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Salt is listed as sodium on food labels

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Q: What is salt listed as on most food labels?
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Why do food labels say no sodium then salt is listed in the ingredient sections?

Not much. If a food is vastly high in cholesterol, those with high cholesterol will know to avoid it. However most foods do not need a cholesterol label for people to know that it's high in cholesterol - you can just look at the ingredients if necessary and judge by the amount and order of high cholesterol products listed.


How are ingredients listed on food packaging?

Ingredients are listed by amount. If the first ingredient listed on a bottle of hand lotion is water, the main ingredient is water. Likewise in food. If the first two ingredients of a preprepared sauce are water and salt, there is more water and salt than anything else in that sauce.


What is the role of food labels in consumerism?

By improving nutrition labels it allows people to mre aware of what they are eating and how bad there food could actually be, especially if they think it is healthy. Most people are really surprised a what is actually in hteir food when they find out.


What do amounts of salt and sugar mean on labels?

the measurements


How might understanding a food label benefit you and how you can use this information to improve your eating habits?

learn how many calories are in one serving size along with sodium and other vitamins and minerals. you can then start mapping out your eating habits so you get a healthy amount of the vitals.


An ingrediant in most Italian food?

~Salt


How do you reduce salt in the diet during food preparation or cooking?

An easy way to reduce salt would be to only use Kosher, Most spices now-a-days are part salt, or if you read the label, mostly salt. Garlic salt can easily be substituted with some kosher salt, and some garlic powder. This however is just for spices, food wise, buy fresher ingredients. Most "quick" foods today contain a lot of salt, mostly to preserve them, so when you intake said food, you may not be able to taste the salt but it's there. Your best bet is to read labels before you buy ingredients or just use plain spices such an Ground Black Pepper, or plain Kosher Salt. And NEVER use pre-made rubs. Most rubs today are almost all salt.


What is the most common food preservative?

Salt. It has been used for centuries to inhibit spoilage of food.


Why was salt an important trade item?

Salt can be used as a preservative for food. The food will last for a very long time. But most of all, salt (sodium in the salt) is absolutely necessary for life to exist. That is one reason that animals look for salt licks and cattle are given salt blocks.


Why do food companys use so much salt in food?

It is the most salt for snacks because salt gives it a good taste the rest - others will edit this answer


What labels do organic food have to consist of 100 percent organically produced ingredients excluding water and salt?

good soil, cared for well, and was not treated with any drugs


What are the most common food preservatives?

Sugar, salt. and vinegar.