Which food group does lentil soup go under?

Answer 1

Lentils are legumes, seeds of a plant whose botanical name is Lens ensculenta. They grow in pods that contain either one or two lentil seeds. Legumes are typically considered a grain.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Food groups usually consist of simple foods, not combined ones. For example: an apple is a fruit. An apple pie is not. You could say that the soup belongs to multiple groups.

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Answer 4

Soup in and of itself isn't in a food group... it would be a composition of the food groups where the ingredients came from. E.g., vegetable soups in a non-meat broth would just be in the vegetable food group, whereas chicken noodle soup would contain meat, starches, and possibly vegetables. A soup with cheese in it would have dairy, etc.

Answer 5

Lentil soup would go under the meat food group. Lentil soup belongs in this group because it is high in protein.

Answer 6

Well, soup is a mixture of all different food groups depending on what is in it.

Answer 7

Meat and Beans.

Answer 8

Beans or pods

Answer 9

legumes