Canada's Food Guide
Food Labels
Food Marketing
100

These three categories make up the three food groupings from the Canadian Food Guide.

What are vegetables and fruits, protein and whole grains?

100

The part of the food label that lists all ingredients in order from larger amount to smaller amount.

What is the ingredients list?

100

Chester Cheeto, Tucan Sam, Tony the Tiger, Pilsbury Dough Boy are examples of this marketing technique.

What are Brand Characters?

200

They are an excellent source of fibre, vitamins and minerals and can be eaten fresh, frozen of canned.

What are fruits and Vegetables?

200

How can we use food labels to make healthy choices with food?

To compare amounts of ingredients that are suggested should limit (salt, sugar, saturated fats).

Know what's in your food

Choose products with nutrients that you want

200

Making one product look better by saying negative things about a competitor is how advertisers use this technique.

What is name-calling?

300

eggs, fish, beans, chicken, nuts and seeds are all examples of foods from this category on the Canadian Food Guide.

What is protein?

300

The way to find out how much of your daily intake of certain nutrients (like salt, fibre, vitamins) is in a serving of food.

What is the Daily Value % (%DV)?

300

up to, reduces, fights, helps, better, more are examples of this marketing technique.

What are Weasel Words?

400

salt (sodium), sugars, saturated fats and processed meats are examples of these

What are foods we should limit?

400

5% Daily Value

What is a DV % for a little amount of a nutrient?

400
Words to describe how things are sold to us through media.

What is marketing and advertisements?

500

These are four suggestions from the Canadian Food Guide for healthy eating habits.

What are avoiding screens when eating, cooking more often, eating meals with others and being mindful of your eating habits?

500

15% Daily Value

What is a %DV for a lot of a nutrient?

500

How can we handle the impacts on food choices through messaging from advertisements and media?

We can remember that messages through media are always created by someone to tell us something specific. 

Some of it is not always true and we can use food labels to determine the nutrients of a food marketed to us.


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