Kitchen Safety
MyPlate
Nutrition Labels
Meal Prep
Blue Zones
100

Food handlers should wash their hands for at least this many seconds.

20 seconds

100

What are the 5 categories of MyPlate?

fruits, vegetables, grains, dairy, protein

100

This part of the nutrition label tells you how much of the food is considered one serving.

Serving size

100

This meal prep strategy involves cooking large amounts of food at one time for future meals.

Batch Cooking

100

This term describes regions of the world where people live significantly longer than average, often past 100 years old.

Blue Zones

200

What are 2 cooking techniques we use often in this class?

C method and Claw method

200

MyPlate recommends choosing this type of grains more often because they contain more fiber and nutrients.

Whole grains

200

This number on the label helps people understand how much energy they get from one serving of food.

Calories

200

Preparing ingredients ahead of time can help save this during busy weekdays.

Time

200

Members of this California community form a Blue Zone partly due to faith, vegetarian diets, and strong social ties.

Loma Linda

300

This kitchen practice helps prevent bacteria from spreading between raw meat and vegetables.

Using separate cutting boards

300

This purple section of MyPlate includes foods like chicken, beans, eggs, and nuts.

Protein group

300

This percentage shows how much a nutrient in one serving contributes to a daily diet.

% Daily value

300

This meal prep method involves preparing only ingredients instead of complete meals.

Ingredient prepping

300

This beverage, consumed moderately in some Blue Zones like Sardinia, is often linked to social relaxation and heart health.

Red wine

400

Food handlers should wear this to keep hair from contaminating food.

Hairnet or hat

400

These nutrients are commonly found in dairy foods and help build strong bones.

Calcium and vitamin D

400

This nutrition label term means nutrients have been added back into a food product.

fortified or enriched

400

Planning meals before grocery shopping helps reduce this common problem.

Food waste

400

This type of daily movement—such as walking, gardening, or manual chores—is common among Blue Zone populations instead of intense gym workouts.

Natural movement

500

This should always be done before putting away clean dishes and utensils.

Drying them properly

500

MyPlate suggests limiting foods high in these three things for better health.

What are added sugars, sodium, and saturated fats?

500

abels list ingredients in descending order by this characteristic.

weight

500

Meal prepping snacks into small containers can help with this healthy eating practice.

Portion control

500

People in Blue Zones commonly follow this mostly plant-based style of eating.

Mediterranean-style diet

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