Given the obesity epidemic, it is not surprising that calorie control is being emphasized in the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans. The report encourages Americans to “prepare, serve and consume smaller portions of foods and beverages, especially those high in calories,” because “serving and consuming smaller portions is associated with weight loss and weight management over time.”¹

Increasing vegetable consumption is also helpful for those trying to cut calories and manage their weight, as vegetables are generally low in calories. Yet, according to the 2010 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee Report, approximately 75 – 95 percent of Americans (depending on age and gender) fail to meet their recommended number of servings per day.¹

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