Answer: 2, They measure how rich in nutrients a food is.
Explanation: Just by process of emimination, I know that "heat a food can supply" has nothing to do with calories.
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Labeling a food as "free" of a certain nutrient, whether salt, sugar, or fat, means it has none, or a "physiologically inconsequential" amount of that nutrient, according to the FDA. If the package says "calorie-free," the item has fewer than 5 calories per serving.
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the one that makes the most sense to me is C. sorry if im wrong
If you were to drink 1 liter of Mountain Dew, how many calories would you consume?
nutrition label for 1 liter of Mountain Dew
- 110
