pnod
02-22-2009, 05:02 PM
Can saomeone explain the total fat content on lables?
I see this all the time
Total fat: 10 grams
Saturated Fat: 1.5
Trans Fat 0 grams
Mono: 4 grams
Poly: 2 grams
The lable does not say anything about hydrogenated oils or anything. How can this be? The numbers do not add up. What type of fat is the fat that is not showing up?
Thanks
I see this all the time
Total fat: 10 grams
Saturated Fat: 1.5
Trans Fat 0 grams
Mono: 4 grams
Poly: 2 grams
The lable does not say anything about hydrogenated oils or anything. How can this be? The numbers do not add up. What type of fat is the fat that is not showing up?
Thanks
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polkaadot
03-07-2009, 06:44 PM
partially hydrogenated oils ARE the trans fats on the label. its true that sometimes the values dont add up, because sometimes there are mistakes with lables, and in this case the one youv got is quite obvious cause the total is 10 but if you add the others up its only 7.5. but sometimes you know, they cant make it exactly accurate - but yea with yours i do think its probably a typo or some miscalculation..
also, well hopefully not, could be that the manufacturers are lyingto the consumers - because they know most ppl wont be bothered by the amounts anyway - ie they wont go and count things up and analyse these things etc.
also, well hopefully not, could be that the manufacturers are lyingto the consumers - because they know most ppl wont be bothered by the amounts anyway - ie they wont go and count things up and analyse these things etc.
tUrRrRa
03-07-2009, 10:28 PM
Do you not see "partially hydrogennated oil" on the ingredients list? Usually if this is one of the first few ingredients, it's NOT a good sign!

