Is this a "no sodium added" product?
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That is correct. Libby's doesn't add sodium to any of their organic products.
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my 14.5oz can says 25mg of salt....naturally derived.....no extra salt added......it actually says on can"not a salt free product"...hope this helps!
522914
There is no sodium listed on the ingredient label. If this is a critical issue, I would recommend calling the company; go to the company website.
2245836
There's no sodium in the product. The capsules are about an inch in length and pretty easy to swallow.
94337
The ingrediants listed are--Buttermilk solids, whey solids, period. So, no salt was added so no salt was listed.
1209394
It is saltless. I wondered about this heading too. I think it's a print mistake--somebody left off the "less." Anyway, I own one; no salt.
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There is no "added" sodium...but there are several different sodiums that are used in the curing of pork (pink salt, a.k.a. Prague powder, contains table salt and sodium nitrite, and is used in the curing of meats such as ham, bacon and sausage. While these are typically washed off of the meat as part of the process, the salts have by that time seasoned the meat to a degree (different in each type of meat, and dependent on the size of the cured meat and the amount used). Labeling law only requires that the label note all ingredients used in the manufacture of the product, in this case, the Hot Belly product itself...the bacon that it was made from was already cured, so as an ingredient it was simply listed as "bacon". I hope this answers your question, Ernestine...if not, please let me know and I'll try to do my best to help. Happy cooking!!
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Don't know! I'd be more concerned about the methylparaben and propylparaben rather than the sodium content.
1298141
No sodium listed on bottle or box. If you have concerns, you can e-mail the manufacturer though. I had to do that over a concern the first time I ordered and they answered promptly even though I had ordered it from Amazon & not through them.
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Jerry, sorry I didn't list salted or unsalted as they don't list the ingredients on the container which is strange. I did list that it contained 5% of your daily sodium, but I don't know if that's in the nuts themselves or added. I expect that it's added. One nutrition site said that sea salt is added. They taste very lightly salted to me. I usually eat natural foods that are unsalted so personally I don't worry about 5% of my sodium coming from these. If you are concerned about the 5%, or can't have any salt, perhaps you want to talk to a representative from the company who can get that information for you. Hope this helps. Jerry, sorry I didn't list salted or unsalted as they don't list the ingredients on the container which is strange. I did list that it contained 5% of your daily sodium, but I don't know if that's in the nuts themselves or added. I expect that it's added. One nutrition site said that sea salt is added. They taste very lightly salted to me. I usually eat natural foods that are unsalted so personally I don't worry about 5% of my sodium coming from these. If you are concerned about the 5%, or can't have any salt, perhaps you want to talk to a representative from the company who can get that... » Read More Jerry, sorry I didn't list salted or unsalted as they don't list the ingredients on the container which is strange. I did list that it contained 5% of your daily sodium, but I don't know if that's in the nuts themselves or added. I expect that it's added. One nutrition site said that sea salt is added. They taste very lightly salted to me. I usually eat natural foods that are unsalted so personally I don't worry about 5% of my sodium coming from these. If you are concerned about the 5%, or can't have any salt, perhaps you want to talk to a representative from the company who can get that information for you. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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According to the label, it should be one teaspoonful. You can use more without increasing your sodium, wonderful thing. My husband adds a little of his salt substitute to enhance the flavor.
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I'm looking at the nutrition facts label on my container of Warrior Food protein. Sodium is listed and the content is 0. So yes, it is sodium free
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If you look at the other Q & As, someone asked how many mg of sodium these have and one person answered 35mg while another answered 70mg. So they may have just doubled the sodium recently? I dunno, I usually order another brand and was thinking of giving these a try, but am not interested in salt-bombed 'dines either :)
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Don't know about sodium.but it made my hear so dry and impossible to brush.don't buy this product.very bad quality.didn't use .throw it away.just wasted my money
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It says this product contains no yeast, dairy, egg, gluten, corn, wheat, salt, preservatives or artificial flavor or color or fragrance. Store in cool dry environment 59-86 degrees. SO THE ANSWER IS NO SALT,SODIUM LEVEL. It is a proprietary blend 4.93 gm. of Sodium Bicarbonate, Potassium Bicarbonate, Magnesium Chloride and Calcium Chloride. Hope this helps you.
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That customer was very confused and if you looked at the comments in the review that was cleared up. It does not contain sodium chloride. It was also discussed in detail in this question:
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Yes, the label says "Reduced Sodium" on the front. Even so, there are 700mg of sodium in a one tablespoon serving.