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Kraft Singles, a type of processed cheese that comes individually wrapped in a thin, plastic film, is the first food to receive the new âKids Eat Rightâ label â a stamp of approval designed by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics to help families make healthier decisions in the grocery store.
Each regular Kraft Singles slice contains 70 calories, as well as 7 percent of the daily value for fat, 15 percent of the DV for saturated fat, 5 percent of the DV for cholesterol, 9 percent of the DV for sodium and 1 percent of the DV for carbohydrates.