dietliteracy

noun
UK /ˈdaɪətˌlɪtərəsi/
US /ˈdaɪətˌlɪtərisi/

Knowing how to pick healthy foods and understand food labels.

The school teaches dietliteracy so kids can make smart choices at the grocery store.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The ability to read and understand diet-related research and claims.

Her dietliteracy helped her spot misleading claims on supplement bottles.

3. Skills for planning balanced meals on a budget.

The community class improved dietliteracy among families shopping with limited income.

4. Understanding how food affects the body and long-term health.

Doctors encourage dietliteracy to help patients manage diabetes.