest assured that the product you received is 0 calories.
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10 C per tbsp, 0 fats, 0 chol, 55 my sodium, 3 gros carbs, 1 gym fiber, 0 sugar, 1 gym protein. This is for baking, not drinking.
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It depends a little on which flavor. For the chocolate there a 9 carbs of which 7 are fiber. There are 0 sugars, and if you are counting "net" carbs there are 2.
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No MSG: IngredientsCalories: 0, Total Fat: 0gm, Saturated Fat: 0gm, TRANS FAT: 0gm, Cholesterol: 0mg, Sodium: 0mg, Total Carbohydrate: 0gm, Dietary Fiber: 0gm, Sugars: 0gm, Protein: 0gm
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Label Nutrition Facts: Serv Size 2 Tblsp, (Serv per Container 32),per serv Calories 70, Total Fat 0, Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 120mg, Total Carbohydrate 17g - Dietary Fiber &lt;1g, Sugars 3g, Protein 0g; Vit A 10%, Vit C 20%, Calcium 30%, Iron 0%, Vit E 15%, Vit B6 15%, Folic Acid 15%, Vit B12 30% based on 2000 calorie diet
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The package that I bought does not have a nutritional label...so I do not know.
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It is so dilute that it is non detectable when sent for nutritional analysis. There are around 2 g of fiber used to make the whole bag.
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I think you can ask the manufactuer about the total carbs before the fiber. I count carbs by subtracting out the fiber so I believe this product only has 1 net carb . I have been on a low carb diet for about 4 years. Hope this helps.
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Hey Diana, I don't think there is any fiber in it... But, it definitely helps me have great poops!
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They just mean that they do not add any sugars, corn syrups, artificial sweeteners, flavors or preservatives. It is all natural sweeteners that come from the ingredients. Nothing additional. Here is a link http://smartypantsvitamins.com/kids-fiber-complete-with-no-sugar-added/