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Agreed. Yes, there's 20 servings in this package if by a serving you mean 1/5th of what you average adult eats in one sitting. The one exception here is when
by fredrikholm 3y ago
Agreed.
Yes, there's 20 servings in this package if by a serving you mean 1/5th of what you average adult eats in one sitting.
The one exception here is when a portion actually equates to a portion, eg. '80 calories per cookie'. Those are wonderful, and probably what the original motivation for that type of labeling was; tangible.
- Pet_Ant 3y agoI feel like there needs to be another column for the entire package as long as it’s possible to consume the whole thing in a single sitting.
- RetroTechie 3y agoEU's per 100g standard makes it easy to compare products. One product 22g sugars / 100g, the other 27g sugars / 100g. Read that on the labels, then choose. And %: say, peanuts 51g fats/100g -> ah, product is roughly 1/2 fat. Personally I ignore "Serving size" as meaningless bs. As for whole packaging: say 22g sugar / 100gr, and there's 350g in the package. 3.5x22 is too difficult to calculate in one's head? (roughly!)
- Obscurity4340 3y agoYes, like the thing where cereal boxes compare without milk and WITH milk, except for "recommended serving" and whole unit/volume