Sentences with phrase «see calorie labels»

As for non-chain eateries, whether we see calorie labels pop up on menus is TBD.

A third of those surveyed by phone did not see calorie labels posted and nearly two thirds surveyed at point - of - purchase did not notice the calorie information.

Not exact matches

You're probably used to seeing the zero on a bottle of water when it comes all the categories on the Nutrition Information label, like calories, fat, and sodium, and this would clock in pretty close.

- Nutrition labels for every recipe (so you can see how many calories, grams of fat, carbs, fiber, protein, etc. are in each serving).

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Consumers across America are seeing new calorie labels on the front of their favorite beverages, as America's leading non-alcoholic beverage companies bring the Clear on Calories initiative to stores.

Consumers across America are seeing new calorie labels on the front of their favorite beverages, as America's leading non-alcoholic beverage companies bring the Clear on Calories initiative to stores.

«You've likely seen smaller cans and bolder calorie labeling, as well as the expanded choices for no - calorie and low - calorie beverages at the supermarket and fountain machines,» wrote Neely.

Funny, I don't remember seeing anything about soda calorie labels in the First Lady's program.

Professor Ian Caterson, President of the World Obesity Federation, commented: «Energy labelling has been shown to be effective: people see it and read it and there is a resulting decrease in calories purchased.

We were glad to see that exposure to our very prominent calorie labeling for an entire school year did not just reduce weight gain in these students, but eliminated it altogether for the group.

To show this, I analyzed the nutrition labels on three different bars — 90 percent cocoa, 70 percent cocoa, and 50 percent cocoa — of one particular brand of chocolate, Lindt, to see how the calories, fat, and sugars varied.

In other words, the calories you see on food labels are actually kcals, or units of food calories.

Let's take this Yogurt Nutrition Label for instance: source We can see that the whole yogurt container has 102 calories.

I haven't done the calorie counting to see how much they add to my dish so definitely take a gander at the labels before you make your selection if you're being strict on your caloric intake.

A Calorie is a measurement of energy and the one that you see on food labels refers to the amount of energy that it would take to raise 1 kg of water by 1» Celsius.

You are tired of checking the labels on food to see if they are too high in calories or fat and wondering if they are «good» or «bad»...

Look at the label on your current bread you buy and see if you can find a lighter version with less calories.

Check the calories on the label to see how many calories the food contains and figure out how much food your dog needs.

In the West we are accustomed to seeing traditional food labels, which describe the level of calories, fat, protein, etc. in a food item.