Do any of the Rice Protein have sodium if so how much?
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Curious about this item. Do a search for "ingredients in enzymatic processed rice". Phoned Nutribiotic and discovered some of their "organic brown rice" comes from China, some from India, and some of the "enzyme processing" may also occur in China. On a positive note Vitamin Shoppe has a great return policy. Opened items with a receipt maybe exchanged/or store credit. In regards to Nutribiotics I might give "Nutribiotic 100% US Grown Rice Protein, Vanilla 1 lb. 5 oz (600 g) a test when or if it becomes available in my local store. I am not a fan of ordering products I have not previously used from Amazon due to s/h in the rare instance of cases such as these. Curious about this item. Do a search for "ingredients in enzymatic processed rice". Phoned Nutribiotic and discovered some of their "organic brown rice" comes from China, some from India, and some of the "enzyme processing" may also occur in China. On a positive note Vitamin Shoppe has a great return policy. Opened items with a receipt maybe exchanged/or store credit. In regards to Nutribiotics I might give "Nutribiotic 100% US Grown Rice Protein, Vanilla 1 lb. 5 oz (600 g) a test when or if it becomes available in my local store. I am not a fan of... » Read More Curious about this item. Do a search for "ingredients in enzymatic processed rice". Phoned Nutribiotic and discovered some of their "organic brown rice" comes from China, some from India, and some of the "enzyme processing" may also occur in China. On a positive note Vitamin Shoppe has a great return policy. Opened items with a receipt maybe exchanged/or store credit. In regards to Nutribiotics I might give "Nutribiotic 100% US Grown Rice Protein, Vanilla 1 lb. 5 oz (600 g) a test when or if it becomes available in my local store. I am not a fan of ordering products I have not previously used from Amazon due to s/h in the rare instance of cases such as these. « Show Less
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The total protein per serving is the 6 gm of protein. The 8 gm of Brown Rice Protein just states that out of that 8 gm, 6 gm's of it is Protein.
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Hi Julie, There's only whatever sodium is in the sardine naturally--1 can (95g size) has 150 mg sodium. Just in case you wanted to know: total fat 12 g (4.5 saturated) Total protein 18 g. The only ingredients listed: sardines, water. Hope this helps.
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Hey Mike,Sorry for the late reply, we totally missed this one! Our Brown Rice Protein is from the USA. With our facilities here in North America, we try and use locally sourced ingredients whenever possible.I hope this helps and, if any other inquiries arise, give us a ring here at head office or shoot us an email any time.1.866.839.8863askvega@myvega.com~Jamieson, RHNVega Digital Engagement Coordinator
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There is no potassium. This product is meant to a complete vegan protein. It has pea, potato, sprouted brown rice, alfalfa, and all essential amino acids. I will try to post a picture of the ingredients. If you want a vegan protein powder that is also a nutritional supplement try Vega One. I've been told it is high quality but it definitely doesn't taste as good.
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Pretty high, depending on the curry. From 480 mg to 700 mg. But they re wonderful and the sodium can be diluted with adding rice if that is needed. I love these and don't eat them very often.
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I just finished up my last jar, have to purchase more. There is of course sodium in it, but it's not too bad. My dh had a heart attack about 3 years ago, so we are fairly careful with sodium content. Wish I could tell you exactly, but you perhaps can email to company ? I also have to say, the sauce is delicious.
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Very low. As a physician, the only health concern is sodium. The Tamari I buy is "low sodium" and in 1 serving (17 grams, 1 TBS.) it has 15 calories, 1 gram carbohydrate, (0%), 2 grams protein, and 710 mg sodium, 29% of MDR.
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In San-J Tamari reduced sodium sauce there is 710mg sodium in 1 Tablespoon. A lower sodium alternative could be Coconut Aminos soy-free sauce.
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per serving: 140 calories, total fat 1%, sodium (340mg!!) 14%,total carbs 31g (sugars 3g), protein 2 gramsThe biggest problem is that with only rice flour there is no body. Use Bob's Red Mill products.
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It depends on what your standards of safety are. The package says no trans-fats, no cholesterol, no added MSG, but there is a small amount of gluten. Each package says it makes 2 servings at 260 calories/serving, but I eat one whole package as a meal (with added tofu, shrimp, mushrooms, vegetables, etc.). The sodium level is very high, however, at 1010 mg/serving, so if I eat the whole thing, I'm getting my whole day's worth of sodium! That is probably the worst effect of eating instant noodles. So, if you must limit your sodium intake, don't eat these. I limit myself to once every couple of weeks. But they are delicious and remind me of Korea, so I don't want to give them up! It depends on what your standards of safety are. The package says no trans-fats, no cholesterol, no added MSG, but there is a small amount of gluten. Each package says it makes 2 servings at 260 calories/serving, but I eat one whole package as a meal (with added tofu, shrimp, mushrooms, vegetables, etc.). The sodium level is very high, however, at 1010 mg/serving, so if I eat the whole thing, I'm getting my whole day's worth of sodium! That is probably the worst effect of eating instant noodles. So, if you must limit your sodium intake, don't eat these. I limit myself to once every couple... » Read More It depends on what your standards of safety are. The package says no trans-fats, no cholesterol, no added MSG, but there is a small amount of gluten. Each package says it makes 2 servings at 260 calories/serving, but I eat one whole package as a meal (with added tofu, shrimp, mushrooms, vegetables, etc.). The sodium level is very high, however, at 1010 mg/serving, so if I eat the whole thing, I'm getting my whole day's worth of sodium! That is probably the worst effect of eating instant noodles. So, if you must limit your sodium intake, don't eat these. I limit myself to once every couple of weeks. But they are delicious and remind me of Korea, so I don't want to give them up! « Show Less
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I hope this helps: http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=organic+rice+protein+nutritional+label&id;=477FDC177095089E204F4F4CB7932286E1EE77BD&FORM;=IQFRBA#view=detail&id;=0647BE01F26C0B116246FAF431DB3BD9C1B207EB&selectedIndex;=39
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No. The only other ingredients listed are: Rice flour, Cellulose (capsule) and Ascorbyl palmitate - whatever that is!
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if you go to crunchmaster.com, click on products, the labels are there and contain the sodium content. The roasted vegetable has 100mg in 4 crackers.
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No salt. 49mg sodium/ 1/4 cup due to the natural sodium in the vegetables. Great pantry item.
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Yes there is an organic Chocolate rice protein by Nutribiotic. Here it is Nutribiotic Organic Rice Protein , Chocolate, 22.9 Ounce
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This version has less than the Nongshim Spicy Chicken version and a lot less than another top-rated brand-name bowl that's here on amazon. So while sodium in ramen is always going to be a little high, this has relatively less. If you're worried about sodium, don't put the veggies in and don't put in all the powder into your soup. That gives you greater control over your sodium content.