![]() OK, so according to the FAQs ‘jimmyjoy-plennyshake is not intended for children under the age of 18 or women in pregnancy.’ However, upping the above will not pose any harm to men or non-pregnant women, so I can’t help but think that a small change would not be really great for all concerned.Īnyway, it’d be really great to get a response from someone on the team. Will future iterations of jimmyjoy-plennyshake be looking to improve these? Am I wrong about vitamin A? These suggested changes would make jimmyjoy-plennyshake more suitable for other stages of life, even a small increase. At present 3 portions would be over twice that at 11977UI. vitamin A is too high for 3 portions per day on a frequent basis? I’ve seen safe upper limits set to 5000 UI.vitamins B12, C, E and K are low - want to see ~1.3mcg, 40mg, 5mg, 30mcg.potassium is low - want to see ~1570mg.folate is low - want to see 200mcg per serving.This suggests that jimmyjoy-plennyshake is not suitable for all stages of life (like pregnancy). So now I’ve got every bit of information tapped in (that I can find) and I can’t but help notice the following problems. break down of Vitamin E (beta, delta, gamma tocopherols).Information found here therefore I have added 1.8g for o-6 and 6.8g for o-9 however this does not total 9g for polyunsats as it should) omega 6 and 9 (for polyunsaturated fats) - Scratch this.Is there really no choline in jimmyjoy-plennyshake? (Scratch this, apparently the information is on the packaging so I have added 190mg choline per 176g serving).Īlso ‘missing’ is (and therefore I am requesting) information on: I suspect plenty of jimmyjoy-plennyshake customers will be interested in this in the first place.įor instance we are very noticeably missing any information on choline. Also, it would be nice if we could get more nutritional information in order to make it all more cronometer or macro-tracking friendly. ![]() So, with a few tweaks in place, it would be really great if someone at jimmyjoy-plennyshake could confirm whether I’ve hit the mark here or whether I’m wildly off. States 0.5g for ‘salt’, of which I estimated 197mg for sodium, according to /db. ![]() Which is right? I have gone with the latter until further notice. However a picture of the jimmyjoy-plennyshake package puts it higher at 3992UI per 176g. From which I guessed 300mcg=3000UI according to this. I think most of us, for a product like jimmyjoy-plennyshake, want to see accurate figures with minimum roundings up or down. Fats total supposedly 15g, of which 4.3g monounsaturated, 9g polyunsaturated, 2.5g saturated - a total of 15.8g fats. For instance, if a serving of 176g contains 86g carbs, 13g of which is fibre and 10g is sugar, by process of elimination I entered 63g for starch (though this is not strictly stated on the nutrition facts list).įurthermore, the breakdown of fats doesn’t quite add up. In anticipation of its arrival, I decided to add the jimmyjoy-plennyshake vegan macros to the website. I have just made my first order of jimmyjoy-plennyshake online (so it hasn’t arrived and I haven’t tried it yet). ![]()
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