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Nutrients are what you get out of food, like vitamins and minerals. Food groups are what groups foods are placed in, such as grains and dairy.

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Tapioca is actually a starch extracted from the root of the plant cassava, however, tapioca pudding is made from a mix of the starch tapioca and either milk or coconut milk. So, while tapioca would be considered part of the starch (bread) food group, tapioca pudding is part of the dairy food group.

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Most people don't know this- but butter belongs to the 'fats and oils' food group.

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the oil group. corn starch is obviously a starch... so it belongs to the oils.

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Watermelon is a fruit.

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Yes in China they are considered a delicacy.

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grains

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points on the Star of David

sextets

sextuplets

sides on hexagons

vertices/corners on hexagons

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I don't know about chili, but a tomato is called a fruit because it has seeds.

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According to the food pyramid, chocolate falls under sweets and oils.

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Breads and grains.

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Fruits,Vegetables,Grains,Meats and Beans,and Dairy.

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The food pyramid diet is the recommended method of eating that entails referring to an FDA-approved pyramid-shaped rood diagram. This diagram breaks down the type and amount of foods a person should eat into categories. The color-coded categories give information about each category and the range (based on that person's weight and dieting goals) of calories that person should take in per day.

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Chips are a starch, or grain which would be in the bottom of the old food pyramid or the orange section of the new pyraamid. They also may be classified as a junk food, depending.

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The 3 basic food groups are as follows:

1. Energy foods (energy-giving): Carbohydrates- wheat, rice, corn, fats or lipids .

2. Body-building foods: Proteins- soy, meat, poultry, seafood.

3. Protective foods (regulating): Vitamins & Minerals- All fruits and vegetables, as well as dairy products.

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1. Group sessions are confidential. Members and leaders are bound ethically and legally not to disclose the contents of the sessions in any way that could identify members of the group. Remember, we are building trust and safety.
2. Use "I" statements: Speak from your own experience by using "I" instead of "We", "you" and "us". We can only speak for how we feel, not how others feel.
3. Be on time: Being on time shows respect for the process and others.
4. Tolerance: Tolerance is acceptance. We must be accepting of our differences in order to grow and learn.
5. No bombshells: No dramatic, scintillating topics introduced just before the break or end of group process. It is disrespectful to others' recovery.
6. Breathe: Breathing allows us to feel our feelings and live. Balance, pause and meditate.
7. Listen: We have two ears and one mouth so listen twice as much as you speak. Effective communication requires both listening and sharing.
8. Do not give advice: Do to tell anyone what to do or how to feel. Let them discover their own process.
9. No war stories: Do not get stuck in euphoric recall, glamorize, or romanticize about your addiction. If it were so great, we wouldn't be here.
10. No cross talk: Do not talk when someone else is sharing. Share your own experience when it is your time to do so.
11. No power plays: Be respectful. Do not get up and leave, use negative body language (roll the eyes, shake the head, etc.) when someone is sharing.
12. No rescuing: No touching, offering tissue or comfort when someone is sharing. Letting someone feel is a part of healing.
13. No intimacy between group members: It is unhealthy to the group if there is coupling between members.
14. No secrets: If someone is having a craving or is in relapse mode, please share it with the group. It takes the power out of it.
15. Expect and respect moments of silence: Quiet is a form or a process of seeking an answer.

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They belong in the food group that cereal bars belong in, whatever it is.

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it belongs in the meat category because it is a meat substitute.

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Chitterlings (also called chitlins) are the small intestines of pigs. They are usually fried or steamed. They are in the meat food group.

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A mushroom isn't in any food group, but if it had a food group it would be fungus.

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Answer in short

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