I'm sorry to be the one to break the bad news, really I am. Unless the
ICBINB spray has changed recently, 100% of its calories come from fat. The
way the manufacturers are able to claim it's fat-free is by following the
guidelines that allow them to round anything below 1/2 gram of fat to zero.
By listing a small enough amount of the product as one serving, they come
up with less than 1/2 gram and can legally claim it to be fat-free,
although it actually contains lots of fat. Theoretically, you could do the
same thing with any high-fat product; if the serving size is small enough,
even butter or vegetable oil could qualify as fat-free. Shame on them!
Jane
>I've found that the 'I Can't Believe it's Not Butter' spray to be pretty
>good on veggies and such. Works great on air-popped popcorn, helps the
>salt or your condiment of choice stick a little better and 0 grams of
>fat.
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mjsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Special Collections, Pickler Memorial Library
Truman State University (formerly NMSU)
Kirksville, Missouri USA
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