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Nutrition Review
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What is the most abundant nutrient?
Water
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These are examples of influences of the why you eat.
Taste, Cost, Peers
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Which company is the largest meat packing company in the world
Tyson
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Treating a substance with heat to kill pathogens.
Pasteurization
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What are the three most important thing to look for on a food fact label?
Serving Size, Calories, Daily Value
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Two types of Carbohydrates.
Simple and Complex
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Two types of Vitamins
Water Soluble and Fat Soluble
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These are also know as lipids?
Fats
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One should eat a variety of food and color to get nutrient-dense foods.
True
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Substances added to food to produce a desired effect.
Food Additive
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The process by which your body takes in and uses food.
Nutrition
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After the decline of tobacco many farmers in south turned to?
Chicken Farming
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A unit of heat, use to measure the energy in food
Calories
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High density lipoproteins are an example of good cholesterol.
True
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What is the most subsidized crop grown in the U.S. today?
Corn
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Another word for Food Poisoning
Foodborne Illness
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Substance in food that your body needs to grow, repair itself, and to use for energy.
Nutrients
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What is the only food that does not go bad?
Honey
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The spreading of pathogens from one food to another.
Cross-Contamination
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Who regulates our food guidelines?
United States Department of Agricultural
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McDonald's is the largest purchaser of ground beef and potatoes.
True
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Why would someone look at the ingredient lists
Allergies and Intolerances
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Two Types of Fiber
Soluble and Insoluble
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The average American eats over how many pounds of meat per person per year
200
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Two types of Proteins
Complete and Incomplete
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