Amounts Per Serving Q?

Question

Nature Valley Granola Bar says on the label SERVING SIZE: 2 Bars.

Amount Per Serving: 6G Sat Fat. Is that for one bar or two?

So does that mean 2 bars equals 12 G fat?

Or is it 2 bars equals 6G fat?

Answer 1

2 bars equal one serving so there are 6 grams of fat in two bars.

Answer 2

If the serving size is 2 bars, the the amunts per serving is for the total serving size, not a portion of it

Answer 3

Nope...2 bars = 6 grams of fat. Each one is 3 grams of fat.

Answer 4

The hard ones that come two per package are equal to one serving.

Answer 5

2 Bars = 6g fat. The serving size is two bars, and for every serving there are 6g fat.

Answer 6

It means that its 6 grams of saturated fat in one bar.  So if you eat both bars at onces you're eating 2 servings and getting 12 grams of fat.  

It's one of the ways that manufacturers cheat.  They'll say "Only X grams of fat per serving!" and then you look at the box and a serving is only 1/4 cup when everyone knows that a real live person is going to eat a whole cup for a serving!   Or with potato chips, they say 6 chips is a serving.  Who ever eats 6 chips and then stops?!

*Additional*  Oops, sorry, my bad.  I thought you said that a serving size was 1 bar.  Yeah, it means 3 grams per bar then.  Duh.  Sorry!  Everyone else is right!

Answer 7

its for 2 bars. nutrition facts info is for the serving size. if the serving size is 2 bars, then it refers to both.

Answer 8

That would mean it's 6 grams of saturated fat for TWO bars.

When it says "amount per serving" it means the amount of nutrients for the serving size said on the package.

Answer 9

If the serving size is two bars, the the amount per serving is for two bars. So two bars equal 6G fat

Answer 10

If a serving size is 2 bars and there are 6G fat PER SERVING , Then that MUST mean both bars have a grand total of 6G of fat.