On 18th February 2012 I bought a glass bottle of Nescafe Gold Instant Coffee Rich Aroma 50g (Nett Weight) from small Econ near my home at S$4.20.
* NATURALLY CONTAINS ANTIOXIDANTS*
*Good to know Nescafe Gold is a distinctive blend of Arabica and Robusta beans.
* Ingredients- 100% freeze-dried soluble coffee powder.
++Nutrition Information Typical Values++ ( Per 100 g )
Energy- 272 kcal, Protein- 1 g, Total Fat- 0.2g, Cholesterol- 0 mg, Carbohydrate- 41g, Dietary fibre- 18g, Sodium- 10mg
*1kacl=4.2Kj
Store in cool and dry place.-To maintain freshness of contents, cap should be tightly closed.
Servings per package: 25
Serving size: 2g
Store in cool and dry place.-To maintain freshness of contents, cap should be tightly closed.
Servings per package: 25
Serving size: 2g
The above info source:
Food for thought:
The servings per package of a 3-in-1 coffee a certain flying creature brand I bought on 20th February 2012 are also 25 with a serving size per satchet being 18g. I wonder how many percent of this 18g in the sachet is real/pure coffee? Can the pure coffee be 2/18 x 100% = 11.1 % of the 3-in-1 coffee only? Can anyone tell me? I wait for your answer! Thank you.
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1 comment:
Coffee granules are freeze-dried, so they naturally weigh less than the accompanying creamer/sugar.
To find out the percentage of coffee in your instant coffee sachet, first you must ask yourself if you're looking at percentage by weight or volume.
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