Oregon Harvest
1 Oregon Harvest product listed in the USDA FoodData Central branded foods registry, with nutrition facts panels and brand-submitted label data.
1 indexed product · mean 161 kcal/100g (listed population, USDA per-100g basis)
Oregon Harvest: USDA label on file
The sole indexed row is SPICY BUFFALO KETO-CAULIFLOWER HUMMUS, SPICY BUFFALO at 161 kcal/100g and 3.6g protein/100g. Open the product card below for the full FDA-format panel (manufacturer-submitted via USDA FoodData Central).
Mean sodium across listed rows: 464 mg/100g. Check individual labels before stacking servings.
Fat outweighs carbohydrate in Oregon Harvest's calorie makeup (14.3g fat vs 7.1g carbs per 100g); fiber averages 3.6g across listed rows.
Every listed Oregon Harvest label declares the same household serving: 2 tbsp.
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Two USDA FoodData Central–derived peer sets for Oregon Harvest: closest on indexed product count (81 here) and closest on mean label calories (181 kcal/100g here). Rows stay link-disjoint so each axis is a distinct neighborhood, not a largest-catalog strip.
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Data from USDA FoodData Central. Oregon Harvest is a trademark of its respective owner.
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Source: USDA FoodData Central — Branded Foods database.
Source: Oregon Harvest manufacturer-submitted label data via USDA data partnership program.
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