Food & Drink
Brands, labels and what is actually in the can, the bar and the bowl.
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Müves, the New Fiber Gummy From the Makers of Grüns, Lists 12.7 Grams of Fiber Ingredients and Declares 10. How Both Numbers Can Be Right
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HallPass Candy Has 1 Gram of Sugar. Here Is Where the Other 20 Grams of Carbs Went
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What Is EPG? The “Modified Plant Fat” in David Bars, Shakes and HallPass Candy, Explained
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Trader Joe’s Apple Prebiotic Soda Has 5 Grams of One Fiber. Here Is What the Only Agave-Inulin Trial Says About That Dose
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Proda’s Golden Apple Protein Soda Has Two Published Labels: One With 3 Grams of Fiber, One With None. The Math Says Neither Is a Typo
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TRUBAR’s Cha Cha Matcha Bar Has 12 Grams of “Tapioca Fiber.” The Label Doesn’t Say Which Kind, and the Kind Is the Whole Question
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Halfday’s Crisp Apple Tea Has 6 Grams of Fiber From Three Sources. The Blend Quietly Changed, and the Can Doesn’t Print the Split
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Optimum Nutrition Put 8 Grams of Fiber in a 30-Gram Protein Shake. For Once, the Label Checks Out
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Genius Gourmet’s 30 g Milkshake Says “Lactose-Free.” The Label Lists No Lactase. Here Is the Question That Raises, and Why It Is Not a Gut Problem
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