• Iced Raktajino@startrek.website
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    2 months ago
    • “Up to…” when used to describe things like internet speeds
    • “Wholesome” when used to describe food. Not really a lie, per se, but “wholesome” has absolutely no meaning when it comes to nutrition and just sounds good
    • “Zero calories” or 0 grams of [blank] in the nutrition information. The regulations let them round down if it’s less than 1 gram standard unit of measurement for that item (edited from grams).
    • Any time you see “free” there’s always at least an implied asterisk
    • NotAnotherLemmyUser@lemmy.world
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      2 months ago
      • “Zero calories” or 0 grams of [blank] in the nutrition information. The regulations let them round down if it’s less than 1 gram.

      For example, take a look at the “Serving size” of some cooking spray. 1/3 of a second of spray means 0.25g… So everything is zeroed out in the Nutrition facts.

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