What does "good source of fiber" mean? Can anyone make thie subjective claim an objective one by providing the actual number of grams of fiber per bar?
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The nutrition facts say 4 grams per bar. You can click on "nutritional information" and see the complete nutrition facts in the item description.
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No, as indicated in the Nutrition Facts on the can there is "0" grams of Dietary Fiber. But still the best tasting Protein Drink out there.
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It looks like they are getting this question a lot. I found this website http://www.nutraingredients-usa.com/Research/New-research-suggests-top-selling-brain-supplement-does-what-it-says-on-the-tin which looks pretty bogus, touting just what you are asking for. I have a feeling researching nutraingredients-usa would take you back to a web hosting company that the makers of FF paid to post this. Just my gut feeling, I'm not going to waste my time digging. Consumer's Report has a reputation for telling it like it is, mostly.
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Not sure what the one person that answered was talking about--these taste really bad...certainly nothing like a regular, delicious and sweet candy bar. they start out with an ok flavor, but as you chew the center there's this really bad/fake taste that comes out strong...this is what i imagine dog biscuits taste like. but whatever, they're fairly low calorie for a lot of protein and yet weigh in at a hefty 50g...so i wouldn't expect them to "taste great." to be fair, i'm a "foodie" and love great flavorful food. but i also eat light sometimes and workout often. for comparison, my protein shakes i make with water, as well as other protein bars i've bought, taste much better than these. Not sure what the one person that answered was talking about--these taste really bad...certainly nothing like a regular, delicious and sweet candy bar. they start out with an ok flavor, but as you chew the center there's this really bad/fake taste that comes out strong...this is what i imagine dog biscuits taste like. but whatever, they're fairly low calorie for a lot of protein and yet weigh in at a hefty 50g...so i wouldn't expect them to "taste great." to be fair, i'm a "foodie" and love great flavorful food. but i also eat light sometimes and workout often. for... » Read More Not sure what the one person that answered was talking about--these taste really bad...certainly nothing like a regular, delicious and sweet candy bar. they start out with an ok flavor, but as you chew the center there's this really bad/fake taste that comes out strong...this is what i imagine dog biscuits taste like. but whatever, they're fairly low calorie for a lot of protein and yet weigh in at a hefty 50g...so i wouldn't expect them to "taste great." to be fair, i'm a "foodie" and love great flavorful food. but i also eat light sometimes and workout often. for comparison, my protein shakes i make with water, as well as other protein bars i've bought, taste much better than these. « Show Less
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What are you trying to do, blast away stalactites? Eat more fiber! Yes, I find the volume sufficient to do the job.
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Depends on the particular flavor. On average you can expect 17g of fiber and 2 g of sugars.
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It is used to help get more fiber in your diet. 25 calories 1 teaspoon, 5 gram per teaspoon.3 times a day. I only use 1 x day. that seems to keep me regaluar. (where is spell check when you need it) LOLMillie
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I honestly do not know. However, as a daily fiber supplement I find it to be excellent.
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The adequate intake of fiber for a female age 9-50 is 25-26 grams/day; a male age 14-50 is 38 grams /day. The labeling is correct.
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There are 19 grams of Carbs per bar at 170 Calories each with 3 Grams of sugar and 3 NetCarbs. Please consider This,That & WhatNots for your future purchase
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17 grams of carbohydrates; 10 grams of fiber. If counting net carbohydrates, that would equal to 7 net carbohydrates.
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I'm looking at the box right now; Total Carbs are 19 grams and Dietary Fiber is 3 grams. Hope this is helpful.
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NutritionFactsServing size: 1/4 cupAmount per servingCalories 151Calories from fat 7% Daily Value *Total Fat 0.7g 1%Saturated Fat 0.2g 1%Cholesterol 0mg 0%Sodium 4mg 0%TotalCarbohydrate 31.7g 11%Dietary Fiber 2.9g 12%Protein 4.2gPercent values are based on a 2,000 calorie per day diet. Your daily values may differ.Additional Information4.6% of calories from Fat84.2% from Carbohydrates11.2% from Protein
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Well.... I see where the colors and flavors are natural, per the listed ingredients (purple carrot juice concentrate, blueberry and carrot concentrates, annatto extract -- from seeds of the achiote tree). Polydextrose would appear to be the primary fiber source. That is a soluble fiber synthesized from dextrose (glucose) plus about 10% sorbitol and 1% citric acid. It's FDA approved for many uses in foods. I've messaged the maker to see what other info they might share. Allen
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I actually happened to have a bag left over from a marketing project so I could double check this for you. I opened a new bag up and counted 16 candy bars. You can always look at the nutrition facts too, look at the serving size and then the amount of servings. Hope this helps!
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I believe that statement is making a claim of protein "by weight", it's not compared like apples to apples. An ounce of tofu vs. an ounce of spirulina is probably a better way to look at it.
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Totally - the only grain in it is oatmeal. Oops! I didn't look at the product you are reviewing. I have used the cereal for about 3 years, but have not tried the bars yet!