Comments on: Twinlab Emulsified Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Lemon, 12-Ounce Bottle http://www.weightlossdietworld.org/twinlab-emulsified-norwegian-cod-liver-oil-lemon-12-ounce-bottle-2/ Weight Loss and Diet Tips, Guide, Resource and Advise Fri, 07 Dec 2012 16:52:56 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Bernini http://www.weightlossdietworld.org/twinlab-emulsified-norwegian-cod-liver-oil-lemon-12-ounce-bottle-2/comment-page-1/#comment-1044 Bernini Tue, 20 Apr 2010 13:44:30 +0000 http://www.weightlossdietworld.org/twinlab-emulsified-norwegian-cod-liver-oil-lemon-12-ounce-bottle-2/#comment-1044 I prefer liquid Cod Liver Oil. The lemon flavor is a not too sweet. Rating: 4 / 5 I prefer liquid Cod Liver Oil. The lemon flavor is a not too sweet.
Rating: 4 / 5

]]> By: Corshi http://www.weightlossdietworld.org/twinlab-emulsified-norwegian-cod-liver-oil-lemon-12-ounce-bottle-2/comment-page-1/#comment-1043 Corshi Tue, 20 Apr 2010 12:32:12 +0000 http://www.weightlossdietworld.org/twinlab-emulsified-norwegian-cod-liver-oil-lemon-12-ounce-bottle-2/#comment-1043 I tried a little bit of it on its own. . . it has a lemon taste, but be realistic when you order it. It doesn't taste like lemon candy. It's not an oily liquid either like I expected; it's more of a gloopy, thick yellow goo. I mixed two tablespoons into a cup of milk and took it down in one gulp so I wouldn't have to taste it too much. It's not at all offensive, but definitely not delicious. According to the label, a serving is one tablespoon. So each container contains only 24 servings. If you take the two servings/day recommendation, then the bottle will only last you 12 days; two bottles 24 days. That's not even a month. Plan ahead. If you don't use alot of cod liver oil, the expiration date on mine is for more than a year from today (August 2010). The bottle's plastic, so it won't break if you drop it. . . Of the 60 calories/serving, only 40 come from fat. The label lists water as the main ingredient. A tablespoon of pure cod liver oil has 120 calories. For this price though, it really can't be beat. Rating: 4 / 5 I tried a little bit of it on its own. . . it has a lemon taste, but be realistic when you order it. It doesn’t taste like lemon candy. It’s not an oily liquid either like I expected; it’s more of a gloopy, thick yellow goo. I mixed two tablespoons into a cup of milk and took it down in one gulp so I wouldn’t have to taste it too much. It’s not at all offensive, but definitely not delicious.

According to the label, a serving is one tablespoon. So each container contains only 24 servings. If you take the two servings/day recommendation, then the bottle will only last you 12 days; two bottles 24 days. That’s not even a month. Plan ahead. If you don’t use alot of cod liver oil, the expiration date on mine is for more than a year from today (August 2010). The bottle’s plastic, so it won’t break if you drop it. . .

Of the 60 calories/serving, only 40 come from fat. The label lists water as the main ingredient. A tablespoon of pure cod liver oil has 120 calories.

For this price though, it really can’t be beat.

Rating: 4 / 5

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