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25 new of 610 responses total.
i
response 500 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 17 03:33 UTC 1999

1 T of peanut butter has far more grams of 'most everything....especially
fat (though much less of it is saturated).
carson
response 501 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 11:30 UTC 1999

(the serving size suggests something like a condiment or a mix orf
some sort. the lack of sugar is definitely confusing, even though it
*should* help to narrow it down. "half" the calories from fat suggests
... is it cocoa?)
i
response 502 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 18:31 UTC 1999

And the label says........

Ghirardelli Premium Unsweetened Cocoa!

...so carson's up next.
carson
response 503 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 23:02 UTC 1999

(oh my. I guessed it from looking at a can of Hershey's. cool.) :)

(ok... here's the stuff for my food:)


Nutrition facts

Serving size  1/4 cup (40g)
Servings per container  about 11

Amount per serving

Calories                    130

                 % Daily Value*

Total fat  0g                0%
  Saturated fat 0g           0%
Cholesterol  0mg             0%
Sodium  10mg                 0%
Potassium  310mg             9%
Total carbohydrate  31g     10%
  Dietary fiber  2g          9%
  Sugars  29g
Protein  1g
Calcium  2%           Iron   6%


(the asterix is the standard "based on 2000 calorie diet" disclaimer. the
box also says that the food is "not a significant source of vitamin A and
vitamin C.")

(finally, I'll note that some numbers don't add up exactly. it's a 2.5 cup
container, 425g. hope that helps!)
keesan
response 504 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 28 03:35 UTC 1999

Sugar with some minerals added.  Kool-Aid?  Tang?  Honey? Maple syrup?
Sorghum?  (What would one do with a 'serving' of sorghum?).
40 g - about 1.5 ounces -1/4 cup, so it is not liquid, but a powder, cancel
the honey and sorghum.
gelinas
response 505 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 28 03:41 UTC 1999

Not Tang; not enough Vitamin C.  But I don't have a food to post, so I'm not
going to guess.  :/
carson
response 506 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 28 10:45 UTC 1999

(not Kool-Aid, not Tang, not honey, not maple syrup, not sorghum...
and not a powder. I am amazed, however, that you've guessed three
of the items I'd considered using.)
i
response 507 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 28 13:00 UTC 1999

Is it come kind of powdered drink mix?
keesan
response 508 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 28 15:39 UTC 1999

Sugar also weighs nearly 2 ounces/quarter cup, I guess.  Sugar is not
considered a powder, unless it is powdered.
carson
response 509 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 28 21:40 UTC 1999

(not a powdered drink, and not sugar. seriously, it's not powdered.)
orinoco
response 510 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 29 05:22 UTC 1999

Maple candy.
carson
response 511 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 29 17:19 UTC 1999

(not maple candy, but that's closer.)
keesan
response 512 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 29 17:49 UTC 1999

You mean not refined cane sugar.  It has to be some type of sugar plus a few
minerals, according to the nutrition label.  Candy is mostly sugar, so is
maple syrup (sugar plus water plus whatever minerals the tree needed).
orinoco
response 513 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 29 19:15 UTC 1999

Molasses maybe?  That wouold explain the iron content.
carson
response 514 of 610: Mark Unseen   Nov 29 20:53 UTC 1999

(yes, it's sugar plus minerals, but that's misleading. no, it's not
molasses. yes, it's a common food.) ;)
lilmo
response 515 of 610: Mark Unseen   Dec 2 20:52 UTC 1999

remember it has fiber, but not a lot.  No cholesterol, so it's a plant
product.  A wee bit of salt, but lots of potassium.  Hmm.  Dried banana chips?
carson
response 516 of 610: Mark Unseen   Dec 3 03:53 UTC 1999

(that's the closest guess anyone's made yet, lilmo. no, it's not
dried banana chips.)

(side note: I'm not sure where the sodium comes from. it's not added
as an ingredient.)
lilmo
response 517 of 610: Mark Unseen   Dec 4 18:47 UTC 1999

Is banana part of it?
carson
response 518 of 610: Mark Unseen   Dec 4 22:52 UTC 1999

(no, banana is not part of it.)
orinoco
response 519 of 610: Mark Unseen   Dec 5 00:20 UTC 1999

dried apple?
carson
response 520 of 610: Mark Unseen   Dec 6 21:10 UTC 1999

(no, not dried apple.)
i
response 521 of 610: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 04:30 UTC 1999

Some other dried fruit?
carson
response 522 of 610: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 18:43 UTC 1999

(please be more specific.)  :^)
keesan
response 523 of 610: Mark Unseen   Dec 7 19:57 UTC 1999

Dried mangos?
carson
response 524 of 610: Mark Unseen   Dec 8 01:28 UTC 1999

(not dried mangoes.)
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