Food Labels Food Labels are used to evaluate foods.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Planning A Healthy Diet
Advertisements

Words such as low, reduced, free and more are now legally defined within nutrition.
Understanding Food Labels
NUTRITION.
NUTRITIONAL FACTS. Nutrition Label Serving and Serving Size  This gives you the size and total number of servings in the container.  Example. Example.
READING FOOD LABELS.
 I can analyze information contained on a food label.
Reading Food Labels.
Nutrition Notes Serving Size Calories Percent Daily Value (As of 1993!)
Reading Labels. Why Read Labels? To be informed about the products we purchase. To help us distinguish between nutrient dense foods and non-nutrient dense.
Objective 1.2 Evaluate Nutrition Facts Label with the advertisement of nutrition choices and allowable claims on food labels.
Navigating the Nutrition Facts Label. What’s in a Label?  Understanding labels can help you:  Avoid or limit unhealthy choices  Meet recommended intakes.
1. Principal Display Panel (PDP) 2. Nutrition Facts Panel 3. Ingredient List 4. Information Panel Nutrition Labeling.
Scott Claybrook 7/17/2011 Technology and Education.
Reading Food Labels. The serving size and amount of servings per container is your real key to knowing how many calories and other nutrients are in the.
Food Labels Useless—unless you can read.. Step 0 (even before step 1) Serving Size Is the serving size realistic? Is this a snack, a meal, one dish in.
Journal  How often do you look at nutritional labels? Explain.  What information on the food label are you most concerned with and why??  Are there.
FUELING THE BODY. Portion DISTORTION ? ?? ? What could these items have to do with one another? They can help us remember portion sizes!
My Favorite Foods. Serving Size: 1 cup Servings Per Container: 16 Calories: 3,040 Fat: 80 grams Carbohydrates: 464 grams Fiber: 0 grams Sugar: 448 grams.
Nutritional Needs 1.Describe what the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) are. 2. Analyze the nutritional value of a food by using the information on.
Chapter 2: Healthy Diets. Healthy Diets Making healthy food choices can be hard! Abundance of processed foods. Processed Food – Altered from its raw form.
Have you ever looked at a food label before
The Nutrition Label The answer to the question “How good is this food for me?”
CONSUMER JUDGING 2015 TRAIL MIX. WHY TRAIL MIX? One of the most popular snacks for hiking Provides important nutrients that we need each day Watch the.
Set Up Journals Pg. 22 Top of Page Write: Favorite Meal Nutrition Facts (use the meal you created for Bell Work #2) Write your meal at the top then write.
Nutrition Understanding Portion size & Food Labels.
Food, Fun, and Good Nutrition Level 4. Daily Values In addition to showing you the serving size, amount of calories, and primary ingredient(s), the nutrition.
Food Labeling 7th Grade Health SJHS 1994 FDA GUIDELINES FDA and USDA regulate food labeling All Labels must state the following: Name of the food, including.
Do Now:  Make a dinner menu based on your favorite meal. Then try to improve the nutritional value based on what you currently know.
Chapter 9 Making Healthy Food Choices Accessing Information Slide 1 of 6 Reading a Food Label To judge the nutritional value of a food, do not rely on.
READING NUTRITION LABELS. Target: I will be able to read a food label and calculate percentages of carbs, proteins, and fats from a label. Pg. 65 Intro.
Food Labels HistoryFactsContent. Why do we have food labels? The USDA and the FDA designed the requirements so that consumers would have useful information.
Food Labels Why do you think food labels are important? Warm up:
Words such as low, reduced, high and more are now legally defined within nutrition.
Do Now: 1. Where can you find a food label? 2. What information can be found on a food label? 3. How many servings of fruits, vegetables, carbohydrates,
Food Label Fun! Visit us at © 2013 Biometrics Health; All rights reserved.
Reading and Understanding Food Labels 1 Mrs. Reed's Family and Consumer Sciences.
Balance your food choices -don’t eat too much of one thing You don’t have to give up foods that you love to eat. You just have to be smart about the amount.
Food Labels help people make wise food choices..
Mrs. Clark Health 12. SERVING SIZES: Serving sizes are listed in standard measurements (cups, ounces, pieces, tablespoons, etc.) Similar foods utilize.
Chapter 5: Section 5.  Health Terms  Food additives – substances added to food intentionally to produce a desired effect.  Enriched food – a food in.
Choosing Food Wisely Chapter 9.
Reading Food Labels Nutrition Unit Lesson 5.
Understanding Nutrition Labels
HOW TO INTERPRET FOOD LABELS
UNDERSTANDING THE FOOD LABEL
Food Label Terms Words such as low, reduced, free and more are now legally defined within nutrition.
IS THE PROCESSED FOOD YOU ARE EATING A HEALTHY CHOICE?
Reading Food Labels.
Understanding Nutrition Facts
Reading a Food Label To judge the nutritional value of a food, do not rely on advertisements or nice-looking packages. Instead, read the food label carefully.
Reading a Food Label To judge the nutritional value of a food, do not rely on advertisements or nice-looking packages. Instead, read the food label carefully.
Food Label Terms Words such as low, reduced, free and more are now legally defined within nutrition. 6/9/2015.
How to Read a Food Label.
NUTRITIONAL FACTS.
How can food labels help us make healthy decisions?
The Food Label.
ANALYZE DIETARY GUIDELINES
NUTRITIONAL FACTS.
Food Label Terms Words such as low, reduced, free and more are now legally defined within nutrition. 12/10/2018.
Navigating the Nutrition Facts Label
Journal How often do you look at nutritional labels? Explain.
Happy Tuesday! (four more days!)
Navigating the Nutrition Facts Label
Nutrition Facts Calories 250 Calories from Fat 120 Total Fat 13g 10%
How to Read A Food Facts Label.
Food Staples: Bread Variances and Health Benefits
Food Labels.
Nutrient dense foods vs Calorie dense foods
Nutrients in one serving.
Presentation transcript:

Food Labels Food Labels are used to evaluate foods.

Nutrition Information on Food Labels Total Number of calories per serving Total Number of calories per serving Number of those calories that come from fat Number of those calories that come from fat Weight in grams or milligrams, of nutrients such as saturated fat, total fat, cholesterol, sugar, dietary fiber, total carbohydrates, protein, and certain minerals. Weight in grams or milligrams, of nutrients such as saturated fat, total fat, cholesterol, sugar, dietary fiber, total carbohydrates, protein, and certain minerals. % of daily Values for different nutrients that are supplied by the food. % of daily Values for different nutrients that are supplied by the food.

Reading a food label 1. Read the ingredients 1. Read the ingredients 2. Notice the number of servings per container 2. Notice the number of servings per container 3. Note the calories in one serving 3. Note the calories in one serving 4. Look at the % of daily Values 4. Look at the % of daily Values 5. Read any health related descriptions or claims 5. Read any health related descriptions or claims

How to Calculate Fat, Carbohydrates, and Protein Progresso Soup Example: Progresso Soup Example: 2 servings per container 2 servings per container Fat: 2g x 2 servings=4g Fat: 2g x 2 servings=4g 4g x 9 calories=36 total fat calories 4g x 9 calories=36 total fat calories Protein: 6g x 2 servings=12g Protein: 6g x 2 servings=12g 12g x 4 calories=48 total protein calories 12g x 4 calories=48 total protein calories Carbs: 13g x 2 servings=26g Carbs: 13g x 2 servings=26g 26g x 4 calories=104 total carb calories 26g x 4 calories=104 total carb calories = 188 total calories in food = 188 total calories in food

Percentage of Calories 36 (T. cal of fat) ÷ 188 (T. cal of food) =.1914 or 19% 36 (T. cal of fat) ÷ 188 (T. cal of food) =.1914 or 19% 48 (T. cal of protein) ÷ 188 (T. cal of food) =.2553 or 25% 48 (T. cal of protein) ÷ 188 (T. cal of food) =.2553 or 25% 104 (T. cal of carbs) ÷ 188 (T. cal of food) =.5531 or 55% 104 (T. cal of carbs) ÷ 188 (T. cal of food) =.5531 or 55% 19% + 25% + 55% = 99% 19% + 25% + 55% = 99%