Nutrition
Plant Milk Label Micronutrient Audit
Audit plant milk labels for calcium, vitamin D, B12, and protein per cup—brands differ widely under similar packaging.
A plant milk label micronutrient audit checks calcium milligrams, vitamin D micrograms, B12 micrograms, and protein grams per one-cup serving—not front-panel words like plant powered. Two cartons with identical packaging colors can differ two-fold in calcium.
Shake fortified milks before pouring. Compare % daily value to your clinician targets, not marketing icons.
Unfortified almond is a beverage, not a vitamin strategy. Log the exact brand in Ohga for repeatable audits.
Common questions
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Does barista on the label mean more nutrients?
Barista usually means added fat for foam, not extra vitamins. Check the nutrition panel for calcium and protein—barista oat can be higher calorie with the same micronutrients.
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