I would be interested to know what the nutritional values of the syrups (Zero) are for pure syrup, i.e. NOT diluted. What is important is the information on the pure syrup, not how many calories it has if it has been diluted with water...
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Good morning Jenn23 If 100 ml of diluted drink (mixing ratio 1+6) contains 8 kcal, 100 ml of pure drink contains: 8 kcal x 7 = 56 kcal. best regards Frederica
Good morning Jenn23 If 100 ml of diluted drink (mixing ratio 1+6) contains 8 kcal, 100 ml of pure drink contains: 8 kcal x 7 = 56 kcal. best regards Frederica
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Good morning Jenn23 If 100 ml of diluted drink (mixing ratio 1+6) contains 8 kcal, 100 ml of pure drink contains: 8 kcal x 7 = 56 kcal. best regards Frederica
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Hi Jenn23 Let's take the example of the Zero lemon-cucumber syrup: The nutritional information for the syrup refers to 100 ml of diluted syrup (1+6). If you multiply the calorie content of the diluted syrup (8 kcal) by the dilution factor (1+ 6 =7) (i.e. 8 kcal x 7), you get the calorie content for 100 ml of undiluted syrup (56 kcal). Kind regards Angela