Nutrition Facts...PLEASE No Rounding

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  • shifterbrainz
    shifterbrainz Posts: 245 Member
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    kkenseth wrote: »
    Butorfleye wrote: »
    I do add my own and all that does is make another almost duplicate...
    This makes it harder for anyone searching for a food to know which one is the right one
    Make peoples life's easier...easy is the Key...if its easy its easier to stick to

    If it were easy, no one would be over weight and everyone would be healthy.

    wOW profoundly helpful and insightful! Condescend much? :huh:
  • kk_inprogress
    kk_inprogress Posts: 3,077 Member
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    shifterbrainz wrote: »
    kkenseth wrote: »
    Butorfleye wrote: »
    I do add my own and all that does is make another almost duplicate...
    This makes it harder for anyone searching for a food to know which one is the right one
    Make peoples life's easier...easy is the Key...if its easy its easier to stick to

    If it were easy, no one would be over weight and everyone would be healthy.

    wOW profoundly helpful and insightful! Condescend much? :huh:

    You can't project tone onto someone's words like that. What I said is just true. It wasn't directed at anyone or insulting anyone. It's hard for everyone, including me.
  • Apud85
    Apud85 Posts: 74 Member
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    For what it's worth, just wanted to point out that nutrition labels are allowed to be off by up to 20% according to FDA standards, so you're never going to get the EXACT correct calorie count. A rounding issue seems pretty insignificant.

    Interesting article if interested, http://www.marketwatch.com/story/margin-of-error-on-food-labels-20-2013-11-07

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