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Thomas' English Muffin: Nutrition Facts Error?

sheltrk
Posts: 111 Member
*SOLVED* When the fiber is subtracted from the total carbs, the math works out... Thanks, all.
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Thomas' Light Multi-Grain English Muffins:
Perhaps I am confused, but I think this nutritional label is in error:
http://thomasbreads.com/Our-Products/English-Muffins/Hearty-Muffins/Thomas-Light-Multi-Grain-English-Muffins/Default.aspx

The label states 100 calories per serving. But, with 26 g of carbs, that's already over 100 calories. Tack on 5 g of protein and 1 g of fat, and we should be somewhere in the neighborhood of 133 calories.
Granted:
1. There is probably some rounding error, and
2. I'm not worried about eating a whopping 33 calories more than I expected with my breakfast, But...
This just seems like a rather glaring error. Am I missing something?
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Thomas' Light Multi-Grain English Muffins:
Perhaps I am confused, but I think this nutritional label is in error:
http://thomasbreads.com/Our-Products/English-Muffins/Hearty-Muffins/Thomas-Light-Multi-Grain-English-Muffins/Default.aspx

The label states 100 calories per serving. But, with 26 g of carbs, that's already over 100 calories. Tack on 5 g of protein and 1 g of fat, and we should be somewhere in the neighborhood of 133 calories.
Granted:
1. There is probably some rounding error, and
2. I'm not worried about eating a whopping 33 calories more than I expected with my breakfast, But...
This just seems like a rather glaring error. Am I missing something?
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Subtract the fiber from the carbs. 26 - 8 = 18. 18 X 4 = 72. 5g pro X 4 = 20. 20 + 72 = 92. 1g fat X 9 = 9. 20 + 72 + 9 = 101. Pretty close to 100 calories.0
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I'm in the US and all the Thomas English Muffins come in containers of 6, not 4. So maybe there is an error if you are in the states?0
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I am NO expert, but read somewhere that some fibres can be classed as 'non digestible' and therefore do not add to the calorie count - noticed there was a fair amount of fibre in one muffin so could that be why?
Sorry if this is completely wrong - sure someone who reads this will know if I'm right or totally off :P0 -
you ignored the fiber.0
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