[aliceINonederland]

Recently I ordered a side salad at McDonalds and fell in love with the Newman's Light Sesame Ginger. Both CalorieKing and the package say that the dressing contains 90 cal. and 2.5g of fat for 1.5floz. However, when I purchased the bottle at the market, I was surprised to see that the calorie and fat content was lower. When I looked it up on CalorieKing, it said that 1.5floz contained 50 cal. and 2g fat. I am very confused.....it is the same exact product just different packaging.....does anyone know which is correct??


Thanks!!!

[AngelsEulogy]

Could it be possible the one at McDonalds is not a Light version?

[aliceINonederland]

I am looking at the package and the bottle right now...they are both the same version.....which is why I am perplexed...

[Meg]

That's a puzzler, for sure -- does your dressing bottle have contact info on it? I imagine Newman's has a web site and perhaps you could email them? Let us know what you find out!

[aliceINonederland]

I just finished emailing them...I'll post back if and when I hear anything.

[WaterRat]

I'm waiting to see. I really like this dressing, too.

[AngelsEulogy]

Yeah, one being the light version is the only thing I could think of.
I mean, not only is the calories WAY off, the fat is off as well.

[girl81]

I'm curious to hear their reply.
This is why I'm always skeptical of nutrition labels.

[aliceINonederland]

Well, I finally got an answer. Turns out that even though they are the same label, same brand, etc., McDonalds uses a slightly different recipe. Of course, the healthier version just wasn't good enough for 'em!