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Food composition

‎09-20-2023 02:56

‎09-20-2023 02:56

Jarlsberg cheese logged posted 0% calcium.   This is Ann error. I am attempting to track my calcium intake   

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‎09-27-2023 04:36

‎09-27-2023 04:36

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Hi there,

It seems there might be a mistake in the reported calcium content for Jarlsberg cheese. Cheese is generally a good source of calcium, so it's quite unusual to see a 0% calcium reading for it.

I would recommend double-checking the information with the cheese manufacturer or referring to the product packaging for accurate nutritional details. If you're tracking your calcium intake, it's essential to have correct information to maintain a balanced diet.

Happy tracking, and I hope you get the accurate data you need!

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‎10-31-2023 00:10

‎10-31-2023 00:10

Hi Dolly, were you able to get a solution for this yet ? 

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