Post by NJtoTX on Nov 2, 2020 12:31:39 GMT
I get things from the Asian market and I'm often skeptical about their labeling compliance. I don't think it's nefarious. But you can often look at the sodium number and the ingredients and see that their number is impossible.
Found a big one, which they should want to correct. I bought some terrific dried tea flower shiitake mushrooms for my beef stew, which came out fantastic.
I read the label and my jaw hit the floor. 725 calories per serving! Quickly realized that's impossible.
Based on the numbers, a serving has 4.5 calories from fat, 130.4 from carbs, and 51.4 from protein, so 186.3. They put the number of calories for the entire bag there.
Found a big one, which they should want to correct. I bought some terrific dried tea flower shiitake mushrooms for my beef stew, which came out fantastic.
I read the label and my jaw hit the floor. 725 calories per serving! Quickly realized that's impossible.
Based on the numbers, a serving has 4.5 calories from fat, 130.4 from carbs, and 51.4 from protein, so 186.3. They put the number of calories for the entire bag there.
