Eat Smart
Food Labels
Helpful Hints
The Body
100

A nutrient the body uses to build and maintain cells and tissues, especially muscles

Protein 

100

On most nutritional labels, nutrients are listed in:

1. Alphabetical Order

2. Numerical Order (Highest to Lowest)

3. By Nutritional Value

4. Numerical Order (Least weight to most weight)

3) Nutritional value

100

Name five fruits and/or vegetables that are less expensive and more plentiful during summer.

Berries, Melons, Citrus fruits, Corn, Beans, Peas, Tomatos, Cucumber

100

Many dairy foods and leafy greens are rich in this mineral, that supports proper bone health.

Calcium.

200

According to Canada's Food Guide, how much of your daily diet should consist of fruits and/or vegetables?

50%

200

The first two nutritional facts you should check on a food label.

Serving Size, Calories

200

Name two kitchen skills that require direct supervision when working with younger club members

Grating and Cutting

200

A vital fatty acid found in many fish, seeds and walnuts, that support cognitive function, heart health and cell metabolism.

Omega 3

300

A diet missing these important macronutrients can cause headaches, fatigue and weakness.

Carbohydrates

300

In Canada, nutrition facts tables must contain the following three elements:

Serving Size, Calories, Nutrients

300

Name 3 common allergies/sensitivities for leaders to watch out for during baking/cooking.

Peanuts, tree nuts, food dyes, gluten, dairy.

300

Eating/drinking too much of this mineral can cause dehydration and high blood pressure.

Sodium

400

This 'superfood' removes waste and toxins, supports a healthy metabolism, immune system and organ function. It also helps the brain and spinal cord effectively relay messages to the rest of the body.

Water

400

Name three items on nutrient labels that we should limit:

Added Sugars, Sodium, Saturated Fat

400

_______ levels and ______ levels are two important things to consider about your participants when running a baking/cooking program.

Comfort and skill(s)

400

Name the one part of the body that cannot heal itself.

Teeth

500

Name 4 of the most common vitamin deficiencies.

Vitamin D, B6, B12, iron, calcium, magnesium, and folic acid

500

Name five additional/hidden terms for sugar:

Corn Syrup, Fruit Juice Concentra, Agave Nectar, Dextrose, Fructose, Glucose, Sucrose, Molasses, Honey, Maple Syrup

500

Name 3 activities you can run during down-time (e.g. baking/cooking/cooling/setting), to keep members attentive and engaged.

Back-pocket games, minute-to-win-it, nutrition or theme-based trivia, fun facts related to your recipe, quizzes, heads-up-seven-up

500

Name two body parts and/or organs that heal the quickest.

Cornea, liver, oral cavity (mouth), epidermis