Proteins/Carbs
Fruit/Veg
Dairy/Alternatives
Oils and Spreads/Eat less
Wild Card
100

Name 3 foods in each of these sections.

beef, chicken, eggs, fish, chickpeas, beans

Breads, potatoes, cereals, whole grains, couscous, rice, porridge

100

Name 3 foods in both of these sections. 

orange, apple, grapes, broccoli, spinach, kiwi, carrots, etc. 

100

Name 3 foods in this section.

milk, soy milk, almond milk, oat milk, etc.

100

Name 3 foods in each of these sections.

olive oil, sunflower oil, vegetable oil spreads

sweets, butter, sugary drinks, etc

100

Why is it not recommended to consume over 150ml of fruit/vegetable juice or smoothies per day?

As they are high in free sugars

200

What would help increase your fibre intake?  

Increasing consumption of wholegrains

Choosing a high fibre breakfast cereal

Eating more fruit and vegetables

200

How many portions of fruits and vegetables should we aim to eat each day, according to the Eatwell Guide?

5

200

Name TWO groups who might choose diary alternatives. 

Lactose intolerant, vegan, health conscience

200

Why is butter not included in the 'oils and spreads' section of the Eatwell Guide?  

As it is low in saturated fat

As it is high in saturated fat

As it is high in unsaturated fat

As it is commonly eaten

As it is high in saturated fat

200

Which one of the following food groups is not essential for health?  

Oils and Spreads

Foods high in fat, salt and sugars

Potatoes, bread, rice, pasta and other starchy carbohydrates

Dairy and alternatives

Foods high in fat, salt and sugars

300

How many portions of fish are we recommended to consume per week?  

2 portions, one of which is oily

300

In the UK, we generally eat 5 servings of fruit and veg per day. 

TRUE

FALSE

FALSE.

Most of the population are not getting the recommended daily intake of fruit and veg. 

300

Dairy alternatives are always healthier than regular dairy products.

TRUE

FALSE

False.

Some have added sugars, flavourings, similar amounts of fats, proteins, etc. 

300

What are the fats that we should avoid?

Saturated fats

300

How much fluid should you aim to consume per day?  

6-8 glasses

400

How much fibre are adults recommended to consume per day?  

25g

400

Give TWO tips to increase intake of fruit and veg in the diet. 

Examples:

Add veggies to smoothies/desserts

Have a piece of fruit with every meal

Make meals colourful

400

Why is dairy important for our health, and what nutrients does it provide?

Dairy products such as milk, cheese, and yogurt are important sources of calcium, which is essential for building and maintaining strong bones and teeth. 

provide protein, vitamins (such as vitamin D in fortified dairy), and minerals like potassium. 

These nutrients are crucial for overall bone health, muscle function, and maintaining healthy blood pressure.

400

Name two roles of oils/spreads in cooking.

flavour, moisture, stop food from sticking to pan

400

Name THREE functions of water in the body.

hydrate - vital nutrient for our bodies to survive

regulates internal body temp (sweating)

flush waste

lubricate joints

shock absorber for bones/spine/joints

forms saliva

500

What role does protein play in our bodies?

tissue repair, 

500

What are some benefits of including fruits and vegetables in our diet?

rich in fiber, which helps to maintain a healthy digestive system and can keep us feeling full for longer. 

They are also low in calories and fat.

rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, which are essential for overall health

500

How much dairy or dairy alternatives should we consume daily, according to the Eatwell Guide?

consume some dairy or dairy alternatives every day to ensure an adequate intake of calcium and other essential nutrients. 

This typically amounts to around 3 servings per day for adults and children over 5 years old. One serving equals a glass of milk (200ml), a small pot of yogurt (150g), or a matchbox-sized piece of cheese (30g).

500

Why are oils and spreads important in our diet, and what role do they play in our bodies?

important sources of healthy fats, which are essential for various bodily functions. 

provide essential fatty acids that our bodies cannot produce on their own, such as omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. 

These fats are necessary for brain function, hormone production, and the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E, and K.

500

How can the Eatwell Guide help individuals make healthier food choices?

offers clear guidance on the types and proportions of foods that make up a balanced diet, 

easier for individuals to plan and prepare meals that meet their nutritional needs. 

consume a variety of foods from all food groups, thereby getting the right balance of nutrients for optimal health and well-being. 

importance of portion sizes and moderation,