What warning should consumers be aware of when they snack from what appears to be a single serving package?

a. convenience equals enormous expense

b. they are too low in kilocalories to satisfy our needs

c. the temptation would be to substitute the snack for a regular meal

d. the package might be intended for 2-3 servings, not 1 serving?

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Adonis Parker

Biology

7 January, 22:56

What warning should consumers be aware of when they snack from what appears to be a single serving package?

a. convenience equals enormous expense

b. they are too low in kilocalories to satisfy our needs

c. the temptation would be to substitute the snack for a regular meal

d. the package might be intended for 2-3 servings, not 1 serving?

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Saige Mcdonald · Answer 1

A. convenience equals enormous expense.

Things in smaller packages cost way more than things in larger packages, so it’s more cost effective if you buy a bigger bag and then just eat a little bit of it.