I just bought some creamy hazelnut arabica coffee and it doesn’t have any nutrition information on it. It says right on it that it’s artificially flavored though so I would assume it has to have calories in it?? Do they not have to put it on there cause it’s not “food”??

It isn't mandatory for every single food product to have a nutrition label—but it really depends on what the product is and where it is being sold. Some will have a website on its label where you can get the nutrition facts. what exactly did you buy? Can you post a picture of it?

4 minutes ago, liveaboard15 said:

It isn't mandatory for every single food product to have a nutrition label—but it really depends on what the product is and where it is being sold. Some will have a website on its label where you can get the nutrition facts. what exactly did you buy? Can you post a picture of it?

It’s just the Walmart brand medium roast hazelnut coffee. K cups

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Interesting. Even on the website no nutrition information on it. but i just went to my kitchen and the coffee does not have nutrition facts on it either and i use the Tim Horton Brand coffee.

Just now, liveaboard15 said:

Interesting. Even on the website no nutrition information on it. but i just went to my kitchen and the coffee does not have nutrition facts on it either and i use the Tim Horton Brand coffee.

Yea I’m not a big coffee fan but I like iced coffee. I use so much Splenda in it that it doesn’t matter what brand coffee I buy. I like it with almond milk and Splenda and was thinking that’s a pretty low calorie treat but now that I have it home and I think about it the flavored one may have some calories??

1 minute ago, ShoppGirl said:

Yea I’m not a big coffee fan but I like iced coffee. I use so much Splenda in it that it doesn’t matter what brand coffee I buy. I like it with almond milk and Splenda and was thinking that’s a pretty low calorie treat but now that I have it home and I think about it the flavored one may have some calories??

Probably does. not much tho. I did buy these ice coffee ones from bariatric pal and they are delicious. Each packet has 120 calories.

4 minutes ago, liveaboard15 said:

Probably does. not much tho. I did buy these ice coffee ones from bariatric pal and they are delicious. Each packet has 120 calories.

Hummmm. Those look good and calories seem okay. I get 30 grams for 160 calories with the caffe latte by premiere protein. I drink that every morning for breakfast.

I did call the 877 number for Walmart and they said they were going to ask the supplier and get back to me about the calories. I just figured maybe someone had some idea.

1 minute ago, ShoppGirl said:

Hummmm. Those look good and calories seem okay. I get 30 grams for 160 calories with the caffe latte by premiere Protein. I drink that every morning for Breakfast.

I drink the chocolate one everyday from premier. I have not had the coffee one yet. Need to get me a 4 pack and try it out.

1 minute ago, liveaboard15 said:

I drink the chocolate one everyday from premier. I have not had the coffee one yet. Need to get me a 4 pack and try it out.

Definitely try it. I don’t even have to drink my protein anymore but have come to like my morning latte so at over a year out I still have it. It does have caffeine though.

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20 minutes ago, ShoppGirl said:

Definitely try it. I don’t even have to drink my Protein anymore but have come to like my morning latte so at over a year out I still have it. It does have caffeine though. 

Only the ready-to-drink formula does. Oddly, the powder doesn't.

47 minutes ago, ShoppGirl said:

It’s just the Walmart brand medium roast hazelnut coffee. K cups

https://www.nutritionix.com/i/great-value/hazelnut-coffee-single-serve/5e9ff118704f673b6f51d8c2

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9 minutes ago, FutureSylph said:

https://www.nutritionix.com/i/great-value/hazelnut-coffee-single-serve/5e9ff118704f673b6f51d8c2

Wow!! 70 calories!! No wonder it’s so good.

It's the sugar in the K-cups that makes it 70 calories. If you just switch to ground coffee (no sugars), it's less than 3 calories per serving. https://www.nutritionix.com/i/great-value/creamy-hazelnut-ground-coffee/60b15428794e131b82903405

2 minutes ago, FutureSylph said:

It's the sugar in the K-cups that makes it 70 calories. If you just switch to ground coffee (no sugars), it's less than 3 calories per serving. https://www.nutritionix.com/i/great-value/creamy-hazelnut-ground-coffee/60b15428794e131b82903405

I wonder why they add sugar to one and not the other. They are both hazelnut?? Man I threw out my coffee pot. Is there sugar In the regular coffee k cups that don’t have flavors too?? I really don’t need the flavor. I add enough Splenda to make it sweet. I just bought those cause they had them in stock in a small quantity box of k cups.

Edited May 8, 20224 yr by ShoppGirl

1 minute ago, ShoppGirl said:

Man I threw out my coffee pot.

If you buy a reusable pod, you can use any kind of ground coffee in it.