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juicy | 12:50 Thu 16th Feb 2006 | Food & Drink
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Help! I'm confused - on the back of an 100g pack, it says that 100g give you 174 kcal etc, but it also says that 1/2 pack serving (which you'd think was 50g) is 261 kcal... how is that possible!
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It's something to do with the cooked v uncooked weights, plus the contents of the sachet, i think.
13:59 Thu 16th Feb 2006
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Also look at the saturated fat content, they can be high those types of things
09:43 Fri 17th Feb 2006

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