The Digestive System
Interrelations Between Nutrients
Preparation Techniques to Produce Nutritious Foods
Fat and Water Soluble Vitamins
Food Nutrients
100

The start of the digestive system

What is mouth and teeth?

100

Other nutrients increase or decrease this for iron

What is absorption?

100

Boiling is a form of this cooking method

What is moist-heat cooking?

100

Fat soluble vitamins are stored here

What is body's cells?

100

Cheese and milk are found in this food group

What is dairy?

200

These in saliva help to break down food

What are enzymes?
200

The best source of calcium

What is dariy?

200

Sauté is a form of this cooking method

What is dry-heat cooking?

200

This vitamin along with the vitamin B group is fat soluble

What is vitamin C?

200

Humans are made of this nutrient

What is water?

300

Classified as water-soluble or fat-soluble

What are vitamins?

300

This decreases absorption of calcium

What is fibre?

300

Moist-heat cooking, Dry-heat cooking and this method are the forms of heat cooking

What is microwave cooking?

300

This is the acronym for the 4 main water-soluble vitamins

What is ADEK?

300

This is the number of essential nutrients

What is 6?

400

The main energy source for the body

What are carbohydrates?

400

This vitamin increases absorption of Iron

What is vitamin C?

400

Lighting this on fire is used for the Torch cooking method

What is alcohol?

400

Antioxidant vitamins ward this off from the body

What are free radicals?
400

This nutrient is split into macro and micro categories

What are minerals?
500

This stores and concentrates bile

What is gallbladder?

500

Carbohydrates, lipids and this nutrient are involved in the provision of energy

What is protein?

500

This moist-heat cooking method is often used on eggs/fish/poultry/veggies

What is poaching?

500

The other word for Vitamin B6

What is pyridoxine?
500

The process where you replenish your body’s natural store of glycogen, which is diminished when you exercise

What is carb loading?