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39. Digestive System
Digestion
Problem 9a
Textbook Question
Use the Nutrition Facts label to the right to answer these questions: What percentage of the recommended daily value of fat is found in a 1-cup serving?


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Identify the serving size on the Nutrition Facts label. In this case, it is 2/3 cup (55g).
Locate the Total Fat content per serving. Here, it is listed as 8g.
Find the % Daily Value (%DV) for Total Fat. The label indicates that 8g of Total Fat corresponds to 10% of the recommended daily value.
Determine the serving size you are interested in. The question asks for a 1-cup serving.
Calculate the percentage of the recommended daily value of fat for a 1-cup serving by adjusting the %DV proportionally from the 2/3 cup serving size.

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Key Concepts
Here are the essential concepts you must grasp in order to answer the question correctly.
Nutrition Facts Label
The Nutrition Facts label provides essential information about the nutritional content of food products. It includes details such as serving size, calories, and the percentage of daily values (%DV) for various nutrients. Understanding this label is crucial for making informed dietary choices and managing nutrient intake.
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Daily Value (%DV)
The Daily Value (%DV) indicates how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet, based on a standard 2,000-calorie intake. It helps consumers understand the nutritional significance of a food item in the context of their overall diet. A %DV of 10% means that one serving provides 10% of the recommended daily intake for that nutrient.
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Fat Content
Fat content in food is typically categorized into total fat, saturated fat, and trans fat. The total fat percentage on the Nutrition Facts label reflects how much of the daily recommended fat intake is met by one serving. Understanding fat content is important for managing health, as excessive intake can lead to various health issues, including heart disease.
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