I have a packet of Supernoodles in the house [yes yes, i know, food crime etc etc] and i'm really confused about the calorie content.
It says that per 100g 'as served' there are 176 calories, and 7.9g of fat.
BUT, it also says that 'per half pack serving' [a pack is 100g, so a half pack serving would presumably be 50g] there are 263 calories, and 11.8g of fat. So, if you had the whole 100g pack [which seems like a lunch type of amount], you'd be having 263 calories x 2, and 11.8g of fat x 2, so 526 calories and 23.6g fat!
a) This seems like a huge amount of calories to be in Supernoodles - aren't they just carbs? What are they adding to them?
b) How can they say on the same packet that there are either 176 calories or 526 calories per 100g? It doesn't make sense, and i'm normally quite good as working out packet trickery.
Can anyone shed any light? Are Supernoodles not only a bit dirty, but also massively fattening?
thanks!
