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The fats group, which is at the top of the food pyramid.
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∙ 13y ago
Gopidarssan Gopinath
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∙ 11y agoButter belongs in the Dairy group.
It does not belong in the Dairy group actually because it doesn't have enough calcium in it.
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∙ 13y agoMost people don't know this- but butter belongs to the 'fats and oils' food group.
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∙ 9y agoMargarine is in the dairy food group.
Abigail Dallas
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∙ 14y agoIt is grouped with "fats and oils".
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∙ 13y agonone!
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What food groups are butter and milk?
Dairy products.
What food groups are oil cheese and butter in?
cheese is in the dairy category,butter might be to, oil is in the fats and oils category
What are the functional groups in butter?
functional groups in butter
Is butter in the fats food groups?
well i guess it would b in the fat food group bc it dose have a ton of fat
Does the peanut butter diet include the proper amounts of food from the different food groups?
no.because there are no certain food that contain all nutrients from all the basic food groups. by:Pia Corinna R. Mijares Los Banos,Laguna,Philippines
What food groups does cheese contain?
cheese is part of the dairy group also with milk and butter. cheese has calciam and vitiman D in it.
Toast with butter and jelly would be classified in which food groups?
Toast would be in the bread and cereals group. Butter and jelly would be in the "discretionary calories" group; non essential (but often fun!) calories.
Which food group is major food group?
The major food groups are:Carbohydrates e.g. cereals, bread, potatoesFruit and vegetables e.g. apples, cucumberDairy e.g. yogurt, milkFats e.g. butter, oil
Is butter is go food?
yes, butter is a go food.
What is spray butter?
spray butter is butter in a bottle, and you spray it on your food.
What food group is a peanut butter sandwich in?
A peanut is a nut in the protein food group, along with other nuts, meat, fish, poultry, eggs and beans.
What are the basic 3 food groups?
Proteins - meat, eggs. Lipids (fat) - butter Carbohydrates - sugars, grains.
