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What type of cookie classification is a chocolate chip cookie?
Drop cookie
What is the classification of a sugar cookie?
Roll cookie
What classification is a snicker doodle?
Drop
What is a brownie cookie?
Bar cookie
What classification is a spritz cookie?
Molded cookie
What type of classification is a lemon cookie?
Drop
What two nutrients are presented in cookies?
Carbohydrates and fats
What cookie classification needs to be refrigerated?
Rolled, molded, and refrigerated
What cookie classifications are made from semi soft batter?
Bar and drop
What are four main ingredients in cookies?
Flower, sugar, butter and eggs
What is bad cholesterol abbreviation?
LDL
What is good cholesterol abbreviation?
HDL
What food raises LDL?
Fatty meats, whole milk, and crackers
What food lowers LDL and raises HDL?
Monostrated fats
What food helps Lowe cholesterol levels?
Polyunsaturated fat
Foods raise LDL levels and lower HDL?
Trans fat
Why does your body need protein?
To grow and get stronger
Why does your body need fat?
It contains essential nutrients
What is an amino acid that your body needs but can't make?
Essential amino acids
What are foods called that have all 9 essential amino acids?
Complete proteins
What are foods called that are lacking one or more essential amino acid?
Incomplete protein
What is a basic fat molecule?
Triglycerides
What are the basic building blocks of fat?
Fatty acids
What is a fatty acid that contains all the hydrogen it can chemically hold called?
Saturated fatty acids
What is a fat protein unit called?
Lipoprotein
What is a fat like substance in cells that is needed for many body processes called?
Cholesterol