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Understanding food and nutrition is key to maintaining health and wellness. This guide covers fundamental concepts such as nutrients, serving sizes, cooking methods, and the significance of ingredients in recipes. Learn about the six basic nutrients—carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water—and their roles in the body, as well as important terms like anemia and cholesterol. Maintain proper sanitation while preparing food, and be aware of expiration dates and unit pricing for smarter shopping. Embrace wellness with these essential insights!
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The answer is: Abbreviation
The answer in the form of a question is: A shortened form of a word
The answer is: Equivalent
The answer in the form of a question is: The same amount expessed in different ways by using different units of measure
The answer is: Recipe
The answer in the form of a question is: Detailed instructions for preparing particular foods
The answer is: Ingredient
The answer in the form of a question is: Any one of the individual food items needed to make a recipe
The answer is: Serving Size
The answer in the form of a question is: The amount of food item customarily eaten at one time
The answer is: Anemia
The answer in the form of a question is: Condition of a reduced number of red blood cells usually due to a lack of iron
The answer is: Cholesterol
The answer in the form of a question is: A waxy substance produced and needed by the body
The answer is: Fiber
The answer in the form of a question is: Indigestible – used by the body to help move food through the digestive tract
The answer is: Nutrient
The answer in the form of a question is: Chemical substances in food that help to maintain the body
The answer is: Enriched
The answer in the form of a question is: Processed foods (especially grains) where nutrients have been lost and then replaced or increasing the nutrient value by using additives
The answer is: Dry heat cooking
The answer in the form of a question is: Cooking food uncovered without added liquid or fat
The answer is: Moist heat cooking
The answer in the form of a question is: Method in which food is cooked in hot liquid, steam or a combination of both
The answer is: Expiration date
The answer in the form of a question is: The last day a product is considered fresh
The answer is: Pull date
The answer in the form of a question is: The last date a product can be sold
The answer is: Unit pricing
The answer in the form of a question is: The price of an item per ounce, pound, or other accepted unit of measure
The answer is: Cover
The answer in the form of a question is: The arrangement of the table ware that each diner will need for a meal (also called a place-setting)
The answer is: Flatware
The answer in the form of a question is: Forks, spoons, knives, and serving utensils used to serve and eat food
The answer is: Legumes
The answer in the form of a question is: Dry bean and peas
The answer is: Sanitation
The answer in the form of a question is: Maintaining a clean condition in order to promote hygiene and prevent disease
The answer is: UPC
The answer in the form of a question is: Univeral Products Code (bar code used to scan items)
The answer is: Six basic nutrients
The answer in the form of a question is: Carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, water
The answer is: Energy
The answer in the form of a question is: Major function of carbohydrates
The answer is: Build and repair body tissues
The answer in the form of a question is: Major function of proteins
The answer is: MyPyramid
The answer in the form of a question is: Government guidelines for intake of food and exercise for overall wellness
The answer is: Wellness