Jell-O No Bake Dry Pie Crust Mix nutritional information?

beatingobesityforlife
beatingobesityforlife Posts: 121 Member
edited November 2024 in Food and Nutrition
Yes, it's bad to eat. But I was craving something sweet and instead of eating cheesecake, I ate the package of the crust mix (nothing else added to it). I cannot find the nutritional information just for that package alone anywhere. Any ideas what it is??

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  • RodaRose
    RodaRose Posts: 9,562 Member
    Was it like this?
    http://www.amazon.com/Jell-O-No-Bake-Cheesecake-Dessert-11-1-Ounce/dp/B000E1BLS0ns5u3f8v7b0v.png

    210 calories X 6
  • beatingobesityforlife
    beatingobesityforlife Posts: 121 Member
    Yes, but I didn't eat anything but the dry crust mix.
  • corindeathawk
    corindeathawk Posts: 254 Member
    The link RodaRose posted says "Made with real milk and Honey Maid Grahams". Having read the directions at the bottom of the page, the "crust" mix is simply crushed graham crackers. (The directions have you add the other ingredients needed to do a graham crust)

    It says use a 9" pie plate, so that should have been something like 140g worth of graham cracker. Track down the info for Honey Made Grahams and there you go.
  • CyberTone
    CyberTone Posts: 7,337 Member
    You will have to do this on the Web version for the negative food item entry to work.
    Add whatever brand prepared pie crust to your Food Diary - I chose Honey Maid.
    On the Jell-O box, find the ingredients you have to add to the dry mix to make the crust.
    Subtract all unused recipe food items from the Jell-O box, such as butter, from your Food Diary to get an estimate of only the nutrients in the dry mix.

    The screen shot example is if the dry mix only needed 2 Tbsp. of butter to make the crust.

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