NUTRITION FACTS
CALORIES AND SERVINGS
NUTRIENTS
FOOTNOTES & INGREDIENTS
% DAILY VALUE
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Why are nutrition facts important to read?

They can help you follow a healthy diet and choose nutritious foods.

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Label 1:

How many calories does this have in 1 serving?

90

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How many carbohydrates?

0g

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Where are the footnotes located? The top or bottom of the label?

The bottom
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What is the % DV of sodium?

22%

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Where is the food label usually located on a product?

Either on the side or back of the packaged product.

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What is the serving size?

1 potato

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How many grams of protein?

3g

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What is the largest amount in this ingredient list?

Enriched Flour

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What is the %DV of dietary fiber?

7%

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Where would you find the ingredients list? On the top of the label or the bottom?

The bottom

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How many servings per container?

1

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How much sodium?

95mg

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What is the smallest amount of ingredient in this list?

Modified Food Starch

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What is the %DV of total fat?

11%

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Why is a food label helpful?

It can show you what nutrients are in your food.

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What is the serving size?

2/3 cup
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How much saturated fat?

1g

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What allergen does this ingredient list contain?

Peanuts

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What is the %DV of added sugars?

20%

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Does "fat-free" mean "sugar-free"?

No; the product still contains sugar.

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How many calories from fat?

120

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How much sugar?

5g

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What is the second largest amount of ingredient in this food?

Organic Chicken Flavor

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What is the %DV of carbohydrates for the entire package?

20%