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When scanning, for example, a can of soup, are the points and serving size for what is in the can or for the reconstituted product?

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When scanning, for example, a can of soup, are the points and serving size for what is in the can or for the reconstituted product?  
When scanning, for example, a can of soup, are the points and serving size for what is in the can or

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Serving size. Some soups, like Progresso, have started putting nutrition info for big the serving size AND the entire can size. I just double whatever the scanner says for points if I’m eating canned soup.  
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It's for the serving size stated on the can
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I think the reconstituted product-like when you add water to make it the amount of servings on the can.  
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