Complete the following chart to demonstrate your understanding of nutrient density.
Part 1. List 2 high nutrient dense foods and the major nutrient, mineral or vitamin contribution.
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Part 2. List 2 high energy dense foods and name a more nutritious food you could substitute for that food to improve your diet.
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Name a high nutrient dense food (same food group) you could substitute to improve your diet |
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High nutrients dense food.
1. Walnuts
Portion size. 1/4 cup chopped
K calories 191 calories
Major nutrients. Omega 3 fatty acids, protein, iron pottasium, unsaturated fats.
2. Salmon
Portion size . 3 ounces
K calories. 144 calories
Major nutrients . Protein, pottasium, magnesium, selenium,
vitamin B 12 and D, Omega 3 faaty acids.
Part 2
High energy density food.
1. Dried dates
Portion size. 14 nos.
K calories . 282 calories
2. Avocado
Portion size. 100 grams
K calories. 160 calories
3. Bananas
Portion size. 1 large Banana( 136 grams)
K calories. 121 calories
4 . Mango
Portion size. 1 cup slices
K calories . 100 calories
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