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Mysteriously changing carbohydrate count in same 14oz can of Reese Artichoke Hearts???

AI Highlights
  • - Two identical cans show different net carbs: A 2g, B 9g.
  • - Third can lists 9g carbs and 4g fiber; Reese was contacted twice with no reply.
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I have two cans of Reese Quartered Artichoke Hearts. The cans are identical in every way except for the nutritional information.

See pics:

https://imgur.com/a/xH71H

Can #A lists a 1 can serving for nutritional info.

The 1 can serving lists 11 Total Carbohydrates and 9 Dietary Fiber.

Subtracting the Dietary Fiber from the Total Carbohydrates leaves a total of 2g of carbohydrates for Can #A.

Can #B lists a single serving as 10 pieces with 3 servings per can.

Each serving contains 5g Total Carbohydrates and 2g Dietary Fiber.

Subtracting the Dietary Fiber from the Total Carbohydrates leaves a total of 3g of carbohydrates per serving. 3g of carbohydrate multiplied by 3 servings is a total of 9g of carbohydrates for Can #B.

Can #A = 2g Net Carbs

Can #B = 9g Net Carbs

Recently I located a third anomaly on Amazon.com

Another 14oz can of Reese Quartered Artichoke Hearts with yet a DIFFERENT carb and fiber count! 9 carbs and 4 fiber.

What the *** is going on with the Reese company?

Are they just guessing?

I've written to them twice now and nothing!

https://worldfiner.com/reese

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