Need Nutrition Information For: A.M. Coffee for Tired People

angel_of_harmony

I am looking for nutrition information for: A.M Coffee for Tired People: Whoopie Pie. I purchased this product from Target yesterday but was shocked when I realized this morning that there is no label on the container!

My fitness pal does not have it in the database and I am unable to find nutrition information online.

After doing some research I have found that it is manufactured by a company called "Paramount Coffee" but this flavor did not return results in the data base. The website also lead to a dead end and did not have any nutrition information.

My next step is to send the company an email. Does anyone else drink this brand of coffee or have any other resources I can check for the product nutrition information?

Thanks!

jenifr818

Most coffees that I've seen show "0" calories, but if I recall right, flavored coffees can have up to I think 2 calories and still be labelled as zero cals. I don't remember where I read that, so don't hold me on it or take it as gospel. As far as lack of labeling, according to Green Mountain's web site "coffee is exempt from federal food label programs precisely because it has zero nutritive value". I'd email the company, but chances are the calorie content is miniscule, if anything.

angel_of_harmony

Thanks for your help; so far that's the only answer I have. I did find a submission for "AM/PM coffee" but that was for 250 calories O.o

HMVOL7409

Thanks for your help; so far that's the only answer I have. I did find a submission for "AM/PM coffee" but that was for 250 calories O.o

That's bc that's someone's personal input and I wouldn't touch personal entries. If the ingredients listed is basic ground coffee beans as most is then you're pretty much at 0-2 calories.

Ctrum69

strong black coffee is about 3 cals per cup. So, negligible.

Is it just coffee? If so, nothing to worry about.

If it has added sweetener, or built in milk, or whatever.. then it might be worth looking into.