The number of Weight Watchers (WW) points in dried sweetened cranberries can vary based on the specific brand and serving size. Generally, a 1/4 cup serving of dried sweetened cranberries typically contains around 4 to 6 WW points. It's important to check the packaging for precise information and to consider the overall context of your daily points allowance.
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There are 120 grams of dried cranberries in 1 cup. A half cup has 60 grams of dried cranberries.
1/2 cup is 1 Point
For 100g of sweetened, dried cranberries there are 308 calories. Data from here: http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/fruits-and-fruit-juices/7337/2
I measured 7 loose cups in a 32oz bag, so between 3 and 3.5 per dry pound (16oz) depending on how you like to pack it.
Yes, cranberries are good for you. They are healthy and high many vitamins in them, and make a nice snack to travle with, especially dried cranberries.
Try dried cranberries; they seem to be irresistable to many critters.
Information on nutrition facts for cranberries are only available by serving size, which is a cup of cranberries. One cup of cranberries only has four grams of sugar.
1 tablespoon of dried cranberries is roughly 20-25 calories.
One 12 oz bag of whole cranberries equals 3 cups, so you're going to get 1.5 cups of cranberries for your 6 oz.
These are sweetened ones so the sugar content is over 60%, which is very high! You should try to find unsweetened. Ocean Spray are fine,as they have more cranberries than for instance Sainsburys, but the sugar content is higher. So more cranberries equates to more sugar content.
Most birds in the wild eat a wide variety of nuts, berries, and small insects, so yes, they do eat cranberries.