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Nutritional Facts Chart Almond Coconut Bar:Ice Cream cocoa Banana: (per 1/2 cup serving = approximately one scoop) , cocoa Banana's Foster: arrowroot, locust bean gum and guar gum. Milk, cream, bananas, sugar, corn syrup, skim milk , arrowroot, Beantow n Buzz: , arrowroot and/or cottonseed oil), dutch cocoa, corn syrup, corn flour, d (sugar, chocolate liquor, cocoa), sugar, coffee, cream, soy lec coffee, wheat flour, chocolate liquor, cocoa butter, arrowroot, Cake Batter: Milk, cream, sugar, corn syrup, skim milk, almonds, coconut, c processed with alkali, whey, soy lecithin), cake base (wheat fl , (flour, sugar, soybean oil, butter, eggs, FD&C yellow #5), corn locust bean a Milk, cream, sugar, corn syrup, bananas, skim milk, brown sugar Carameln Moose Prints: d natural flavor), candies (milk chocolate (sugar, coconut oil, d gua Milk, cream, sugar, cookie swirl (soybean oil, cookie crumb (wh peanut butter)), corn syrup, skim milk, arrowroot, locust bean r Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough: gu Milk, cream, sugar, fudge swirl (sugar, vegetable oil (peanut shortening, chocolate chips [sugar, chocolate liquor, cocoa but g syrup, sodium bicarbonate, salt, and artificial flavor),m corn s um gu . Chocolate Flake: , m g sugar, corn syrup, skim milk, arrowroot, locust bean gum, guar uar a n Chocolate Moose: Milk, cream,d sugar, corn syrup, dutch cocoa, s g um and butter oil. stabilizer (egg yolk solids, carob gua bean gum, guar gum, carragee Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup: r corn syrup, salt), dutch cocoa, corn syrup, skim milk,gu stabili Milk, cream, sugar, caramel swirl (corn syrup, sugar, butter, carrageenan) and pure vanilla. m Emack & Bolio's Nutritional Information Sheet Chunk O Funk: . cocoa powder, choc. liquor, soy lecithin, vanillin), pretzels ( Milk, cream, chocolate chips (dutch cocoa, cocoa, butteroil, so cottonseed and/or soybean))), Oreo cookies (sugar, enriched whe Dutch cocoa, corn syrup, baking soda, salt, soy lecithin, vanil guar gum, natural flavor, pectin, xanthan gum and caramel color Cookie Monster: Milk, cream, sugar, cookie dough (wheat flour, sugar, vegetable palm oil, dutch cocoa, corn syrup, baking soda, salt, soy lecit flour, brown sugar, soybean oil, chips [sugar, chocolate liquor gum.1407/114/20025/825/118/60/0152626 guar and gum bean locust molasses, natural flavor, soy lecithin), brownie (wheat flour, syrup, skim milk, vanilla, arrowroot, locust bean gum and guar Milk, cream, sugar, corn syrup, pretzels (chocolate (sugar, par extrose, vanillin), espresso candies (chocolate ithin) corn syrup, skim milk, dutch cocoa, Cosmic Crunch: flavor), cosmic crunch blend (sugar, pecans, cookies (wheat flo locust bean gum and guar gum. coconut oil, almonds, dutch cocoa, brown sugar, cocoa, coconut skim milk, arrowroot, locust bean gum, guar gum and vanilla. our, egg yolks, vanilla, annatto), cake pieces Milk, cream, sugar, peanut butter (peanuts, peanut and/or cotto oconut oil, dutch Deep Purple Chip: Milk, cream, sugar, Oreo cookies (sugar, enriched wheat flour, syrup, skim milk, arrowroot, locust bean gum red #40, blue #1), chocolate chips (dutch cocoa, cocoa, buttero , butter, rum, cinnamon, chocolate chips (sugar, coconut oil, palm kernel oil, soy lecit utch cocoa, milk, soy lecithin, natural flavor), natural flavor, arrowroot, citric acid, locust bean gum and gua gum and guar gum. eat flour, sugar, soybean Grasshopper Pie: and/or cottonseed oil) cocoa palm oil, Dutch cocoa, corn syrup, baking soda, salt, soy lecit Milk, cream, sugar, caramel swirl (corn syrup, sugar, butter, p yrup, skim milk, vanilla, arrowroot, locust bean chips (dutch cocoa, cocoa, butteroil, soy lecithin, natural fla ter, lecithin, vanilla and natural flavor], corn peppermint extract, arrowroot, locust bean gum and guar gum. Heaven: flavor), corn syrup, marshmallow swirl (corn syrup, sugar, high gum, and vanilla. xanthan gum, vanilla), skim milk, vanilla, arrowroot, locust be Milk, cream, sugar, raspberry (raspberry puree, sugar, corn syr 18011/176/3002595/418/61/41436082 Calories Mango: nan) and kimpure milk, vanilla. natural processed cocoa, natural flavors. Milk, cream, sugar, white chocolate chips (sugar, coconut oil, zer (egg yolk solids, carob bean gum, guar gum, Maple Walnut: pectin, xanthan gum, Milk, cream, sugar, Oreo cookies (sugar, enriched wheat flour, g Total Fat (g/%dv) Mud Pie:um 1508/124.5/23030/1030/118/60/01326260 Dutch cocoa, corn syrup, baking soda, Milk, salt, cream, soy lecithin, sugar, mango vanil puree, corn syrup, skim milk, arrowr , wheat flour, vegetable oil (corn, canola, cocoa, butteroil, soy lecithin,g natural flavor), corn syrup, sk gua uar 19012/186/30025/860/321/71/41426064 Myers Rum Raisin: lin, chocolate), arrowroot, locust bean gum, y lecithin, natural flavor), Saturated Fat (g/%dv) locust bean gum),r corn syrup, skim milk,g rum, arrowroot, locust um and natural flavor. at flour, canola, soybean, and/or palm oil, gu Milk, cream, sugar, Oreo cookies (sugar, enriched wheat flour, . The Original Oreo: m canola, soybean, and/or palm oil, Dutch cocoa, corn syrup, baki Milk, cream, sugar, walnuts, corn syrup, maple syrup, skim mil hin, vanillin, chocolate), cookie do 19011/175/25030/1060/322/71/41626064 Trans Fat . chocolate , soy lecithin and vanilla], corn starch, sugar, butter, dutch cocoa, natural flavor), corn hl s e l (mg/ dv gum. tially hydrog. palm kernel oil, 1809/144/20025/875/323/80/01736080 C e t ro % ) ), ur, sugar, palm oil, salt, natural flavor), butter, vanilla 18010/156/30030/1065/320/70/01426060 Sodium (mg/%dv) Milk, cream, sugar, raisins (raisins, water, sugar, corn syrup oil, soy lecithin, natural flavor), corn syrup, nseed oil, canola, soybean, and/or , Milk, cream, sugar, corn syrup, skim milk, Oreo cookies (sugar, 17011/177/35030/1030/119/61/41426080 Total Carbohydrate (g/%dv arrowroot hin, naturalil, soy flavor), lecithin, corn natural syrup, flavor), skim white milk, r gum. 1408/124.5/23030/1085/418/61/41336082 Dietary Fiber (g/%dv) ectin, xanthan gum, natural vor), skimhin, milk,vanillin, creme chocolate), de menthe corn liqueur, syrup, chocolate 180 12/18 5/25 0 30/10 110/5 15/5 1/4 11 , locust bean Sugars (g) ugh (wheat an gum fructoseand guar gum.corn syrup, egg albumen, pectin, 170 8/12 4.5/23 0 25/8 105/4 24/8 0/0 16 Protein (g) up, natural flavor, FD&C Vitamin A (%) g palm kernel oil, soy lecithin, natural um and canola, soybean, and/or 17010/155/25030/1080/320/70/01226060 im milk,lin, coffee, chocolate), arrowroot, chocolate locust chips bean (dutch gum cocoa, and Vitamin C (%) oot, locust bean gum, guar gum and g uar Calcium (%) g 17010/156/30030/1085/420/70/01526080 um. bean gum, guar gum, natural rum flavor. canola, soybean, and/or palm oil, Iron (%) ng soda, salt, soy lecithin, vanillin, k, arrowroot, locust bean 0 1709/146/30025/835/120/70/01626080 Maple Walnut: g Mud Pie:um Dutch cocoa, corn syrup, baking soda, salt, soy lecithin, vanil , cocoa, butteroil, soy lecithin,g natural flavor), corn syrup, sk , natural rum flavor and 18010/155/25030/1075/320/70/01136062 gua uar Myers Rum Raisin: locust bean gum),r corn syrup, skim milk,g rum, arrowroot, locust gu Milk,um cream, and natural sugar, Oreoflavor. cookies (sugar, enriched wheat flour, The Original Oreo: m Milk, cream, sugar, walnuts, corn syrup, maple syrup, skim mi canola, soybean, and/or palm oil, Dutch cocoa, corn syrup, baki 18010/157/35030/1070/321/70/01726080 . enriched wheat flour, chocolate), vanilla, arrowroot, locust bean gum and guar gum. 140 8/12 4.5/23 0 25/8 30/1 16/5 1/4 12 2 15 2 6 0 Peach: 56082 flavors. 17011/175/25030/1030/117/60/01336080 Peanut Butter Oreo: 17010/156/30030/1075/319/60/01236082 Milk, cream, sugar, raisins (raisins, water, sugar, corn syrup 26080 wheat flour, canola, soybean, and/or Milk,palm oil, cream, Dutch sugar, cocoa, peaches, cor corn syrup, skim milk, arrowroot, vanillin, chocolate), peanut oil, arrowroot, locust bean gum, g Milk, cream, sugar, corn syrup, skim milk, Oreo cookies (sugar, 1508/124.5/23030/1035/119/60/01426060 Pistachio: guar gum and vanilla. 1609/145/25030/1070/318/60/01036082 Pumpkin: ginger, nutmeg, cloves, natural flavor), corn syrup, skim milk, Salted Caramel Chocolate Pretzel: Milk, cream, sugar, pistachios, corn syrup, skim milk, natural alkali, palm, sunflower, canola or rice oil, soy lecithin), cor g Milk, cream, sugar, peanuts, corn syrup, skim milk, Oreo cookie Seriousuar Chocolate Addiction: citric acid), chocolate chips (dutch cocoa, cocoa,Milk, butteroil,cream, sugar, s pumpkin (pumpkin puree, sugar, molasses, co milk, chocolate liquor,g vanilla, egg yolk solids, carob bean gu um S'mOreo: , and/or palm oil, Dutch cocoa, corn syrup, salt baking soda, salt, so processed with alkali, egg yolks, vanilla, arrowroot, locust be turmeric, canola oil, modified food starch, mono- & diglyceride im milk,lin, coffee, chocolate), arrowroot, chocolate locust chips bean (dutch gum cocoa, and , natural flavors Space Cake: Milk, cream, sugar, corn syrup, Oreo cookies (sugar, enriched w pieces (wheat flour, soybean oil, pasteurized eggs, dutch cocoa and yellow #5, baking powder), corn syrup, skim milk, arrowroot bean gum, guar gum, natural rum flavor. canola, soybean, and/or palm oil, lk, arrowroot, locust bean ng soda, salt, soy lecithin, vanillin, Stoney's Dream: , cookie dough (wheat flour, brown sugar, soybean oil, chips [sug xanthan corn starch, molasses, natural flavor, soy lecithin), brownieMilk, cream,( sugar, cake base, (wheat flour, pasteurized egg yo flavor), corn syrup, skim milk, arrowroot, locust bean gum and Milk, cream, sugar, chocolateMilk, cream, base sugar, (dutch pretzels cocoa, (wheat corn syrup, flour, susugar, cocoa proc. Strawberry: gum, guar gum, and citric acid. g , natural rum flavor and um and caramel color. uar gum,n syrup,and salt. baking soda, salt, soy lecithin,locust bean gum, guar gum and natural Trippin’ on Espresso: Milk, cream, sugar, fudge swirl (corn syrup, sugar, dutch cocoa guar gum.
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