That's one slice of pizza per person.

You've seen them on everything from cereal to bottled water. Without reading ahead, how many servings do you imagine would be in this frozen delight. The problem is that, while the manufacturers are prominently displaying the serving size on the package, we as consumers often overlook this very important number. Undercover Calories - Hidden Secrets That Pack on the Pounds. And of course, NO ONE's gonna eat just one slice of pizza, right. One slice of Digiorno's Supreme pizza is 370 calories - EACH. The secret to all your troubles may be 'hidden' in the foods you're eating.

In the United States, anything that can be consumed as food is required to have a nutrition label from the manufacturer.

Stuck in a rut even though you're watching what you eat and working out like a fiend. Have you tried repeatedly to lose those last 10 vanity pounds with no success. Six grams of saturated fat - EACH. Take a Digiorno's frozen Supreme Pizza, for example. Make Mine with Rocket Propellant, Please.

Serving size, scientifically-named ingredients, and ambiguous labeling terms like "other carbohydrates" can lead to an increased intake in calories, fat, and carbs that may be unintentional.