Kent Olips with Vitamin C - How Many Calories?

The sugar-and-glucose version of Olips Vitamin C candy provides about 105 kcal and 20.72 g sugars per 28 g pack. Its supplier panel lists 376 kcal, 95 g carbohydrate and 74 g sugars per 100 g. Vitamin C in the name does not remove the sugar in the candy.

How many calories are in one candy?

A verified weight for an individual piece is unavailable. For this formula, multiply the unwrapped weight in grams by 3.76 to calculate energy. A weighed 5 g amount provides about 19 kcal and 3.7 g sugars; 10 g provides 38 kcal and 7.4 g sugars. These are weight examples, not claims about the size of a piece. The 28 g pack calculation is also different from a single-candy calculation.

Check which formula you have

This reference contains sugar, glucose syrup and xylitol. A different 28 g retail listing contains isomalt, aspartame and acesulfame K and declares 237 kcal per 100 g. The two panels are not interchangeable. Match the first ingredients and energy figure to your package; the presence of xylitol alone does not make a candy sugar-free.

How much vitamin C does it provide?

Vitamin C appears in the ingredients, but the available quantity records conflict. A reliable milligram amount per candy or pack cannot be calculated from them. Do not count this product as a vitamin dose or assume that a pack meets a daily requirement. Use the vitamin declaration on your own package if you need a quantified amount.

Source and product scope

The sugar-based calculation follows the Migros 28 g supplier panel. The sweetener-based CarrefourSA listing remains separate. Declared salt of 0.1 g per 100 g gives a calculated 40 mg sodium. Missing or conflicting micronutrients remain unknown.