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Real Parmigiano-Reggiano isn't a vegetarian product, due to the use of rennet during production. Alarmist headlines like to ...

Smother your lettuce, cucumber and celery in a high-fat dressing and you ... and mustard flavourings. Calories, 18. Fat, 0.6g. Infinitely preferable to the full-fat Caesar dressings in terms ...

Nuts aren’t exactly unknown, but they don’t always get their due praise outside of trail mix ads. And because they’re a ...

Avocado oil is gaining popularity as a key ingredient in condiments by brands like Chosen Foods, due partly to its health ...

Spector has another gripe with the low-calorie label: calories alone aren't a good indication of whether a food is nutritious, he said. It's more important to focus on the nutrients in your food ...

Are you confused by nutrition labels? Do the percentages, ingredients, and serving sizes leave you wondering what's healthy and what's not? If so, you're not alone. In an engaging webinar titled ...

Nutrition labels are more than just numbers and percentages on a package; they are a guide to making informed food choices. Here’s why they’re so crucial: Empowering Consumers: Nutritional ...