Sentences with phrase «to look at the label»

If you down these groceries without looking at the label, you may ingest more calories than you realize, which can derail your rapid weight loss efforts.

Looking at the label they attached to this event it seems obvious now, but I can assure you that they tossed around a lot of language before they settled on «Force Friday.»

I had no idea how pervasive sugar was in our foods until I had to look at every label.

Just look at the label on the shirt you're wearing or your child's toy.

I love to look at the labels and get some inspiration for my own juices or smoothies.

I'm not familiar with that product, but I'd recommend taking a look at the label and seeing what's in it (and if it's similar or totally different from Metamucil).

Growing up on peanut butter, I would always look at the label and see a «super easy peanut butter cookie recipe» on the back.

I picked up the bottle and had a look at the label.

Just remember to look at the label and choose pure spices and condiments without additives.

I looked at the label.

Therefore, you need to look at the label and make sure it says gluten - free or certified gluten - free, even on foods like marshmallows that may not traditionally contain gluten.

1 jar marinara sauce... look at labels and try to choose one without too much sugar or foreign ingredients

To check for this look at the label, it should say «pasteurized.»

You should be able to figure this out by looking at the label on your nut butter!

I was in the same situation with Trader Joes, I didn't even know it was no longer UMF until a reader brought it to my attention, and I went in my cabinet to look at the label.

Since trying it I have been looking at the labels of other coconut yogurts and they all have guar gum and other emulsifiers, all no good for me.

Though the front of the can said black beans, it was not until I made them into brownies that I looked at the label.

Now I need to go look at the label next time I go there.

For us, this experience becomes an adult food lover's scavenger hunt as we carefully scrutinize each and every aisle and shelf inspecting products and looking at labels.

So next time you grab a dip off the shelf, take a quick look at the label and question whether that list will be adding or subtracting value to or from your life.

«Consumers are looking at labels for things that not only taste good, but things they recognize and are comfortable with,» Moses said.

i have never looked at the labels for anything besides the ingreds, but for 0 g to be any portion of your DV is super weird.

It might make you believe that it's made of 100 % soybean foam, but if you look at the label, the foam is 73 % polyurethane, meaning the composition is likely less than 25 % soy foam.

Have you looked at the labels of some white processed, loosely used term here — food?

Look at the label of the product and see if it has any reminders that say that it is not for babies or anyone with sensitive skin.

Also, next time you go shopping, look at that label a little more closely than before.

«In many cases, it's hard to tell how much caffeine is in a product by looking at the label,» Dr. Schneider said.

Whether you're buying generic or name brand, take a minute to look at the label before you purchase the formula.

Lots of parents don't read the car seat instructions or look at the labels, so it's easy to make mistakes.

They call what I do dabbling, and while I may know a lot of the terms and can even identify what the wine is without looking at the label, they want someone with experience.

As a result, when shopping for children's toothpaste, you need to look at the label very carefully.

Look at a label of prepackaged food today and you'll have a difficult time finding a real food.

Please also look at the label on the bottom of the footrest for the lot number.

Get it together people BEEF is BEEF, and if you'd like to look into a leading cause of obesity and diabetes take a look at the label on soft drinks and you will likely all wish to ban every soft drink on the market...

You should also look at the label to see if there are any age restrictions, and to find out if there are any materials that might be scratchy or sharp.

I would have never found some favorites if I didn't have to look at labels the way I do.

Then I went home and looked at the labels on all my stuff; half of it had been made in China.

Grocery store shelves harbor imposters, and a closer look at their labels show they're not 100 percent honey as one might expect from the bear - shaped squeeze bottle.

«Thinking about the limited time that you have to go and do your grocery shopping, you don't have time to pick up every product, look at the label, take another product and compare the labels on all the different ingredients so it helps with that as well — it facilitates the shopping,» says Nikolova.

«When I eat in my own home I eat olive oil instead of canola oil, butter instead of margarine, and I look at labels to see if there's any soy or maize,» she says.

Plus, «if they didn't make the beverage or look at the label, people don't realize that the drink could be loaded with sugar,» adds Ligos.

If you take a look at the label on your children's vitamin and you see corn syrup, glucose syrup from corn, high - fructose corn syrup, soybean oil or soy lecithin, the odds are these ingredients have been derived from genetically modified corn and soy.

Eat more American - grown and produced foods Start looking at labels: Are the pastas or pistachios you're eating produced in the United States?

For example, if you look at the label on a bag of frozen raspberries, the only ingredient is raspberries and yet youâ $ ™ ll still see 6 grams of sugar listed, even though none was added to the bag.

When choosing products look at the label - a packaged food is high in salt if it contains more than 1.5 g salt per 100g and low if it contains 0.3 g salt or less per 100g.

As an example, let's look at the label of the probiotic brand Bio-Kult, considered to be in the «best probiotic supplement» category by many practitioners in the field of digestive wellness.

You start looking at your labels.

When you look at the label for packaged gluten - free products, however, you will see ingredients such as rice flour, tapioca starch, corn starch, and potato starch, plus a load of unhealthy fats.

Just make sure you look at the label when you're buying stevia!

The next time you go grocery shopping, look at the label of everything you put into your basket.