What is the FDA serving size (RACC) for egg mixtures (e.g., egg foo young, scrambled eggs, omelets)?

Egg mixtures — FDA Serving Size (RACC)

The FDA Reference Amount Customarily Consumed (RACC) for Egg mixtures is 110 g, a Egg and Egg Substitutes category for the General (4+ years) population under 21 CFR 101.12 — the basis for its Nutrition Facts serving size.

FDA category

Egg mixtures (e.g., egg foo young, scrambled eggs, omelets)

Reference amount

110 g

Product form

Bulk or measured

Label statement template

__ piece(s) (__ g)

Audience

General (4+ years)

Food group

Egg and Egg Substitutes

Citation

21 CFR § 101.12 Table 2 ↗

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Egg mixtures is measured in bulk, so its FDA label serving size is the RACC itself, expressed as a household measure: 1 piece (110 g) — per 21 CFR 101.9(b)(5)(i).

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Authoritative sources: 21 CFR 101.12 — reference amounts (RACC), 21 CFR 101.9(b) — serving-size conversion, and FDA: Serving Size on the Nutrition Facts label.

For informational purposes only; verify against 21 CFR 101.12 / 101.9(b). · US Nutrition Label Rules v1.3.0 · CFR snapshot 2026-02-12