Carbohydrates
A person needs to consume this type of food frequently to keep providing glucose to meet the body's energy needs
What are carbohydrates?
This food is the only food with an eternal shelf-life.
Honey
The breaking down of compounds to release energy
What is catabolism?
What is spiced ham?
This U.S. President was the first to serve French Fries in America at the White House
This is the sweetest carbohydrate and is produced by plants. (Hint: glucose, galactose, fructose, or lactose)
What is fructose?
This fungi is the only non-animal natural source of vitamin D
The building of compounds that use energy
What is anabolism?
This is the second most traded food product in the world.
What is coffee?
This green, oval-shaped fruit supposedly contains more than twice as much potassium as a banana
What is an avocado?
Where carbohydrate metabolism begins
What is the mouth?
There are so many varieties of this specific fruit that if you were to eat one every day, it would take you over 27 years to try all of the different varieties.
What are apples?
This is responsible for regulating the body's metabolism
What is the thyroid?
This soft drink contains three main ingredients, one being orange juice.
What is Mountain Dew?
This vegetable is a member of the grass family.
What is corn?
Where most of the work of carbohydrate digestion and metabolism is performed
What is the small intestine?
This fruit is an international symbol of welcome and represents a symbolic way of saying "you are perfect" when one is presented to someone. Gateposts and doorframes often have these to signal a welcome
What are pineapples?
Which animal has the fastest metabolism in the world? (hint: it's a type of bird)
What are hummingbirds?
This is the most traded food product in the world
What is oil?
This is the oldest known vegetable
What are peas?
Name one monosaccharide
Glucose, Fructose, or Galactose
This nut is a member of the peach family
What are Almonds?
This contributes to a disturbance in neuroendocrine control of appetite.
This pie is hundreds of years old and was first introduced in 1621.
What is pumpkin pie?
Queen Elizabeth loved this vegetable so much that one of her staff presented her with a wreath of them studded with diamonds.
What are carrots?