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Fats & OilsNOVA 21 tbsp (14g)

Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Portion Weight:
g
119 kcalC: 0gP: 0gF: 13.5gFiber: 0g
PRAL+0 mEq
Carb Units (10g)0.0
Carb Units (12g)0
Carb Units (15g)0.0
Key Micronutrients (% Adult Daily Value):
Iron (0.1 mg)1% DV
Potassium (0 mg)0% DV
Vitamin C (0 mg)0% DV
Magnesium (0 mg)0% DV
Calcium (0 mg)0% DV
Zinc (0 mg)0% DV
Folate (0 mcg)0% DV
Food composition data from USDA, CIQUAL, and Open Food Facts.

Starter Meal Plates Featuring «Extra Virgin Olive Oil»

3 calibrated plate(s)

This reference whole food is calibrated into the following Unitrition starter plates:

ketogenic10g in plate

Keto Avocado & Egg Plate

High-fat, very low-carb morning plate with healthy lipids and bioavailable protein.

mediterranean14g in plate

Mediterranean Salmon & Greens

Wild salmon, raw spinach, steamed broccoli, and cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil.

low-fodmap10g in plate

Low-FODMAP Digestive Comfort Bowl

Clean chicken breast, brown rice, raw spinach, and cold-pressed olive oil for sensitive digestive tracking.

Compatibility with the 11 Dietary Frameworks

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Based on analytical food composition criteria (USDA / CIQUAL), Extra Virgin Olive Oil aligns with the following nutritional patterns:

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Educational Biochemical & Nutritional Methodology Notice

Nutritional and biochemical data for this food are compiled from open public composition databases (USDA FoodData Central, ANSES CIQUAL, and Open Food Facts) strictly for educational and dietary modeling purposes. This analysis does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or clinical treatment prescription. Always consult a qualified physician or healthcare provider for individual medical nutrition therapy.

Methodological note on PRAL acid-base balance: In accordance with Unitrition mineral null-safety principles, missing mineral values (potassium, phosphorus, calcium, or magnesium) are never imputed as 0.0 mg (zero-value fallacy prohibition). Where analytic mineral data are unmeasured or incomplete, calculations reflect uncertainty to prevent spurious alkalizing projections.