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How BiteCal nutrition reference pages are built
BiteCal reference pages identify their food, preparation, serving basis and data source. Historical USDA values are labeled as historical, restaurant panels identify their document date, and unconfirmed menu items do not receive invented nutrition totals.
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BiteCal articles aim to answer a specific nutrition or food-logging question with clear source and portion boundaries. Product information should describe BiteCal honestly, while numerical claims should be traceable to a reference, label or explicitly stated example.
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