Name two foods a vegan cannot eat and two foods a vegan can eat
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Nutrient content in food and the benefits these nutrients have for the body
What are the two ways that food is broken down during digestion
Name 2 causes of food poisoning.
1. compylabacter
2. e. coli
3. salmonella
Suggest a recipe modification for a high-fibre diet.
Ms. Rodgers will check the answer
Name 6 causes of obesity
Genetics, overeating, lack of exercise, poor nutritional knowledge, poor eating habits, low income, busy lifestyle, emotional reasons, weight cycling, medical conditions
Name the 6 main cereals in the Irish diet
Wheat, maize, oats, barley, rice, and rye
Define: digestion
is the process through which the body breaks down food.
Name the three main causes of food spoilage
1. enzymes
2. moisture loss
3. microorganisms
Which menu is the set price menu. Typically, 3 to 5 courses.
Table d'hote
Which type of diabetes is 'non-insulin dependent'? At what stage in life is this time of diabetes most common?
Type 2
people 40 years and older
Name 2 safe and hygienic practices for storing meat
-frozen solid
-fresh meat, in container, bottom of fridge
-meat purchased use in 2-3 days
-refrigerate leftovers and use within 2 days
___________ are chemical substances that break down food.
While food spoilage cannot be prevented, it is possible to slow it down by ___________.
Draw a sample dinner menu including motifs.
Ms. Rodgers will check
How much salt should someone have per day
6g
Name the three parts of a cereal grain
Bran, Endosperm, and Germ
Name the 3 functions of the digestive system
break down, absorb nutrients, excrete waste
List 4 conditions needed for microorganisms to grow.
Food, warmth, time, oxygen, moisture, pH
1 tablespoon
2 teaspoons
Atherosclerosis
Name the 4 classifications of meat
carcass, poultry, game, offal
Churned food in the stomach is called _________.
Chyme
___________ are foods that spoil quickly, e.g. milk, meat and fish
Perishable
List 4 meal planning guidelines
1. food pyramid and healthy eating guidelines
2. dietary requirements
3. occasion
4. Resources
5. Availability of foods
6. People