Proteins
Carbs
Fats
Macrominerals
Which macronutrient am I?
100

Name one animal source of protein.

What is Chicken, beef, pork, turkey, fish, lamb

100

Name a source of simple carbs.

What is sugar, brown sugar, honey, sugary drinks, cookies, cakes, baked goods, candy, crackers, ice cream?

100

Name a source of unhealthy (saturated) fats.

What is fried food, pizza, cheese, dairy products, bacon, sausage, burgers, cookies, crackers etc?

100

This macro mineral is typically found in milk and other dairy products.

What is calcium?

100

This macronutrient is the building block of your muscles.

What is protein?

200

Name 2 vegetarian sources of protein.

What is beans, lentils, tofu, tempeh, edamame, peas, quinoa, soy milk, cottage cheese

200

Name one source of complex carbs.

What is quinoa, oats, beans, sweet potatoes, brown rice, lentils, veggies, chickpeas?

200

Name two sources of healthy (unsaturated) fats.

What is fatty fish, olive oil, nuts, seeds, avocado, eggs, chia seeds, yogurt etc?

200

This macro mineral helps your muscles to relax, promotes bone health, and can even positively affect your mental health.

What is magnesium?

200

This macronutrient makes up our primary source of energy.

What are carbs?

300

Name the nut that contains the highest protein content out of all commonly consumed nuts.

What is peanuts?

300

Name a vegetable that is high in starchy carbs.

What is potatoes, sweet potatoes, corn, peas, parsnips, cassava?

300

This type of fat is commonly found in fatty fish, flax seeds, or walnuts.

What are omega-3 fats?

300

This “tasty” macro mineral can raise your blood pressure levels and contribute to heart disease.

What is sodium?

300

This macronutrient keeps you fullest for longest.

What is protein?

400

This vegetarian food group often grows in pods, and features foods (pulses) high in fiber and protein.

What are legumes?

400

Simple carbs are great for an instant energy boost and are often simply referred to as this.

What is sugar?

400

This type of fat should be avoided as much as possible, as it has no nutritional merits.

What are trans fats?

400

This macro mineral is used to grow, maintain, and repair tissues and cells in your body.

What is phosphorous?

400

This macronutrient stores energy and protects your vital organs.

What is fat?

500

This animal-based protein has the most protein per 100 g serving.

What is chicken?

500

Name the sugar that is primarily found in fruits.

What is fructose?

500

This type of fat is associated with raising bad (LDL) cholesterol levels.

What are saturated or trans fats?

500

This macro mineral helps our body to maintain normal fluid levels in our cells.

What is potassium?

500

This macronutrient helps to carry and absorb vitamins in the intestines.

What is fat?