Question ID:PT57 S3 Q14 Passage:Food labeling regulation:  Food of a type that does not ordinarily contain fat cannot be labeled "nonfat" unless most people mistakenly believe the food ordinarily contains fat. If most people mistakenly believe that a food ordinarily contains fat, the food may be labeled "nonfat" if the label also states that the food ordinarily contains no fat. Stem:Which one of the following situations violates the food labeling regulation? Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:Although most people know that bran flakes do not normally contain fat, Lester's Bran Flakes are not labeled "nonfat." Choice B:Although most people are aware that lasagna ordinarily contains fat, Lester's Lasagna, which contains no fat, is not labeled "nonfat." Choice C:Although most garlic baguettes contain fat, Lester's Garlic Baguettes are labeled "nonfat."  Choice D:Although most people are aware that applesauce does not ordinarily contain fat, Lester's Applesauce is labeled "nonfat." Choice E:Although most people mistakenly believe that salsa ordinarily contains fat, the label on Lester's Zesty Salsa says "This product, like all salsas, is nonfat."