What’s your food misinformation profile?
Nine quick questions reveal what you care about, how you handle viral food claims and the trick most likely to catch you out. Get your profile badge and one next step that fits you.
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Find out what kind of claim-checker you are
Health Defender? Transparency Watchdog? Your result comes with a badge, your blind spot and a next step.
Try it yourself →What you get
Everything in the Misinformation Profile quiz
Two minutes, nine questions
Or take the 15-question deep dive if you’re curious.
Your own profile badge
Five profiles, each with its own illustrated badge and mascot.
Your blind spot, kindly
The kind of claim most likely to catch you out, and a tip to stop it.
See how you compare
Find out what share of members share your profile.
A next step that fits you
A short guide from our fact-checkers, picked for your profile.
Saved to your account
Take it again any time and see if you’ve changed.
How it works
Three steps, about two minutes
- 1
Answer nine quick questions
No right or wrong answers.
- 2
Get your profile
Your badge, your blind spot and a tip.
- 3
Take your next step
A guide picked for you, and more tools to explore.
Why you can trust it
Independent, evidence-based, on your side
- Made by foodfacts.org’s fact-checkers
- Designed to be kind: being fooled is about clever tricks, not being gullible
- No ads, no industry money
foodfacts.org is an independent non-profit that fact-checks food and nutrition claims. We take no advertising and no money from the food industry.
Try it free →Questions
What is food misinformation?
False or misleading claims about food, nutrition and health, often shared by influencers or in viral posts. Some is honest confusion; some is selling something.
How long does the quiz take?
About two minutes for the nine-question version, or four for the 15-question deep dive.
What are the profiles?
Health Defender, Family Protector, Climate Realist, Animal-Impact Advocate and Transparency Watchdog, combined with how you handle claims and what you do about them.
Is it free?
Yes, with a free foodfacts.org account. No card needed.
What happens to my answers?
Your result is saved privately to your account. We only keep anonymous totals of how many people get each profile.
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