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READING NUTRITION LABELS Let’s play!. - + 1) How many servings are there per container ? There are 6 servings per container. 2) How many grams of total.

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1 READING NUTRITION LABELS Let’s play!

2 - + 1) How many servings are there per container ? There are 6 servings per container. 2) How many grams of total fat are there per serving ? There are 11 g of total fat in one serving

3 - + How many grams of fat do you eat if you eat the entire packet? I eat 66 g of fat ______x _____= total grams of fat 116

4 - + 1)What is the % Daily Value for Total Fat? It’s 17 % 2) Is the % Daily Value for Fat close to 20 %? Yes 3)What is the % Daily Value for Dietary Fiber? It’s 1 % 4) Is it a healthy or unhealthy product? Unhealthy: too much fat and not enough fiber

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