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    • What are the main functions of protein in the body?
      Growth, repair, and cell maintenance
    • What are the sources of High Biological Value (HBV) protein?
      • Meat
      • Fish
      • Cheese
      • Milk
      • Eggs
      • Soya
    • What are the sources of Low Biological Value (LBV) protein?
      • Cereals
      • Pulses
      • Nuts
      • Seeds
    • What is the primary function of carbohydrates in the body?
      Energy
    • What are the food sources of starch?
      • Cereals
      • Bread
      • Pasta
      • Rice
      • Potatoes
    • What are the food sources of sugar?
      • Cake
      • Biscuit
      • Sweets
      • Fizzy drinks
      • Processed foods
    • Why are fats important in the diet?
      They provide energy, insulation, hormone production, and fat-soluble vitamins
    • What are the sources of saturated fats?
      • Meat
      • Cheese
      • Lard
      • Butter
    • What are the sources of monounsaturated fats?
      • Olive oil
      • Almonds
      • Avocado
    • What are the sources of polyunsaturated fats?
      • Sunflower oil
      • Oily fish
      • Seeds
    • What are the functions of vitamins in the body?

      • Convert food to energy
      • Repair cell damage
      • Support immune system
      • Help absorb minerals
    • What are the food sources of Water Soluble Vitamin B?
      • Milk
      • Eggs
      • Wholegrains
    • What are the food sources of Water Soluble Vitamin C?
      • Citrus fruits
      • Sprouts
      • Red peppers
      • Potatoes
      • Liver
      • Kiwi fruit
    • What are the functions of Fat Soluble Vitamin A?

      • Keeps skin healthy
      • Helps vision in weak light
      • Aids in children's growth
    • What is the main function of Fat Soluble Vitamin D?

      Helps the body absorb calcium during digestion
    • What are the food sources of Fat Soluble Vitamin A?
      • Leafy vegetables
      • Oily fish
      • Cheese
      • Eggs
      • Orange/yellow fruits
    • What are the food sources of Fat Soluble Vitamin D?
      • Oily fish
      • Eggs
      • Fortified margarine
    • What are the food sources of Fat Soluble Vitamin E?
      • Wheatgerm
      • Seeds
    • What are the food sources of Calcium?
      • Meat
      • Dairy foods
      • Green leafy vegetables
      • Soya
    • What are the food sources of Iron?
      • Red meat
      • Dark green leafy vegetables
      • Beans
      • Nuts
    • What are the food sources of Sodium?
      • Salt
      • Processed foods
      • Cured meats
    • What are the food sources of Potassium?
      Bananas, potatoes, and leafy greens
    • What are the food sources of Magnesium?
      Green leafy vegetables, nuts, and whole grains
    • What is the role of dietary fiber (NSP) in the diet?
      Helps digestion and prevents constipation
    • What is the role of water in the body?

      • Helps control body temperature
      • Helps eliminate waste products
      • Prevents dehydration
    • What are the cooking methods mentioned?

      • Boiling
      • Poaching
      • Roasting
      • Frying
      • Stir-frying
      • Steaming
      • Grilling
      • Baking
    • What is the impact of boiling on the nutritional value of vitamin C in green vegetables?
      Up to 50% of vitamin C is lost
    • How does heat affect the vitamin B group?
      The vitamin B group is damaged and lost in heat
    • What happens to vitamin C and B vitamins during roasting?
      Most of the group C vitamins and some of the group B vitamins are destroyed
    • How does frying affect the absorption of vitamin A?
      Using fat while frying increases the amount of vitamin A the body can absorb from some vegetables
    • What is the effect of steaming on vitamin C retention?

      Steaming is the best cooking method for keeping vitamin C in foods, with only up to 15% lost
    • What is the risk of grilling foods at high temperatures?
      It is easy to overcook protein and damage vitamin C and B group vitamins
    • What is the recommended daily intake of fruit and vegetables?
      5 portions a day
    • What constitutes one portion of fruit or vegetables?
      One portion is a handful or 80g
    • What is the Eatwell Guide?

      • Shows how much of what we eat should come from each food group
      • Aims for a healthy, balanced diet
    • What should each meal consist of according to the Eatwell Guide?
      • At least 1/3 of each meal should be fruit and vegetables
      • At least 1/3 of starchy carbohydrates
    • What types of starchy foods should be chosen?
      Wholegrain or high fiber versions
    • How often should sugary foods be consumed?
      In small quantities and less often
    • Why is it important to drink water?
      To prevent dehydration
    • What should 1/3 of meals consist of?

      • Dairy foods
      • Animal protein foods
      • Peas and beans
      • Dairy and meat alternatives