Sentences with phrase «calorie content listed»

For instance, the calorie content listed for frozen spinach is all over the map — from 20 / cup for some brands, to 30 or 40 calories / cup for others.
How we can then accurately apply the calorie content listed on food labels to our own eating goals is beyond us.
* NOTE: Some food labels subtract the calories from fiber in the total calorie amount, so if something has 3g fiber... the total calorie content listed will be about 12 calories less than if you did the math yourself.

Not exact matches

You need to pay attention to the ingredients list as well as the calorie content to make a smart choice.
In addition to listing the calorie content, the new rules require menus and menu boards to include the statement, «2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary.»
NLEA mandated nutritional labels list ingredients such as fat content, sodium, calories, carbohydrates, etc..
While packaged foods usually list calorie content, most of our meals do not.
Because its sodium content is negligible, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Nutrient Database lists watermelon as contributing no sodium to the recommended daily allowance of the mineral for healthy adult men and women following a 2,000 - calorie diet.
To give you a frame of reference as to what this looks like, here is a list of different fat percentages and calorie content that translate to 25 grams of fat per 1,000 calories:
The Wellness CORE has the highest minimum protein in this list yet still manages to control its calorie content.
Its minimum protein and fat content is rated at 8 % and 1 % respectively, yet it has a much higher calorie profile than the other products in this list.
While the rules about pet food labeling can be confusing, most manufacturers follow the regulations set forth by the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO), which require them to disclose nine different categories of information on their labels, including calorie content and an ingredient list.
It has the highest calorie content per serving in this list, however so you might also want to be especially cautious if your dog is already on the heavy side.
Unfortunately, we find its protein and calorie content to be lower than most of the Boxer dog food products we have in this list.
AAFCO does not list any requirements for carbohydrates simply because it is suspected that dogs have no need for carbohydrates, yet most dry foods contain around 45 % of their calorie content from carbohydrate.
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