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Besides tasting salty, what does salt do that makes simply leaving it out fall flat?

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  1. Besides tasting salty, what does salt do that makes simply leaving it out fall flat?
    • It adds sweetness to savory dishes
    • It suppresses bitterness and makes other flavors seem stronger
    • It thickens sauces as they simmer
    • It stops meat from browning too quickly
  2. Why is cutting sugar harder in baked goods than in a savory sauce?
    • Sugar is the only sweetener that works at oven temperatures
    • Sugar is needed to activate baking soda
    • Sugar supplies most of the protein in cake batter
    • Sugar holds moisture, tenderizes, feeds browning and controls spread
  3. About how big a sugar cut does the guide say many baked goods can tolerate?
    • Around 25 percent
    • Around 75 percent
    • All of it, if replaced with water
    • No more than 5 percent
  4. Which is one reason the guide gives for AI calorie totals being wrong?
    • Calories cannot be calculated for home recipes
    • AI models only use metric units
    • Models generate plausible figures and can confuse raw and cooked weights
    • Nutrition databases are not available to the public
  5. What does the guide recommend for getting accurate nutrition values for a rewritten recipe?
    • Asking the AI twice and averaging the two answers
    • A tool that multiplies real ingredient weights against a source like USDA FoodData Central
    • Copying the claims printed on the front of packages
    • Estimating from a photo of the finished dish
  6. What is the Daily Value for sodium used on US nutrition labels, as stated in the guide?
    • 2,300 milligrams
    • 1,000 milligrams
    • 5,000 milligrams
    • 500 milligrams
  7. What output format does the guide suggest for making nutrition errors easy to spot?
    • A single rounded total per serving
    • Calories only, without fat or sodium
    • A short summary paragraph
    • A per-ingredient table with weights and sources
  8. Which belief about healthier cooking does the guide say is mistaken?
    • Roasting instead of deep frying can reduce fat
    • Adding vegetables and fiber can improve a dish
    • A healthier recipe has to use processed diet products
    • Portion size affects the nutrition per serving