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This nutrition label contains information about the caloric content, amount of fat, protein, carbohydrates, and other required nutrients.\nExamine the following nutrition labels and answer the questions.\n1 a) What is the serving size for the food label? _________\nb) What does this mean? _____________________________________________________\n2. a) How many calories are contained within one serving of this food? ___________________\nb) What does this mean? ________________________________________________________\n3. How many calories would you take in if you ate the whole box of crackers in one sitting? __________________________\n4. If you were to eat the entire can of soup, how much\nsodium would you consume?\n____________________________________________\n5. Are the two fats in this soup know as BAD or GOOD fat? ______________\n*** This serving size is 28g (1 ounce).  An average bag of Doritos contains 453g (16 ounces) of chips, for a total of 16 servings per bag.***\n6. How many carbohydrates would you consume if you are the whole bag of Regular Doritos?\n________________\n7. How much saturated fat would you get from eating the whole bag of Baked Doritos? ______________\n8. How much less fat would there be in eating an entire bag of Baked vs Regular chips? _______________\n9. What major nutrient increases per serving when comparing Baked vs Regular chips?\n__________________\n10. Which bag is better for you? Regular or Baked?\n_________________\n11. What do percent daily value mean? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n12. Calculate the percentage of your daily intake for the following nutrients: (based on a 2000 calorie/day diet)\nCalories: ____________________\nTotal Fat: ___________________\nIs this high, good, or low? Why? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________\nProtein: ____________________\nFibre: ____________________\nCarbohydrates: ____________\nBig Mac        Nutrition Facts\nServing Size: 7 4/5 oz (219.0 g)\nCalories \tCalories from Fat\n560 \t270","cbCaiqpfVJAZDRCe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqpfVJAZDRCe","docx",1188542,"English","# Nutrition label basics\n## Serving size interpretation\n## Calories per serving\n# Package-level nutrient calculations\n## Total calories in a whole package\n## Sodium intake from an entire can\n## Carbohydrates and saturated fat comparisons\n# Fat types and daily value interpretation\n## Bad vs good fat\n## Percent daily value meaning\n## Daily intake percentage calculations","[{\"question\":\"What information does a standardized nutrition label provide?\",\"answer\":\"It provides caloric content and amounts of fat, protein, carbohydrates, and other required nutrients.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you calculate total calories when eating the whole package?\",\"answer\":\"Use the calories per serving and multiply by the number of servings in the package, such as for the full bag or entire can.\"},{\"question\":\"What does percent daily value mean, and how is it used?\",\"answer\":\"Percent daily value shows how much a nutrient contributes to daily intake. 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