What are your nutritional claims based on (i.e. Low Calorie, Low Saturated Fat, Low Cholesterol, & Low Sodium)?
I label my dishes according to the food labeling guidelines set by the FDA. These guidelines specifically define how you can label food (such as "free", "reduced/less", and "low").
40 calories or less per RACC* (and per 50g if RACC is small) Meals and main dishes: 120 calories or less per 100g | |
1g or less per RACC* and 15% or less of calories from saturated fat Meals and main dishes: 1g or less per 100g and less than 10% of calories from saturated fat | |
20mg or less per RACC* (and per 50g of food if RACC* is small) Meals and main dishes: 20mg or less per 100g | |
140mg or less per RACC* (and per 50g if RACC* is small) Meals and main dishes: 140mg or less per 100g | |
(Not listed on the FDA site) Marks meals and main dishes that are under 500 calories | |
(Not listed on the FDA site) Marks appetizers, snacks, & desserts that are under 100 calories |
To find a complete listing of food in each category, please click the links below:
Low Calorie
Low Saturated Fat
Low Cholesterol
Low Sodium
Meals & Main courses under 500 calories
Appetizers, Snacks, & Desserts under 100 calories
Really like your nutritional system! Very organized.
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