Chapter 1: Understanding Nutrient Terms Flashcards

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The United States Food and Drug Administration defines?

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The terms of food packaging that describe the nutrients and calories your body takes in from that food.

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If the the product either has none of Fat Free, Sugar Free and Zero Calories or so little it makes?

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No difference to the body.

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The word “Free” may be used differently for?

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Non-nutrients such as lactose and gluten.

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What does Low fat, Low sodium, Low cholesterol, Low calorie mean?

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The product can be eaten often but won’t provide more than recommended daily amount of nutrient.

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What does Excellent source of Calcium, high in fiber mean?

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The product provides 20% or more than recommended daily amount of the nutrient per serving.

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What does Good Source of iron, fortified with Vitamin D mean?

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The product provides 10-19% of the recommended daily amount of the nutrient per serving.

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What does Reduced fat, Reduced sodium, Reduced calorie mean?

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Product contains at least 25% less of the specified nutrient or calories than the usual products.

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