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What is healthy eating?

A healthy diet that includes the right balance of nutrients from a variety of foods.

Nutrients balance, food variety.

What is 'Every Child Matters'?

A program that makes sure all children have a balanced diet and regular physical activity.

Children - balanced diet + physical activity.

What is 'Five-a-Day'?

A program that aims to encourage people to eat at least five portions of fruits and vegetables a day.

5 portions of fruit + vegetables a day.

What is 'Let's Get Cooking'?

A program where cooking after-school clubs take place in order to teach children how to cook healthy dishes.

After-school cooking club.

What is 'Licence to Cook'?

A program that ensures all children aged 11-14 will leave school with the ability to cook healthy meals. Compulsory in schools since 2011.

Food tech, compulsory.

What is 'Healthy Start Vouchers'?

A program that gives people vouchers instead of money to buy healthy food from shops.

Not money but vouchers. Shops will accept it as long as you buy (milk, fresh fruit & vegetables, infant formula and vitamins).

Protein

Function:


•Growth + Repair.


•2nd source of energy.


•Healing.



Source:


•Animals - meat, fish, cheese, eggs, milk.


•Plants - cereals, pulses, nuts, quorn, soya.

Fat

Function:


•Provides a store of energy.


•Protects the vital organs.


•Insulates the body.



Source:


•Fat on meat, bacon, butter, crisps, chocolate, cakes.

Carbohydrate

Function:


•Provides energy.



Source:


•Pasta, flour, breads, fruits, vegetables, jam.

Vitamin A

Function:


•Helps to see in dim light.


•Keeps skin healthy.



Source:


•Animals - egg yolk, oily fish, dairy.


•Vegetables - carrots, apricots.

Vitamin D

Function:


•Makes strong bones and teeth.


•Helps to absorb calcium.



Source:


•Milk, margarine, oily fish, sunlight.

Vitamin E

Function:


•Helps prevent heart disease.



Source:


•Vegetable oil, peanuts, wheat germs, seeds.

Vitamin K

Function:


•Helps the blood to clot.



Source:


•Green leafy vegetables.

Vitamin B Group

Function:


•Releases energy.


•Helps growth.



Sources:


•Cereal products, meat, eggs, milk, cheese.

Folic Acid

Function:


•Provides energy.


•Helps to make red blood cells.



Source:


•Dark green vegetables.


•Potatoes.

Vitamin C

Function:


•Helps to make strong bones and teeth.


•Helps to keep skin and blood heathy.



Source:


•Citrus fruits, blackcurrants, cabbage, peas.

Calcium

Function:


•Makes strong bones and teeth.


•Clots blood.



Source:


•Milk, Cheese, yoghurt, bread, cereals, green leafy vegetables.

Calcium

Function:


•Makes strong bones and teeth.


•Clots blood.



Source:


•Milk, Cheese, yoghurt, bread, cereals, green leafy vegetables.

Iron

Function:


•Helps to make blood cells



(Which carry oxygen around the body and release energy to other cells.)



Source:


•Liver, cocoa, green leafy vegetables, white bread.

Calcium

Function:


•Makes strong bones and teeth.


•Clots blood.



Source:


•Milk, Cheese, yoghurt, bread, cereals, green leafy vegetables.

Iron

Function:


•Helps to make blood cells



(Which carry oxygen around the body and release energy to other cells.)



Source:


•Liver, cocoa, green leafy vegetables, white bread.

Fluoride

Function:


•Helps to make enamel on the teeth.



Source:


•Tea, water, fish.

Calcium

Function:


•Makes strong bones and teeth.


•Clots blood.



Source:


•Milk, Cheese, yoghurt, bread, cereals, green leafy vegetables.

Iron

Function:


•Helps to make blood cells



(Which carry oxygen around the body and release energy to other cells.)



Source:


•Liver, cocoa, green leafy vegetables, white bread.

Fluoride

Function:


•Helps to make enamel on the teeth.



Source:


•Tea, water, fish.

What is fibre?

Fibre is a non-starch polysaccharide, aka NSP.

Polysaccharide.

What is the function of fibre?

Fibre helps the faeces move easily out of the body, which prevents constipation.

Prevents constipation, faeces move out easily.

What foods are high in fibre?

•Cereals


•Wholegrain cereals


•Vegetables


•Fruit


•Jacket potatoes