[up4anything]

no, I only look at the expiration dates

[The Killer Unicorn]

YES!!!!! Everything!

[butter_cream1981]

yes cause i'm tryin to gain weight so i'm lookin for a bunch of calories and carbs

[google s]

i read it on everything. i do not like to eat things with a lot of fat in them

[mysweetluvie]

yup...have to. My oldest son has type 1 diabetes so I have to check the carb counts on all foods.

[OneRedCent]

Not all the time, but just what is it about eating cold cereal, that makes you feel like you need to read the box while you're eating it? Top to bottom, side to side, all the ingredients, and percentages of B vitamins?!Or is that just me?...:-)

[gvaporcarb]

Yep. It's an open Secret that a lot of Low-Fat Food is Sky-High in Sodium.If You want to Protect Your Heart, Lower your Blood Pressure, and Lose Weight, You've got to cut down on both, plus Limit Carbohydrates. Forget about the Ads, and the Big Splashy Labels. You've got to Read the Fine Print, then, Look at the Serving Size. Often, a Small Container will be Listed as having 2 to 3 Servings. If it's all Consumed, then You have to Multiply that Figure.Yes, I Look at the Nutrition Facts on Food Packages.Don't You ?

[Ally R]

It's healthier to do so but it's not like I think this when I get french fries from McDonalds: "Oh I better check the nutrition label!" Yeah, sure.

[petermason2000]

I always look. I check calories, carbs, fat, sugars, and fiber content.

[Maria]

Yes as there is so much junk on sale its important to know what your eating, even some so called health food is loaded with sugar,salt and saturated fats !