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  • What is the dietary goal for red meat
    Average intake of red and processed meat to be pegged at around 70g per person per day
  • What is meant by “food miles”?
    The distance food travels from producer to consumer
  • Name one stage in food product development.
    concept generation, concept screening, prototype production, product testing, first production run, marketing plan, product launch
  • Describe the process of UHT
    a sterilising process in which foods are rapidly heated to approximately 140°C and held at that temperature for a few seconds to kill any bacteria present.
  • Name two functions of eggs
    Aeration, emulsifying, coagulation, binding, glazing
  • Name two functions of sugar
    Crystillisation, Caramelisation, Aeration, Flavour
  • What is a benefit of fairtrade?
    Farmers are paid fairly and work under safe conditions
  • What is the dietary goal for total fat
    Reduce total fat to no more than 35% of food energy.
  • Why is prototype testing important?
    Make a sample of the product, ensure it meets the spec and needs of the target market, ensures the recipe is correct and the product is as expected
  • Give one benefit of organic farming
    Protects the environment and better for health
  • What is the dietary goal for fibre
    Increase consumption to 30g per day
  • What is the dietary goal for salt
    Reduce intake to 6g per day
  • Explain one function of dietary fibre.
    Helps digestion and prevents constipation, reduced risk of bowel disorder
  • What does “organic food” mean?
    Food grown without artificial chemicals or genetic modification
  • Name one factor that affects food choice.
    Religion, culture, cost, advertising, health
  • What is the dietary goal for fruit and vegetables
    Increase consumption to 5 portions per person per day / more than 400g per day
  • Give one reason why teenagers need protein
    For growth during puberty and tissue repair
  • Describe the FPD stage: Concept screening
    Unsuitable ideas are discarded, best ideas taken forward
  • Why is food labelling important?
    Helps consumers make informed choices
  • What nutrient helps prevent anaemia?
    Iron
  • Explain the benefit of buying local food.
    Supports local economy and local business and reduces environmental impact as less travelled
  • Name the three nutrients that supports bone health.
    calcium, vitamin D and phosphorous
  • What does “best before date” mean?
    Date until the food is at best quality (not safety-related)
  • What is the dietary goal for sugar
    Average intake of free sugars to reduce to less than 5% of food energy
  • Why use market research?
    To identify consumer needs and trends
  • Name two functions of fat
    Aeration: creaming, Aeration: rubbing in, Shortening, Flavour and colour
  • Describe the FPD stage: Concept generation
    Dev of new product ideas, market research to gather info and look for gaps in market or new trends. Identify changes that can be made to current products
  • What is the dietary goal for saturated fat
    Reduce saturated fats to no more than 11% of food energy
  • Name two functions of flour
    Gelatinisation, dextrinisation
  • Name one health condition caused by a high intake of saturated fat.
    Coronary heart disease (CHD), obesity, high blood pressure
  • What does “use by date” mean?
    Last date the food is safe to eat
  • Name one packaging method that preserves freshness.
    Vacuum packaging or Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP)
  • Give an example of three additives
    Preservatives, colourings, flavourings, sweetners, antioxidants
  • What is the dietary goal for oily fish
    Increase consumption to 1 portion per week (140g)
  • Name one consumer protection organisation.
    Food Standards Scotland / Trading Standards
  • What does Food Standards Scotland do?
    Ensures food safety and public health
  • What is the dietary goal for calories
    Reduce intake by 120 kcal per person per day.