Which term corresponds to a nutrition label showing servings, calories, and nutrients on packaged foods?

• A. Carbohydrates
• B. Healthy Diet
• C. Creaming Method
• D. Nutrition Facts Label

Answer: (D)

You’re being asked to identify the standard label on packaged foods that lists serving size, calories, and nutrients. This is called the Nutrition Facts Label. It appears on food packaging and provides per-serving amounts for calories and a range of nutrients like fat, sugar, sodium, and vitamins, along with daily value percentages to help you gauge how a product fits into your diet. Understanding this label lets you compare similar products and make informed choices about what you eat.

For context, the other options are not labels: carbohydrates are one of the nutrients listed on the label, not the label itself; a healthy diet is a broad concept about eating patterns; and the creaming method is a baking technique for mixing fats and sugars.