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Nutritional Analysis


  Nutritional Analysis on 15 grams =1 Tbsp or 3 tsp.

Product Fat (g) Calories Carbs (g)* Fiber (g) Sodium (mg) Sugar (g) Potassium
  Fudges .25 45 10.5 1 20 9 0
  Berry Spreads 0 25 6.5 1 2.5 5.5 -
  Fruit Syrups 0 30 7.5 0.5 2.5 7 -
  Fruit Butters 0 22.5 6 0.5 2.5 5.5 -
  Sweeteners 0 42 10.5 .3 1 10 -
  WO Fruit Sweeteners 0 42 10.5 0.3 1 10 95
  Granulated Sugar 0 58 15 0 0 15 0
  Honey   45.6 12.6        

  * Carbohydrate data does not take into account Fiber to Carbohydrate exchange.


 

 

 

 

 

 

   Fruit Exchanges: Ratings are by professional dietitians.
Sugars are from concentrated fruit & juices
 Berry Spread & Fruit Butter: 2 tsp = free (14 cal), 4 tsp = 1/2 fruit. 
 Fruit Syrup: 1 tsp = free (10 cal), 3 tsp = 1/2 fruit 
 Fudges: 1 tsp = free (15 cal), 2 tsp = 1/2 fruit.

Fiber Comparison Chart

The fiber in one 15-gram tablespoon of Wax Orchards products shows them as a significant part of a healthy diet and compares them with other healthy, high-fiber foods.

 

ITEM

grams
1 T. W. O. Berry Spread 1.0
1 T. W. O. Fudge 1.5
1 T. W. O. Fruit Sweet® 0.3
1 medium apple 1.0
1 cup cooked oatmeal 4.0
1 medium pear w/skin 4.0
2 slices whole white bread 3.0
1/2 cup kidney beans 7.3
1 large baked potato with skin 4.8
1 medium orange 3.1
1/2 cup spinach (frozen) 2.8
1/2 cup broccoli (chopped) 2.3


Using high-fiber fruits, vegetables, and whole grains is recommended for health, well-being, and disease prevention..  

One  gram of fiber lowers carbohydrates  by one gram.
Complete nutrition information can be found in Composition of Foods USDA Handbook No.8. Ask for it at your library.

                    

 

"Recently cocoa & chocolate products have been identified as a dietary source of antioxidants called polyphenols."  From the trade magazine Functional Foods and Neutraceuticals .  Per the chart below, Wax  Orchards dark chocolate class is at the top of the list, with double the value of #2.

Why are antioxidants important?  

Because they keep our veins and arteries clear of platelets that can clog them.   In many ways they keep our blood vessels healthy.  

Wax Orchards chocolates have the extra healthy advantage of being free of the added fat that is usually in chocolate products.

 

 

 
 

TOP ANTIOXIDANT FOODS

COMPARISON CHART

 

    ITEM                            ORAC* units per 100 grams

 

  Dark Chocolate                                     13,120
  Milk Chocolate

                                      6,740

  Prunes                                       5,770
  Raisins                                       2,830
  Blueberries                                       2,400
  Blackberries

                                     2,036

  Strawberries

                                     1,540

  Raspberries

                                     1,220

  Brussels Sprouts

                                        980

  Plums                                         949
  Alfalfa Sprouts                                         930
  Broccoli Florets                                         890

*Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity,  equivs. per 100 gm,  approx. 3 ½ oz.

Source: Data from US Department of Agriculture and the Journal of the American Chemical Society.

 

 

 

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