In the new twenty- first century, health is the major concern among the human species. Thus, maintaining a healthy diet is very essential for all human beings. Numerous food companies attempt to advertise their products by promoting the health issues so people will buy it since they believe the food they are buying are considered somewhat "healthy." However, because of the fact that more and more people are concerning whether or not the food they are eating are good for their health, manufacturers begin to take advantages of unrealistic serving size and promoting only the good side of the food to attract people to buy their so-called "healthy" products. Hence, many of the advertising food have "misleading" labels, which are health-concerned labels that are claimed for the food, in which the manufacturers would like the buying public to believe the food is healthier than what it actually is.
             There are many advertised food that contain "misleading" labels out there in the market. From Albertson's Light Brownie Sensation Ice Cream is one of them. Basically, this is an ice-cream product and it fits in the milk, yogurt, and cheese group (2-3 servings per day) in the food pyramid. The nutritional values of this product are the relative good supplies of protein, calcium, and vitamin A. However, this product should supply a little more protein and calcium (since it is in the milk, yogurt, and cheese group), also add in some vitamin C would be great since it is not originally included in the product. The misleading advertisement in this product is that the manufacturer used the word "light" but in fact it is not "light." In nutritional terms, that the "light" product should be 50% less fat and 33% less calories than the original/regular product. However, for this particular "light" ice cream, although it is 50% less fat than the regular i...