Vitamins/Nutrients
This nutrient is important for strong bone health.
What is calcium?
This comes from a potato and are deep-fried.
What are french fries?
Types of fruits that are considered disease fighting foods, picked from a bush, and often found in smoothies.
What are berries?
To heat a liquid until bubbles break continually on the surface.
What is boiling?
Often made to celebrate a birthday. Comes in many flavors.
What is cake?
This vitamin is found in many fruits and vegetables and may reduce risk of the common cold.
What is Vitamin C?
Comes from a pig and is often enjoyed for breakfast. The average American consumes nearly 18 pounds every year.
What is bacon?
Vegetables that can be eaten cooked or raw and create a salad.
What are greens?
To cut solids into pieces with a sharp knife or other chopping device.
What is chop?
Most often enjoyed in summer and is made from milk.
What is ice cream?
This vitamin maintains healthy vision and plays a role in heart and lung health.
What is vitamin A?
This is made by churning milk, and is used for flavoring, cooking, and baking.
What is margarine?
A type of protein, that is often a substitute for meat. Is also a type of bean.
What is soy?
To incorporate two or more ingredients thoroughly.
What is blend?
A sweet dessert with more than one layer made with cream and usually topped with a fruit sauce.
What is cheesecake?
This mineral provides energy and carries oxygen to the blood.
What is iron?
A bubbly and tingly drink that one often becomes addicted to. One contains about 40 g of sugar.
What is soda?
Lowers the risk of many diseases. Some examples are wheat, corn, rice, and oats.
What are whole grains?
An ingredient amount you can hold between your thumb and finger.
What is a pinch?
A baked food with a filling of fruit, pudding, meat, etc.
What is pie?
These are the three macronutrients that supply most of the body's energy.
What are carbohydrates, proteins, and fats?
Can be filled with jelly, cream, or custard.
What is a donut?
A type of fish that has many omega-3 fatty acids and helps reduce cholesterol.
What is salmon?
Neither cool nor warm; approximately body temperature.
What is lukewarm?
A dessert with creamy consistency, most commonly flavored chocolate.
What is pudding?