Energy Nutrients
Non- Energy Nutrients
USDA
Nutrition Labels
Foodborne Illness/Allergies
100

This nutrient should make you think of MUSCLE

What is protein?

100

Makes RBC

What is iron?

100

Make half your grains whole grain.  Why?

What is to get sufficient amounts of fiber?

100

Chemical-free

What is organic free?

100

The biggest health problem with foodborne illnesses

What is dehydration?

200

Solid at room temperature

What is saturated fat?

200

Helps bones and teeth stay strong

What is calcium?

200

Balance food with _________________ _____________.

What is physical activity?

200

Provides at least 20% of vitamins, mineral, protein, or fiber.

What is high?

200

You must cook foods to ______ degrees as part of pastuerization.

What is 165 degrees, internally?

300

Liquid at room temperature

What is unsaturated fat?

300

Table Salt, Helps maintain body's fluid balance

What is sodium?

300

Start with ___________________.

What is breakfast?

300

Appears on items with a short shelf life.  Shows the last date in which a product is considered fresh.

What is freshness date?

300

Throat begins to swell up and close due to a food allergy

What is anaphylaxis?

400

Make from hydrogenation- liquid hardens to a solid

What is trans fat?

400

The best source of water

What is water?

400
The worst way to prepare foods.

What is to fry?

400

Energy in our foods

What is calorie?

400

Natural physical drive to eat

What is hunger?

500

Gives us our most amount of energy

What is carbohydrates?

500

A,D,E,K vitamins; store in fat

What are fat soluble vitamins?

500
Teens consume a lot of calories from these, which are easily overlooked.

What are drinks?

500

Always look at this in order to tell how many calories are in a certain amount of food

What is serving size?

500
One factor that leads to America being the most obese country in the world.

What is portion size (plate sizes, grocery stores), environment (fast food), culture, advertising, time and money

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