AGHE
Foods
Nutrients
Facts
Healthy Eating
100

The adult servings amount for vegetables.

5

100

The unit used to measure the energy from food.

Kilojoules (Kj)

100
This nutrient is used in the body to build and repair muscle, bones, cartilage, skin, and bones.
What is protein.
100

Three things a nutrition label must include.

Nutrition Information Panel, ingredient list, allergens, country of origin, or best-before date, manufacturer's name and address, Brand name, barcode

100

When choosing breads you should choose _________ grains.

Whole.

200

Potatoes belong to this group.

Vegetables

200
This is what a vegetarian avoids.
What is meat and poultry.
200
This mineral is needed for strong teeth and bones.
What is calcium
200

These substances are added to foods to preserve freshness, improve flavour, colour, or texture, and are identified by code numbers

Food additives.

200
The unhealthiest type of fat.
What is transfat.
300

Wholegrain pasta contains these two nutrients.

Carbohydrates and fibre.

300

List x3 legumes

Beans, lentils, soy products, peas.

300
This nutrient provides the best source of energy.
What is carbohydrates.
300

According to the Food Standards Code, all packaged foods must include this panel showing energy, macronutrients, and sodium content per 100 g

Nutrition Information Panel (NIP)

300

What is the purpose of the NCM?

To show how nutrients contribute to the structure, function, and regulation of body systems to maintain health and wellbeing.

400

How many sections are there of the AGHE?

8

400

Give two reasons why a lolly is not the most nutritious snack.

They are high in sugar and low in nutrients.

400

This mineral helps maintain fluid balance and nerve function but, when consumed in excess, can increase blood pressure and the risk of heart disease

Sodium.

400

This Australian and New Zealand legislation sets out the legal requirements for food safety, labelling, additives, and nutrient claims to ensure the food supply is safe and accurately represented

Food Standards Code (administered by FSANZ – Food Standards Australia New Zealand)

400

Why might teenagers have increased nutrient requirements in the NCM?

Rapid growth and development increase demands for protein, calcium, iron, and zinc for bone, muscle, and blood formation

500

The age an infant can start introducing some solids

6 months

500

The food group that is missing in the following list of foods: wholemeal pasta, egg, carrots, strawberries, 

Milk, yogurts, cheese.

500

This mineral is essential for forming hemoglobin in red blood cells, and deficiency can cause tiredness and aneamia

Iron.

500

Under the Food Standards Code, this type of claim can only be made if the product meets specific nutrient criteria (e.g. ‘low fat’ or ‘source of calcium’

Nutrition content claim

500

How could a deficiency in iron impact a person? 

Low iron reduces oxygen transport → fatigue (muscular system) and weakens immune response (immune system).