Libby's® Sweet Peas Cups

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• Product Details

  

  Libby's® Sweet Peas are a deliciously wholesome side-dish and your trusted ingredient in family favorite recipes. Great for snacking too. Libby's® Sweet Peas are fresh-picked at the peak of ripeness and packed within hours to seal in Farm Fresh Goodness. Our peas are tender and succulent for a creamy sweet and nutty flavor. Made with simple ingredients: peas, water, sugar and sea salt. Libby's® Sweet Peas are grown and made in the U.S.A. - Cultivated in the U.S. heartland. No Preservatives, Kosher, USA Grown. Conveniently packed in a 4 oz single-serve plastic cup (4 cups per sleeve) that is perfect to "eat your vegetables" during snacking, school, work lunches and more.

  • Convenient microwaveable 4 pack of 4 oz cups - perfect for lunch, kids, work or snacking - Eat your vegetables
  • A deliciously wholesome side-dish and your trusted ingredient in family favorite recipes - great for snacking too
  • Fresh-picked at the peak of ripeness and packed within hours to seal in Farm Fresh Goodness
  • Tender, succulent and flavorful peas with a creamy sweet and faintly nutty taste
  • Made with simple ingredients: peas, water, sugar, sea salt, ascorbic acid (Vitamin C - to promote color retention)
  • USA Grown
  • Kosher

• Dietary Information

  Kosher, Low Fat, Low Sodium, No Artificial Ingredients, No Saturated Fat, Pescatarian, Vegan, Vegetarian

• Nutrition Information

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  • Potassium

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  Nutrition Facts

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  4.0 Servings Per Container

  Serving size1 cup (113g)

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  Amount per serving

  Calories45

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  % Daily value*

  Total Fat0g0%

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  Saturated Fat0g0%

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  Trans Fat0g0%

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  Cholesterol0mg0%

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  Sodium100mg4%

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  Total Carbohydrate8g3%

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  Dietary Fiber2g7%

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  Sugar3g0%

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  Added Sugar1g2%

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  Protein3g0%

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  Calcium10mg0%

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  Iron0.6mg4%

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  Potassium100mg2%

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  Vitamin D0mcg0%

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  *The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

  Ingredients
  Peas, Water, Sugar, Sea Salt, Ascorbic Acid (to Promote Color Retention).

  Allergen Info
  Free from Sesame Seeds and their derivates,Crustaceans and their derivates,Wheat and Their Derivatives,Eggs and their derivates,Fish and their derivates,Soybean and its Derivatives,Milk and its derivates,Tree Nuts and Their Derivatives,Peanuts and their derivates.

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