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This guide is meant to accommodate a variety of lifestyles and dietary preferences.  \n3-4  \nREADING FOOD LABELS  \n11-12  \nPESCATARIAN OPTIONS  \n17 HEALTHY WEEKEND MEALS  \n3-4  \n5-6  \n7-8  \n9-10  \n11-12  \nUNDERSTANDING FOOD LABELS  \nMEAL PREP TIPS  \nVEGETARIAN SUBSTITUTES  \nALLERGY ALTERNATIVES  \nPESCATARIAN OPTIONS  \n13-14  \n15-16  \n17  \n18  \n19  \nHOW TO FUEL YOUR WORKOUT  \nBREAKFAST IDEAS  \nFAMILY WEEKEND MEALS  \nSWEET & SOUR CHICKEN  \nRECIPE RESCOURCES  \n GOURMET DINING  \nUNDERSTANDING FOOD LABELS  \nReading the Current Label  \nNutrition labels can be overwhelming if you don't know what you look for. When assessing the nutrition content of a food product, first take note of the serving size listed at the very top of the label. Is this a realistic portion or would you normally consume two (or three) times as much of the food in one sitting? The label may be misleading if the serving size listed seems too small. If you wish to determine the nutrition content of the entire package, multiply the values for one serving by the number of servings per container.  \nUnder the serving size, the total calories are displayed, as well as the amount calories that are derived from Fat. The percent Daily Values are based on a diet of 2, 000 calories per day. If your recommended calorie consumption is higher or lower than this, these percentages may not be the most accurate for you. In order to scrutinize the macronutrient content (fats, carbs, and proteins) of a product, it may be useful to know how much is \"too much\" of a specific nutrient.(Supertracker. usda.gov offers free tools to help determine your daily nutrient requirements based on factors like your age, weight, and physical activity level. ) Try to choose products higher in fiber and lower in saturated fat.  \nCurrent Label New Label  \nTaylor Sano, Dietetic Intern  \nTransitioning to the New Label  \nThis year marks the beginning of the switch from the classic Nutrition Label to an updated format. Important changes have been made in order to present products to the consumers in a more honest way. Serving sizes will be altered to reflect more realistic portions of food. The values for serving size and Calories will be displayed much larger. The new label will portray not only the percent Daily Value of each nutrient but also the amount (in grams) contained in one serving of the food. One of the biggest changes to the Nutrition Label is the inclusion of \"Added Sugars\" to be displayed under Total Carbohydrates. Companies will no longer be able to conceal those \"empty calories\" that plague so many processed foods. Food Labels will also be required to display the Potassium and Vitamin D content of every product. A healthy balance of Sodium and Potassium is crucial in maintaining a healthy blood pressure, and Vitamin D is essential for Calcium absorption.  \nSample Nutrition Labels courtesy of [FDA.gov](FDA.gov) 03  \n GOURMET DINING  \nAPPLYING YOUR KNOWLEDGE  \nTaylor Sano, Dietetic Intern  \nTackling Nutrition Labels  \nHow would you assess the nutrition content of a nutrition bar or protein bar? Create a checklist to serve as your tool for determining how \" healthy\" a product really is. Here are some things you might want to include in your list:  \n▢ high in fiber?  \n▢ reasonably low in sugar?  \n▢ free from added sugars or artificial sweeteners?  \n▢ mostly whole ingredients, as opposed to fillers and syrups?  \n▢ low in saturated fat?  \n▢ adequate protein content?  \nWhen examining a list of ingredients, always remember that the items listed first are present in the largest amounts. 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