Calories? Does anybody know how many calories per ounce or per 1/2 or 1 cup serving?
166256
Nothing I see on the ingredients, feeding portions etc. mentions calories. Perhaps contacting the manufacture would get that information for you.
166257
No, I don't know, but my small dog gained weight... medium dog did not. On the plus side, allergy improvement: less scratching and chewing, nice coat. I am trying a different dog food now, but I would consider using this one again. I only stopped after the vet pointed out that some restrictive ingredient dogfoods actually have more calories.
343074
The container has 250ml or 8.45 fluid ounces. The 1.5 is the caloric count per ml so it has 250 times 1.5 = 375 calories. To make it a little more caloric we used to add 35ml of half and half but now we add 35ml of milk just to slightly thin the formula.
67945
One thing that might help you to determine the difference is that the milk quotes 170 calories per half-cup serving, and the cream quotes 190 calories for the same half-cup serving. I've been a little skeptical of that, though, as the cream seems _much_ creamier and less watery. I suspect 190 is about right for the cream but that the milk is fewer calories than quoted. They're about the same price--better to get the cream and water down if you need it thinner ever.
868654
A serving size is 2 Tbsp. which has 110 calories, 10 g of fat, 3 g of carb, 2 g of protein.
2060875
If you look at the pictures on the side of the main photo, it says there are 7 servings in the container. One serving is 1/2 cup of powder. Then if you look at the later pictures it shows the instructions that say 1/2 cup makes one 8-ounce serving. So you get 7 servings that are 8 ounces.
480086
100 calories in a serving. A serving is defined by 22g or just under an ounce of crackers.
453807
Every 1 oz serving is 35 calories. Each bottle contains approx. 32 servings.
90345
Serving Size 1/4 cup (21.5 gm) Calories: 95Total Fat: 2.5 gm; Sat-Fat: 1.5 gm; Trans-Fat: 0; Monounsat: 1 gm; Polyunsat: 0 -- *CARBS 12 gm: Fiber: 10 gm; Sugars: 0 -- *Protein: 6 gm
705213
First, serving size is 1/4 cup or 63g of which each can provides "about 3.5 servings". Calcium is listed at 10% based on a 2000 calorie/day diet. No more detail listed. HTH...
1145341
It states that the serving size is one ounce and that there are 8 servings per container. Per serving the back states that there are 150 calories per serving and 70 calories from fat
1650675
I just looked at the packages I have and each one says each container is 2.3 calories. Are you looking at an entire shipment possibly? I really don't know how yours could say 15 calories per serving.
642824
60 calories per serving. You only need one serving to make a shake, so 60 calories total.
1887346
Correction on the earlier measurement. I forgot I use my own Doggy cup which is 1/3 c. So just about... 1/6 c per serving and 1/4 per serving, twice daily.
1236292
A serving is 2g, not to be confused with tsp. 2 tsp would be very strong and double the serving size as 1 level tsp is about 2g. Thus the calories in a 1tsp serving would be about 8 cal (7.5 rounding up to 8) and 1 carb.
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It's a 12 oz container, which equates to 24 1 tbsp servings. Each serving is 100 calories, all 100 of which are from fat. So, you've got 200 calories per oz. FYI, this is real butter, and the stuff in my refrigerator has exactly the same ingredient list and nutrition info.
824333
According to the label, the 8oz package contains 16 servings (1/4 cup each). Each serving has 47 calories.
560405
A serving is 1.75 ounces and each serving has 180 calories and 17 grams of carbohydrates.