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amlutoyesterday at 11:42 PM1 replyview on HN

In the US, at least in larger sized bags, flour seems to be treated as an ingredient and there might not be a nutritional fact label. I admit that I didn’t look that carefully last time I was in a European grocery store.

I imagine that the 11.5g you’re looking at really does mean 11.5%.


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Ariaruletoday at 2:20 AM

Huh? Processed ingredients don't generally get a pass on nutritional labeling requirements in the US. A bag of flour in a grocery store should have a label.

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