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Which is the smallest food group on the healthy pyramid?
Sugars and fats
What are the main nutrients found in the food group rice and alternatives?
bread , noodle , etc. go check out the food group on the food pyramid.
What food group does greens belong in?
The vegetable group in the Food Group Pyramid contains any sort of vegetables including greens.
Which food group is important for energyy?
Whole grains, it contains complex carbohydrates to fuel.
What food group does spaghetti go?
Pasta would be in the bread, grain, and cereal food group at the bottom of the food pyramid. It mostly consists of simple carbohydrates.
Which food contains highest source of carbohydrates out of pasta, fish, cabbage, milk?
Pasta has the most carbs from that group.
What group is wine on food pyramid guide?
Wine does not belong in any food group. The food pyramid from which many people learn about food groups is not only antiquated but is aimed at children therefore contains no alcoholic beverages.
What are the vitamins and nutrients found in each food group?
The food pyramid begins with grains, which are the starch group. The next group is the fruit and vegetables, which provide potassium. .Following that is the cheese group, which provides calcium. The next group is the meat group, and it gives the body protein. The group at the top of the pyramid is the sweets and fats group, which provide no real nutrients, and should only be eaten sparingly.
What food group is gum in?
Gum is in the food group carbohydrates as it contains glycotiens, which are broken down into glycerole and carbo-hydrates as they pass through our digestive system.
Which food are from the rice and alternatives food group in the healthy diet pyramid?
Corn dog Corn dog Yummy Yummy Yummy
What is the largest group in the energy pyramid?
Producers is the group in an energy pyramid.
Which type of molecule never contains a phosphate group?
Carbohydrates never contain a phosphate group. They are primarily composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, typically in a ratio of 1:2:1. While some modified carbohydrates can have phosphate groups added, the fundamental structure of carbohydrates does not include them. Examples of carbohydrates include sugars like glucose and starches.
