fruit and vegetables

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  • What is the value of fruits and vegetables in the diet?
    They provide essential nutrients.
  • How should fruits and vegetables be stored?
    They should be stored correctly.
  • What are the four main groups of fruits?
    Hard, softberry, citrus, stone fruits.
  • Give an example of a hard fruit.
    Apple
  • What is an example of a softberry fruit?
    Raspberry
  • Name an example of a citrus fruit.
    Lemon
  • What is an example of a stone fruit?
    Peach
  • What are exotic or tropical fruits?
    Fruits like papaya and mango.
  • Why are many fruits imported to the UK?
    To meet customer demands year-round.
  • What does it mean for fruits to be seasonal?
    They are grown at certain times of the year.
  • How do fruits differ from each other?
    In color, shape, size, flavor, and texture.
  • In what forms can fruits be purchased?
    Dried, fresh, canned, bottled, frozen.
  • How many portions of fruit and vegetables are recommended daily?
    5-7 portions.
  • What nutrients can be supplied by eating a range of fruits?
    Various nutrients including vitamins and fiber.
  • How does cooking affect the nutritional value of fruits?
    It can reduce their nutritional value.
  • Which vitamins can be obtained from mangoes, oranges, and avocados?
    Vitamins A and C.
  • What nutrients are found in bananas?
    Carbohydrates, potassium, and magnesium.
  • What type of dietary fiber do fruits provide?
    Dietary fiber (NSP).
  • How should hard fruits be stored?
    In the refrigerator or at room temperature.
  • Where should soft/berry fruits be stored?
    In the refrigerator.
  • How can stone fruits be stored?
    In a refrigerator or fruit bowl.
  • Where can citrus fruits be stored?
    In a cool, dry place or refrigerated.
  • What happens to fruits and vegetables that are in season?
    They are at their best in flavor and sweetness.
  • What are the different parts of the plant vegetables come from?
    Roots, flowers, leaves, stems, shoots, tubers, bulbs.
  • Name an example of a root vegetable.
    Carrot
  • What is an example of a flower vegetable?
    Broccoli
  • Give an example of a leaf vegetable.
    Spinach
  • What is an example of a stem vegetable?
    Celery
  • Name an example of a tuber vegetable.
    Potato
  • What is an example of a bulb vegetable?
    Onion
  • How can vegetables be consumed?
    Raw, juiced, or cooked in various methods.
  • Do frozen and canned vegetables count towards daily portions?
    Yes, they still count.
  • What nutrients do a range of vegetables provide?
    Carbohydrates, protein, vitamins, fiber, calcium, iron.
  • What is the water content of vegetables?
    They have a high water content.
  • How does cooking affect the vitamin C value in vegetables?
    Cooking can reduce the vitamin C value.
  • What is the best storage method for fresh, green vegetables?
    Chilled storage for short term.
  • How should root and bulb vegetables be stored?
    In dry, well-ventilated, cooler areas.
  • What is the benefit of eating fruits and vegetables in season?
    Higher flavor, ripeness, and sweetness.
  • Name two main groups of fruits.
    Hard fruits and softberry fruits.
  • Name two main groups of vegetables.
    Root and seeds, flowers.