My new Doctor wants me to journal all the food I’m eating on line at fitday.com. You can custom upload all the calories and or nutritional info yourself or select from fitday's options. It’s a lot quicker to use what fitday has already established and they appear to be quite accurate. When I went to use the fitday numbers I noticed that their seeds were nearly twice the amount of the Frito Lay packaging. Upon closer inspection it became clear that there is a typo on the Frito Lay label. Look at the scan to the right.
So instead of eating 190 calories a day (I have these everyday) I have been eating 380 calories. When you are on a 600-800 calorie a day diet that’s a huge shift in the wrong direction. I wonder how much of an effect this has really had. I hope they fix this quickly - I’m going to keep eating them, but half as much going forward.
I weighed 256.7 today.
2 comments:
Daniel:
We understand the confusion with the serving size of our sunflower seeds. Actually, the package is correctly labeled and our total weight takes into account the inedible hulls. The information on the nutrition facts panel reflects only the edible product. So, a 2.125 oz bag actually contains 1.0625 oz of edible product which is considered a single serving at about 190 calories. The information on FitDay.com shows that there are two 30 gram servings in this bag at 380 calories, but this is incorrect.
If you have more questions or need additional information, please call us at 1-800-352-4477 Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Frito-Lay Consumer Affairs
thanks for the clarification! And the great PRODUCT!
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