Saturated Fats
Healthy Fats
Carbohydrates
Muffin Functional Ingredients
Sensory Properties of Food
100

What are saturated fats?

fat is usually solid at room temperature

100

What type of fat is considered a healthier fat choice

monounsaturated fats eg avocado 

100

What is the body's main source of energy?

carbohydrates

100

Which ingredient gives muffins volume and structure

flour

100

Which sense is used to judge the appearance of food?

 sight (the eyes)

200

Name one animal product that is a source of saturated fat.

butter, cheese, cream, or fatty meat

200

Are monounsaturated fats liquid or solid at room temperature?

liquid

200

What are the two classifications of carbohydrates

simple carbohydrates and complex carbohydrates

200

What is the main function of eggs in muffins?

helping to bind ingredients together

200

What sensory property describes the smell of food?

aroma or odour

300

Why should saturated fats be limited in the diet?

because they are high in cholesterol and can contribute to heart disease?

300

Name two sources of monounsaturated fats.

olive oil, peanut oil, canola oil, or avocado oil

300

Give two examples of simple carbohydrates.

white bread, white rice, white pasta, cakes, biscuits, or sugar

300

Name two functions of sweeteners in muffin

What are providing sweetness, creating a tender crumb, and helping create a golden finish?

300

Name three words that could describe food texture.

crunchy, moist, chewy, rough, tender, juicy, or coarse

400

Name two processed foods that are high in saturated fat.

 pastries, cakes, biscuits, or fried foods

400

How do monounsaturated fats help the body?

they can lower blood cholesterol levels

400

Give two examples of complex carbohydrates

wholegrain breads, wholemeal pasta, brown rice, fruits, vegetables, or cereals

400

Why are liquids important in muffin recipes

they combine ingredients, add flavour, and create a moist product

400

Which five senses help us evaluate food?

sight, smell, touch, taste, and hearing?

500

Explain two health problems that can result from eating too much saturated fat.

heart disease and overweight/obesity

500

Compare two differences between saturated fats and monounsaturated fats.

saturated fats are usually solid and can increase health risks, while monounsaturated fats are liquid and can help lower blood cholesterol

500

Explain the difference between simple and complex carbohydrates and their effects on healt

simple carbohydrates are energy-dense and can contribute to overweight and obesity if eaten in excess, while complex carbohydrates provide fibre, vitamins, minerals, and long-lasting energy

500

Explain the role of shortening and raising agents in producing a successful muffin

shortening creates a moist, rich texture and keeps muffins fresh, while raising agents increase volume and help muffins ris

500

Describe how appearance, aroma, texture, flavour, and sound can influence a person's enjoyment of food.

these sensory properties help people judge food and can create pleasure, excitement, anticipation, or dislike depending on the experience?

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