When I first looked up Blender Bombs Cacao & Peanut Butter the nutritional data on the box claimed 2980 mg potassium per serving. This is without fortification or supplementation. All natural ingredients. I thought this sounded impossible, but if Blender Bombs had pulled it off, GREAT! This would allow me to do a temporary drastic calorie reduction without sacrificing necessary potassium.

When I received the shipment, sure enough the box nutritional data said: 2980 mg potassium per serving. Craziness, right? I tried them in a few protein drinks. The flavor was fair enough. Enjoyable.

But that potassium claim was nagging at me. Reading over the ingredients and the net weight of each Blender Bomb I was like: "there is no feasible way that is possible." I did some quick guesstimate component calculations with the help of USDA nutrient database and it played out: "there is no possible way the claim could be correct."

I checked back on the Blender Bombs site and the error has since been corrected on the more recent packaging to 210mg potassium per serving. Which is comparatively a scant amount but very close to my guesstimate calculation.

It was a printing error. That's acceptable. It happens, and the error was corrected as soon as they were able. That is admirable enough in itself.

While I did find the flavor of the product acceptable nothing else met my expectations. In short, the product is an additional 9 grams of fat and 12 grams of carbohydrates without…