{
  "name": "Nutrition Label Explanation",
  "description": "Plain-language explanations of common U.S. Nutrition Facts label terms.",
  "endpoint": "/v1/completions",
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  "totalPromptTokens": 5953,
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  "promptTemplate": "You are generating a reusable API response about the U.S. FDA Nutrition Facts label. Explain the label term \"{{value}}\" for a general adult audience. State what it means, how to interpret the listed amount and % Daily Value when applicable, and one practical caution. Keep the response under 120 words. Use plain language and do not give personalized medical advice. If the term is optional, obsolete, or applies only to certain labels, clearly say so.",
  "values": [
    "serving size",
    "servings per container",
    "amount per serving",
    "calories",
    "percent daily value (%dv)",
    "daily value",
    "2,000 calorie diet footnote",
    "total fat",
    "saturated fat",
    "trans fat",
    "polyunsaturated fat",
    "monounsaturated fat",
    "cholesterol",
    "sodium",
    "total carbohydrate",
    "dietary fiber",
    "soluble fiber",
    "insoluble fiber",
    "total sugars",
    "includes added sugars",
    "sugar alcohol",
    "protein",
    "vitamin d",
    "calcium",
    "iron",
    "potassium",
    "vitamin a",
    "vitamin c",
    "vitamin e",
    "vitamin k",
    "thiamin",
    "riboflavin",
    "niacin",
    "vitamin b6",
    "folate",
    "folic acid",
    "vitamin b12",
    "biotin",
    "pantothenic acid",
    "phosphorus",
    "iodine",
    "magnesium",
    "zinc",
    "selenium",
    "copper",
    "manganese",
    "chromium",
    "molybdenum",
    "chloride",
    "choline",
    "calories from fat",
    "dual-column nutrition facts label",
    "single-ingredient sugar label",
    "nutrition facts label for infants",
    "nutrition facts label for children ages 1 through 3",
    "household serving measure",
    "metric serving weight",
    "nutrient amount rounding",
    "less than 1 gram",
    "not a significant source statement"
  ]
}