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I posted a question about cheap protiens recently and someone had mentioned that SUGAR FREE JELLY WITH GELATIN has 40grams of protien in it. I have never heard of that before and I can't find it around here. So I was wondering if he mis-spelled it and meant JELL-O. Does anyone know anything about this?
I dont' think Jell-O has 40g protein in it....
do a search for us and find the thread....
Ok it is actually under "Diet Questions". It is about half way down titled, "Low Priced Protien Sources". And the last post was on 3/27/02.
sorry Ass, I lied. it wasn't 40g. it's actually about 56g!!! this is direct from the US nutritional database, listed as sugar free gelatin based jello. enjoy!
Nutrient Units Value per
100 grams of
edible portion Sample
Count Std.
Error
Proximates
Water g 6.60 0
Energy kcal 333 0
Energy kj 1393 0
Protein g 56.80 0
Total lipid (fat) g 0.10 0
Carbohydrate, by difference (1) g 4.90 0
Fiber, total dietary g 0.0 0
Sugars, total g 0.10 0
Ash g 7.10 0
Minerals
Calcium, Ca mg 21 0
Iron, Fe mg 1.17 0
Phosphorus, P mg 1361 0
Potassium, K mg 18 0
Sodium, Na mg 2282 0
Vitamins
Vitamin C, total ascorbic acid mg 0.0 0
Vitamin A, IU IU 0 0
Lipids
Fatty acids, total saturated g 0.000 0
Cholesterol mg 1 0
Thank you...so it IS Jell-O not Jelly. That is all I needed to know~!
no difference bro :) just names
Cool post xenithon,
Jeezzz, I got all excited for a second there. Jelly with 50 grams of protien, the answer to my dreams. ( Well one of them anyway) But Jello is just as good I guess.
IC
um jello with 56 grams of protein?
yes
wait a second which kind of jello has that amount of protein in it?..........regular lilttle boxes you find in stores?? and isint gelatin the only protein bascially useless and like barley any of it gets absorbed into muscle or for any good use?
I looked at the store yesterday. I checked jello, sugar free jello, and jello pudding and all had 1 to 2 grams each. So what has 56 grams of protein?
like i stated many times before :) :
it must be gelatin based jelly. a lot of jelly nowadays is based on alternate setting agents which have 0 protein in them.
Ass Monster said "Thank you...so it IS Jell-O not Jelly. That is all I needed to know~!" xenithon then said-
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Originally posted by xenithon
no difference bro :) just names
Yes, there is a difference between Jell-O and Jelly.
So, where will we find 56 grams of protein? In a gelatin based jelly or a jell-o?
Not trying to be difficult here, just trying to clear this up!
that makes sense because i think gelatiun is from a pig or sumthing.....lol dont quote me on it.,,but where can you buy any of this gelatin jello ?.,,,,,,,,,,,do you know ????how cna you make it ?Quote:
Originally posted by xenithon
like i stated many times before :) :
it must be gelatin based jelly. a lot of jelly nowadays is based on alternate setting agents which have 0 protein in them.
yup xzoomzx. at least u get it :)
if it has gelatin base (which is a protein) then its high in protein. sorry to tell u but jelly, jello et.c is all the same crap, just named different cause of the trading laws wherever u are living. jelly is anything which sets!! if it is gelatin based then its high in protein, no matter what its called :)
Ok, thanks for explaining... My bad for offending you xenithon. It was not my intention! I just haven't found either a jelly or a jello with 56 grams of protein.
I must have been confused.... Because I wouldn't put Jell-o on my peanut butter and jelly sandwich.... nor would I sit down to a nice bowl of jelly....
no probs, no offense taken :) hehe. its just I know that especially in america (no flame to u guys :) ) there can be a billion names for the same thing - part of branding strategies or something (cant remember what i learned in economics). thats another reason why reading labels and ingredients is suprememly important
My father runs a grocery store and there is NO jell-O rather gelatin based or not that i have seen containing 56 grams of protein..if someone finds it let me know
I just want to know how you got the name "Ass Monster".... Please so tell.
What about jello with vodka in it? Any nutritional value? Protein? :lol: