If this has already been answered, I'm sorry, I'm a tad behind in reading.
Someone asked about fatfree margarine, 5 cal per serving, 0 cal from fat,
when purchased in the small container and 5 cal per serving, 5 cal from
fat when purchased in the large container.
This is the problem with the 'fat-free' labeling. If the number of
calories from fat is less that a certain PERCENTAGE of the entire amount,
they are entitled to say ZERO calories from fat (when it actual is not
zero). In a large container, the number of calories from fat will not make
the cutoff and thus have to be GREATER THAN ZERO.
It's a round off thing! Yuck,eh?
Helix Fairweather
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