Quick answer. Start with serving size, then calories, then sugar, salt, and fibre. Compare per 100 g when packs differ.
A 'low fat' pack can still be a sugar bomb. The per-serving number is easy to game.
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What you need
- The pack
In this guide
1. Look at serving size and servings per pack
A bottle that is '2 servings' is often drunk as one.
2. Scan sugar, salt / sodium, and saturated fat
Those are the usual surprises.
3. Compare two products per 100 g
That ignores sneaky serving sizes.
4. Ingredients are listed by weight
The first three are most of the food.
If it still fails
- This is label literacy, not diet or medical advice.
When you are done, browse more in Everyday Life or search the Guide Center for the next job on your list. A neighbour problem — a remote, a bill, a suitcase — has its own walkthrough.
Common questions
Calories in, calories out?
Labels help you see what is in the pack. A clinician is who you ask about a diet.
