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The Food Label That Often Misleads Even Savvy Shoppers - Tasting Table

'Multigrain' labels can be misleading, often containing little to no whole grains, while 'x-free' labels do not necessarily indicate harmful ingredients.
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The Food Label That Often Misleads Even Savvy Shoppers - Tasting Table

'Multigrain' labels can be misleading, often containing little to no whole grains, while 'x-free' labels do not necessarily indicate harmful ingredients.
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What To Look For In Store-Bought Pie Crust, According To Jeff Mauro - Tasting Table

Choose store-bought pie crusts with simple ingredient lists containing only flour, butter, salt, sugar, and water, as shorter labels indicate higher quality and closer resemblance to homemade versions.
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9 months ago

Things To Look Out For On The Label When Buying Canned Soup - Tasting Table

Canned soups can be convenient but often contain high sodium levels, leading to health issues such as high blood pressure and heart disease. For instance, Snow's New England Style Clam Chowder has 3,020 milligrams of sodium per can, exceeding recommended daily limits.
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Why You Can Ignore 'Farm-Raised' On Meat Packaging - Tasting Table

The term 'farm-raised' is unregulated and can mislead consumers regarding the true farming practices behind meat products.
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What '100% Beef' Labels Actually Mean At The Supermarket - Tasting Table

The label '100% beef' does not guarantee high quality; additives and the cut of meat are important factors to consider.
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8 Tips For Buying Ethical Meat At The Grocery Store - Tasting Table

As you browse the shelves for meat that complies with your own personal moral standards, "grass-fed" and "pasture-raised" are two of the most important labels to look for, per Samantha Howe.
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