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manual · 8/16/2026, 12:28:26 PM

TEST_iter7_rice

3 ingredients · 2 servings
VeganVegetarianDairy-freeGluten-freeLow-sodium
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Energy · per serving
252
kilocalories
Protein
4.3g
Daily value8%
Carbs
45.0g
Daily value35%
Macro split · % kcal
Protein
7%
Carbs
73%
Fat
20%
Vitamin coverage · % DV
Vit AVit CVit DVit EVit KVit B1 (Thiamine)Vit B2 (Riboflavin)Vit B3 (Niacin)Vit B5 (Pantothenic acid)Vit B6Vit B7 (Biotin)Vit B9 (Folate)Vit B12Choline
Minerals · % DV
02468PhosphorusSodiumChlorideIronCopperIodineMolybdenumBoronFluoride

Full nutrient profile

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Calories
251.5kcal
10% DRI
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Protein
4.32g
8% DRI
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Carbs
45g
35% DRI
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Fat
5.51g
7% DRI
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Fiber
1.44g
4% DRI
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Iron
0.42mg
5% DRI
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Calcium
25mg
2% DRI
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Vitamin D
0µg
0% DRI
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Vitamin C
1.77mg
2% DRI
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Sodium
22.3mg
1% DRI

Ingredient breakdown

IngredientAmountGramskcalPCFSrc
rice300 g3003908.184.00.9 db
carrot60.0 g60.024.60.56.00.1 db
olive oil10.0 g10.088.40.00.010.0 db

Protein quality · PDCAAS

PDCAAS score
0.52
0.00 = incomplete · 1.00 = complete
Limiting AA: lysine
Digestibility: 89%
Protein: 4.32 g / serving
Essential amino acids · vs FAO reference (mg / g protein)
histidine22.08 / 15
Score 1.47
isoleucine40.97 / 30
Score 1.37
leucine79.86 / 59
Score 1.35
lysine26.04 / 45
Score 0.58
saa39.44 / 22
Score 1.79
aaa83.33 / 38
Score 2.19
threonine35.07 / 23
Score 1.52
tryptophan11.11 / 6
Score 1.85
valine59.03 / 39
Score 1.51

PDCAAS = min(amino acid score) × true digestibility. Scores ≥ 1.00 indicate a protein complete for adult needs. Meat/egg/dairy typically score 1.00; plant proteins can too when properly combined (e.g. grains + legumes).

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Ingredient interactions

Synergy
Fat + Fat-soluble Vitamins

A, D, E, K and carotenoids (from carrots, kale, tomato) need dietary fat for micelle formation and absorption.

Source: Brown MJ et al., Am. J. Clin. Nutr. 2004 — carotenoid bioavailability study
olive oilcarrot

Data derived from USDA FoodData Central, FAO INFOODS, and CIQUAL databases. AI-estimated values (marked ai) are research-informed approximations and should not replace professional dietary advice.