convert macros from percentage to gram
montherzaben
Posts: 15 Member
hi
some products they write nutrition information as percentage , how to convert this into grams?
for example a product that has 30% carb
some products they write nutrition information as percentage , how to convert this into grams?
for example a product that has 30% carb
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I've never seen nutritional info only in percentages... You'd have to know the total calories, then work out 30%, and divide by 4.1
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Can you post a picture of this? i've never ever seen this before.
anyways, look at the total cals, divide by 100. multiply by 30. then divide by 4.0 -
rainbowbow wrote: »Can you post a picture of this? i've never ever seen this before.
anyways, look at the total cals, divide by 100. multiply by 30. then divide by 4.
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rainbowbow wrote: »Can you post a picture of this? i've never ever seen this before.
anyways, look at the total cals, divide by 100. multiply by 30. then divide by 4.
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livingleanlivingclean wrote: »I've never seen nutritional info only in percentages... You'd have to know the total calories, then work out 30%, and divide by 4.
https://us.v-cdn.net/5021879/uploads/editor/ud/5b135u96vygk.jpg0 -
montherzaben wrote: »
Wow, wtf. I'm on my phone but do those ad up to 100%? I can't tell if it's saying percent based on 2,000 calories or percent of calories in that product.
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montherzaben wrote: »
I think they stuffed that one up...
The % says it's based on daily values... Which doesn't relate to calories of a serve. It also says 2.2 calories from fat, which doesn't relate to 2.7% of 95 calories.
And no... @rainbowbow I don't think they add up to 100%!1 -
thanks
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Yeah, there is a labeling issue. The amounts listed are not % of daily value and do not add up. Neither do the calories if calculated as % of calories add up. Even tried it by % of weight, still not even close. The calories look misleading too. I have never seen bread with less than 2 calories per gram. I think your safest best is to just log it by weight as bran bread or something.1
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