Nutrient Report Analysis

The video tutorial provides an overview of various reports available in the Genesis software, including spreadsheet, multi-column, single nutrient, bar graph, calorie, and fats pie chart reports. It explains how to access and configure these reports, highlighting features like nutrient data display, label rounding rules, and nutrient contribution analysis. The tutorial also covers the spec sheet report for suppliers and static reports for printing, such as dairy density and label display reports. Finally, it discusses the protein quality report, which calculates the amino acid score of a recipe, emphasizing the importance of using USDA-sourced ingredients for accurate analysis.

What is the primary function of the spreadsheet report in Genesis?

• To show the percentage of a specific nutrient each ingredient contributes

• To provide a nutrient data summary

• To display nutrient values and missing values by ingredient

• To apply label rounding rules

How does the spreadsheet label rounded report differ from the regular spreadsheet report?

• It displays nutrients vertically

• It provides a summary of all reports

• It applies label rounding rules

• It shows only missing values

What additional information does the multi-column report provide?

• Ingredient density

• Missing nutrient values

• Amino acid score

• Nutrient values per 100 grams

What does the single nutrient report show?

• The calorie breakdown

• The density of the recipe

• The total nutrient amounts

• The percentage of a specific nutrient each ingredient contributes

What is the purpose of the bar graph report?

• To show the density of dairy products

• To graphically represent total nutrient amounts and percentage met

• To display the nutrition facts panel

• To provide a supplier spec sheet

What does the calorie and fats pie chart help you quickly see?

• The percentage of missing nutrients

• The amino acid score

• The calorie and fat breakdown of the recipe

• The density of the recipe

What is the My Plate report used for?

• To provide a multi-column nutrient breakdown

• To show the recommended intake versus actual intake

• To display the nutrition facts panel

• To calculate the density of dairy products

What is the spec sheet report primarily used for?

• To provide a supplier spec sheet

• To show the calorie breakdown

• To display the nutrition facts panel

• To calculate the amino acid score

What does the dairy density report calculate?

• The amino acid score

• The density of the recipe using total fat and water

• The calorie breakdown

• The percentage of missing nutrients

What does a protein quality report score of 100 or above indicate?

• A high calorie content

• A complete or high-quality protein

• A missing nutrient

• A lower quality protein