Calories? Yes, it looks good, and is dairy-free, but how many calories does it provide?
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Its listed on the nutrition info as 200 calories. Its a link you need to expand below the product description
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I found this Nutrition info on the website. http://www.thepurebar.com/images/ingredients.pdf
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Hi, Jerry! To the best of my knowledge, the caloric content is 355.5 calories. As I send it to an ill friend, I have not personally read the can. It is for tube feeding, may need a flavor boost, from what I have been told. Hope this helps . Carol
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Seems like everyone agrees with the label, but perhaps the calories 210 of which 150 are good fat calories zero are cholest and there are 7 g of protein, only 2% sodium, no trans fat.
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I would think zero. No nutritional info on box but my assumption is that it is calorie free.
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Amazon asked me if I would answer this question, although I suspect it was rhetorical. My only guess is that whoever is selling it, assumed it was calorie-free because it is considered an "artificial" sweetener. Maybe someone should tell them...
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Yes, there's a panel on the back of the package listing nutritional info, but since it contains just pure fat, all the other values come up zero, including carbs. FYI, one tbs will yield 14g of saturated fat giving you 120 calories. One package contains appr. 35 servings. Hope this helps.
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If you look at the photos you can zoom in and it says 70 calories per serving. One container is a serving.
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Please note it has 30 calories and 1 gram fat in one serving. This information is also available at the supplement facts on the canister. Thanks
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not sure about the dairy free seamer, it only says creamer on the ingredient list, and there is non fat milk
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Since dairy curds are removed from this gloriously grassfed nutrition, its label states "0 sugar, 0 protein"--so yes it is casein/lactose free. The curds removed also = shelf-stable, but we refrigerate v. kitchen heat & v. light through sadly clear jar should be dark glass like Green Pastures more expensive protecting light-sensitive nutrients inc Vitamins A/E/K & naturally-occurring Omegas. Lacking curds, it also softens quickly on counter from fridge, but we usually fork crumble it cold over cooling eggs & stir as it quickly melts for moistest eggs (tastes great), licking the fork not to waste precious nutrients :)- Since dairy curds are removed from this gloriously grassfed nutrition, its label states "0 sugar, 0 protein"--so yes it is casein/lactose free. The curds removed also = shelf-stable, but we refrigerate v. kitchen heat & v. light through sadly clear jar should be dark glass like Green Pastures more expensive protecting light-sensitive nutrients inc Vitamins A/E/K & naturally-occurring Omegas. Lacking curds, it also softens quickly on counter from fridge, but we usually fork crumble it cold over cooling eggs & stir as it quickly melts for moistest eggs (tastes great), licking the... » Read More Since dairy curds are removed from this gloriously grassfed nutrition, its label states "0 sugar, 0 protein"--so yes it is casein/lactose free. The curds removed also = shelf-stable, but we refrigerate v. kitchen heat & v. light through sadly clear jar should be dark glass like Green Pastures more expensive protecting light-sensitive nutrients inc Vitamins A/E/K & naturally-occurring Omegas. Lacking curds, it also softens quickly on counter from fridge, but we usually fork crumble it cold over cooling eggs & stir as it quickly melts for moistest eggs (tastes great), licking the fork not to waste precious nutrients :)- « Show Less
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Hello, This product does not contain any calories, only what is listed on the supplement facts label. If it contained calories, fat, carbohydrates, ect. they would need to be listed on the supplement facts label.
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You do realize this is 100 calories per tablespoon, right? If I were trying to lose weight that extra 100 calories would not be welcome! It has the same calories as butter.
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It's really not a diet drink. Its full of protein and vitamins, but it will not help a person lose weight unless they just use water to mix it. With milk, I think it up's the calories to approximately 300. It's a supplemental drink to fulfill the protein and vitamins requirements that a person may need if they should miss lunch or something. Just like balance bars as yummy as they are have a 300 calorie punch. Some sandwiches contain less calories than a balance bar.
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It does have dairy protein although I believe Atkins claims 99% lactose free. I am lactose intolerant and don't have a problem with them.
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The chocolate is 160 calories per scoop if using water. If using milk you need to add the calories from the milk with the pure protein. Make sure you have a shaker when using this product. I use this product after a long run and it keeps me full afterwards.
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If you only use 4 ounces of liquid and a quarter of the scoop, then it is only 6 grams of protein, that is the serving size, 25 calories, 6 protein. And for a full scoop it gives 100 calories, 23 grams of protein. If you use the full scoop, I recommend mixing milk, almond milk, soy milk, etc. based protein powders, like the vanilla torte, chocolate truffle, strawberry mousse, cappuccino, etc. ones in 10-12 ounces of liquid. For the non milk based one's I like to use 11-12 ounces of water and add a few ice cubes to make it super cold, seems to be the only way I can tolerate the non dairy flavor types is if they are super cold. I hope this helps! If you only use 4 ounces of liquid and a quarter of the scoop, then it is only 6 grams of protein, that is the serving size, 25 calories, 6 protein. And for a full scoop it gives 100 calories, 23 grams of protein. If you use the full scoop, I recommend mixing milk, almond milk, soy milk, etc. based protein powders, like the vanilla torte, chocolate truffle, strawberry mousse, cappuccino, etc. ones in 10-12 ounces of liquid. For the non milk based one's I like to use 11-12 ounces of water and add a few ice cubes to make it super cold, seems to be the only way I can tolerate the non dairy... » Read More If you only use 4 ounces of liquid and a quarter of the scoop, then it is only 6 grams of protein, that is the serving size, 25 calories, 6 protein. And for a full scoop it gives 100 calories, 23 grams of protein. If you use the full scoop, I recommend mixing milk, almond milk, soy milk, etc. based protein powders, like the vanilla torte, chocolate truffle, strawberry mousse, cappuccino, etc. ones in 10-12 ounces of liquid. For the non milk based one's I like to use 11-12 ounces of water and add a few ice cubes to make it super cold, seems to be the only way I can tolerate the non dairy flavor types is if they are super cold. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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I've replaced butter with dairy free margarine (Earth Balance!) and it's turned out just as nice! :)