Canada's Food Guide
Nutrients
Sugar
Wild
100

What is Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating?

A nutrition guide developed by Health Canada

100

What are the 6 major nutrients?

Carbohydrates, protein, fats, vitamins, minerals and water

100

Which contains more sugar; an orange or 1 cup of orange juice


Fruit juice

100

What is the most important meal of the day?

Breakfast

200

What are the four food groups in Canada's Food Guide?

Vegetables and Fruits; Meat and Alternatives; Milk and Alternatives; Grain Products

200

Which nutrient makes up the greatest percentage of the human body?

Water

200

What diseases can you get by eating too much sugar?

Alzheimers, heart disease, diabetes and cancer

200

What is the recommened intake of fat per person?

20%-35%

300

What is the serving size of eggs in meat and alternatives?

2 eggs

300

Which nutrient builds strong bones?

Calcium


300

How many calories are in a teaspoon of sugar?

16 calories

300

What is one gram of fat equal to in calories?

9 calories

400

What is the recommended number of servings per day for fruits and vegetables for females ages 14-18?

7 servings

400

What are foods that contain vitamin C?

Papayas, oranges, bell peppers and broccoli

400

How much sugar should you comsume per day?

6-9 teaspoons

400

What are functional foods?

Foods with health promoting or disease preventing properties.

500

What is the recommended number of calories a day for females ages 14-18?

1,200-2,000 calories

500

How many essential vitamins are there?

13

500

Give 2 different names for sugar

Cane sugar, sucrose, fructose, corn syrup, dextrose

500

What is the percent intake of salt that comes from cereal products?

35%