Nutrition
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Food Nutrition in ToppingsToppings and syrups add taste to a variety of foods. However, being largely composed of different types of sugar and flavorings they contain very little nutrition but a relatively high number of calories. Toppings and syrups are therefore 'empty' calorie foods and contribute nothing to the nutritional content of any healthy eating plan. Energy in ToppingsMaple syrup contains about 55 calories per tablespoon. Butterscotch topping contains about 70 calories per tablespoon, as does hot fudge or chocolate topping. Nutrients in ToppingsSyrups and toppings are high in carbohydrate sugars and may contain added fat but no protein. Vitamins in ToppingsTypically syrup and toppings do not contain Vitamins. Minerals in ToppingsTypically syrups and toppings do not contain minerals or trace elements. Glycemic Index (GI) Value For ToppingsSyrups and toppings typically have a high GI value. Most Nutritious TypesSyrups and toppings are a non-nutritious food. Nutrition in ToppingsButterscotch
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