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Label Ease PowerPoint
Label Ease PowerPoint

... • The sugar listed on the label includes natural sugars like lactose in milk or the natural sugars in fruit—Good sugars! • Because good sugars are included with bad sugars, we ignore the sugar on the label of healthy food because it is too difficult to tell the difference. ...
Lesson 4
Lesson 4

Planning a Healthy Diet
Planning a Healthy Diet

Getting a Handle on Obesity
Getting a Handle on Obesity

... Once a problem only in the developed world, obesity is now a worldwide epidemic. The overwhelming cause of the epidemic is a dramatic increase in the food supply and in food consumption—not a surprise. Yet there are still many mysteries about weight change that can’t be answered either inside the la ...
Toward More Comprehensive Food Labeling
Toward More Comprehensive Food Labeling

... and we know that people tend to consume calorie-rich, sugary products at the expense of nutrientdense foods. The Department of Agriculture’s Dietary Guidelines urge Americans to limit their consumption of “added sugar” — sugar that is added to foods during processing or preparation rather than being ...
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Vocabulary List

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... Food that has been cooked, fast chilled and then stored at low temperatures. ...
Balanced diet and food groups
Balanced diet and food groups

igcse_food_shortages_olivia - olivia
igcse_food_shortages_olivia - olivia

... has killed many people, especially young children. People's crops have died because of the dry spell. Causes people to lose homes or even lives. Subsistence farmers suffer from not being able to grow crops because water covers their fields, stopping crops from growing. death, no food. Subsistence fa ...
Nutrition - PP3 Nutritional Needs
Nutrition - PP3 Nutritional Needs

... all food labels have an ingredients list. The ingredient in greatest amount is labeled first.  Food additives must be listed on food labels. They are used to add nutrients, lengthen storage life and keep it safe to eat, give flavor and add color, maintain texture, help age foods (like cheese).  Fo ...
Guidelines For Healthful Eating
Guidelines For Healthful Eating

... Corn syrup, honey, molasses are all types of sugar! Look for ingredient ending in –ose such as sucrose and maltose as those are sugars as well Balance foods with added sugars with food that have less added sugar Limit intake of foods with added sugar ...
Hospitality and Tourism Restaurant Management Multiple Choice Science Assessment Problems
Hospitality and Tourism Restaurant Management Multiple Choice Science Assessment Problems

... symptoms such as fever, chills, headaches, stomach pain, diarrhea, and death in severe cases. This illness is caused by a a. bacteria b. virus c. parasite d. protozoa 4. Salmonella is a common source of food borne illnesses. Symptoms include stomach pain, diarrhea, nausea, chills, fever, and headach ...
Key words in Food Technology - Sprowston Community High School
Key words in Food Technology - Sprowston Community High School

... The transfer of harmful bacteria from one area to another. ...
Key words in Food Technology
Key words in Food Technology

... The transfer of harmful bacteria from one area to another. ...
Eating Healthy at the Drive-Thru
Eating Healthy at the Drive-Thru

... with meals from the drive-thru. Most fast food tends to be highly processed and low-quality foods. It is often high in calories, fat, sugar, and sodium and lacking fruits and vegetables. Although many fast food items taste good they are not good choices for providing families with the nutrients need ...
Foodborne pathogens are invisible
Foodborne pathogens are invisible

... - The combination of daylight and UV-light was successfully used to visualise the invisible. - Due to standard high quality UV filters in digital camera’s it is difficult to produce these kind of images. - Exposure to these images without consciously noticing the posters has also shown some effect o ...
09 National Test
09 National Test

... b. a dipeptide consisting of aspartic acid and phenylalanine c. derived using a multi-step process that starts with table sugar d. made from a process that involves the transformation of acetoacetic acid 2. Milk aseptically processed and marketed in a box that can be stored without refrigeration for ...
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Keeping in Pace with Generation Y - Philippine Association for the

... because they still do not see the connection between proper nutrition and well-being. They are not yet, for instance, affected by the bodily aches and pains common in old age and consider themselves too young to worry about health. Many teens also do not find fruits, vegetables, grains and dairies a ...
Food Chemicals
Food Chemicals

... stabilises vitamin C, and is an improving and bleaching agent  Added to wine and beer to inhibit growth of undesirable yeasts and prevent secondary fermentation  Inhaled sulphur dioxide can cause bronchoconstriction in asthmatics, and sulphites in food may release sulphur dioxide when eaten  Must ...
Smart Servings Snack Food Label Discovery
Smart Servings Snack Food Label Discovery

... Learning to discover smart servings can be challenging! Reading food labels gives helpful information for balanced eating. Try these family activities that will help with making healthier snack food choices and portion decisions. At Home - Know Your Serving Size Have your family select their favorit ...
Special Topics in Nutrition
Special Topics in Nutrition

Sattvic Food Program
Sattvic Food Program

... doshically-appropriate digestive herbs and spices, and creating a calm environment in which to eat that will facilitate easeful digestion and absorption of those foods. This is a different approach to food than we are used to. We in the West think of food simply as “fuel” and hunger as an inconvenie ...
February 2014 - Iowa State University Extension and Outreach
February 2014 - Iowa State University Extension and Outreach

... Medical experts agree that nothing good can come of this diet, and in fact it is very dangerous for the following reasons: • Cotton balls may not be cotton—most are bleached polyester fibers that contain lots of chemicals • Eating synthetic cotton balls is similar to eating cloth, or even buttons o ...
Allergy PowerPoint
Allergy PowerPoint

4.02 Special Diets
4.02 Special Diets

... A physical reaction to food but does not involve the immune system. ...
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Food studies

Food studies is the critical examination of food and its contexts within science, art, history, society, and other fields. It is distinctive from other food-related areas of study such as nutrition, agriculture, gastronomy, and culinary arts in that it tends to look beyond the mere consumption, production, and aesthetic appreciation of food and tries to illuminate food as it relates to a vast number of academic fields. It is thus a field that involves and attracts philosophers, historians, scientists, literary scholars, sociologists, art historians, anthropologists, and others.
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