Whey Protein 30 g Isolate Powder, Chocolate PB

Nutricost

150 calories per 1/3 c (39 g), from the manufacturer, via USDA FoodData Central.

150
Calories
30 g
Protein
1.5 g
Total fat
3 g
Carbs

Nutrition facts

%DV for adults and children 4 and older.

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  • Calories150 kcal → 150 kcal · nearest 10 kcal
  • Total Fat1.5 g → 1.5 g · nearest 0.5 g
  • Saturated Fat0.499 g → 0 g · shown as 0
  • Trans Fat0 g → 0 g · shown as 0
  • Cholesterol14.8 mg → 15 mg · nearest 5 mg
  • Sodium240 mg → 240 mg · nearest 10 mg
  • Total Carbohydrate3 g → 3 g · nearest 1 g
  • Dietary Fiber1.01 g → 1 g · nearest 1 g
  • Total Sugars0.998 g → 1 g · nearest 1 g
  • Protein30 g → 30 g · nearest 1 g
  • Vitamin D0 mcg → 0 mcg · nearest 0.01 mcg (FDA guidance)
  • Calcium110 mg → 110 mg · nearest 10 mg (FDA guidance)
  • Iron0.998 mg → 1 mg · nearest 0.1 mg (FDA guidance)
  • Potassium212 mg → 210 mg · nearest 10 mg (FDA guidance)

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Ingredients

INSTANTIZED WHEY PROTEIN ISOLATE (WHEY PROTEIN, SUNFLOWER LECITHIN), PEANUT FLOUR, COCOA POWDER (PROCESSED WITH ALKALI), NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS, SODIUM CHLORIDE, SUCRALOSE.

Questions about this product

How many calories are in Whey Protein 30 g Isolate Powder?

Whey Protein 30 g Isolate Powder, Chocolate PB (Nutricost) has 150 calories per 1/3 c (39 g) and 390 per 100 g, as a Nutrition Facts label rounds them.

How much protein is in Whey Protein 30 g Isolate Powder?

Whey Protein 30 g Isolate Powder, Chocolate PB (Nutricost) has 30 g of protein per 1/3 c (39 g) and 77 g per 100 g.

What does %DV mean here?

% Daily Value is the share of FDA's Daily Value in one serving, for adults and children 4 and older. Amounts and percentages are rounded the way a Nutrition Facts label rounds them. Protein shows no %DV: a label needs a protein quality score for it.

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