JUST LIKE PRE-PACKED FOODS, all our recipes provide detailed nutrition information for a typical serving. But how does that compare with your total daily needs for energy, protein, fat, carbs and certain vitamins and minerals?
Provided you stick to the serving size we recommend for each recipe, the easiest way is to compare the nutrition information for each recipe with the Reference Intake (RI). You’ll gradually see this term being used on food labels in place of Guideline Daily Amounts (GDAs). The RIs are benchmarks for the amount of energy (kilocalories), fat, saturated fat, carbohydrate, sugars, protein and salt we should have each day.
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Is your marriage making you fat? We reveal how to dodge those happy-couple fat traps for the sake of your waistline. Find out how to eat well to avoid inflammation, the best foods to fuel your workout and need-to-know tips and recipes for your dairy-free storecupboard. Plus: warming soups to curl up with, healthy Indian curry swaps for Friday night and two Sunday roasts go head-to-head on nutrition. Find it all in November’s Healthy Food Guide.