Does anyone else have this problem......
babytis
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Why is it sometimes when I scan a bar code it gives me a different amount for calories than what the package tells me? This has happened to me more times then I like. I usually go with the bigger #...... What do you do?
Thanks,
Jenny
Thanks,
Jenny
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it could have something to do with the serving size.... just a thought0
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I thought the same thing, but that wasn't the case. For example a granola bar might say 140 on the box, but when I do the bar code that says 1 bar 160 calories....0
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I thought the same thing, but that wasn't the case. For example a granola bar might say 140 on the box, but when I do the bar code that says 1 bar 160 calories....
In that case, it's probably just that the info in the database you'e using is out of date, and either the ingredients or the actual size of the bar has changed.0 -
I thought the same thing, but that wasn't the case. For example a granola bar might say 140 on the box, but when I do the bar code that says 1 bar 160 calories....
In that case, it's probably just that the info in the database you'e using is out of date, and either the ingredients or the actual size of the bar has changed.
Good point:)0
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