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You Are What You Eat
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to cut food into smaller pieces using a knife
chop
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to shred food into tiny pieces using a tool like the one in the image
grate
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a green vegetable that is long , also known as zucchini
courgette
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food that is no longer fresh and may taste hard or dry
stale /off/ mouldy
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essential compounds found in food that help keep your body healthy and functioning well
vitamins
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Foods that give energy (bread, rice, pasta).
Carbohydrates /Carbs
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to beat or stir a mixture quickly using a special utensil to add air and make it fluffy.
whisk
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small, round seeds that are often cooked and eaten as a source of protein.
lentils
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a type of fat found in your blood that can affect heart health if levels are too high
cholesterol
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to change what you eat in order to lose weight or be healthier
be on a diet/start a diet/follow a diet
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to reduce the amount of something you consume, like food or drink
cut down on
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food that has been changed from its original form through methods like cooking or adding preservatives
processed
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food that has little flavour and is not very exciting to eat (adjective, like "soso")
bland
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food that is not cooked and is in its natural state
raw
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to make sure your body has enough water to function well
get/be/stay hydrated
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a sea animal with eight arms and a soft body that can change colour
octopus
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Group of foods that help build muscles (meat, fish, eggs, beans, etc)
Proteins
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to mix ingredients together using a spoon or other utensil in a circular motion
stir
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a purple vegetable that is also called eggplant and is used in many dishes
aubergine
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to eliminate certain foods from our diet
cut out
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Food that has been preserved in vinegar or saltwater for flavour and conservation.
pickled
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