Food Groups

Carbohydrate's!

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no staples is for like school supplies

Scurvy is caused by a complete lack of vitamin C in the diet. It is not seen very often now but sailors who where on very long trips and had no way to preserve food would show signs of scurvy.

The six food groups are:

Meats & Protein

Grains

Fruits

Vegetables

Dairy

Fats & Oils

root vegetables

A roux is a mixture of equal quantities of butter and plain flour blended together. Small dollops can then be dropped into hot liquids (including tomatoe sauce). Stir till the liquid boils and thickens. More roux can be added at any time

it is in the fruit group it might sound wierd but its true

Poly-unsaturated fats are not limited to one food group.

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Nuts and seeds are a good source of polyunsaturated fats if you are looking to up your intake of them

so that they stay fit and healthy

Yes. This can be done with combinations such as rice and beans, fro instance (as well as many other grain and legume combinations). For vegetarians who drink milk (lactovegetarians) they obtain all 20 essential amino acids from milk products.

There are six food groups.

1. Grains

2. Fruits

3. Vegetables

4. Meat, fish, beans, nuts

5. Dairy

6. "Junk Food", oils and added sugars

You can try using laundry detergent on the stain. Apply detergent to stain and gently scrub with a sponge until stain is gone, then wash as normal in the washing machine. You can also try using white vinegar on the stain. Allow the vinegar to soak on the stain for around 10 minutes then wash in the washing machine as you normally would.

No, the genetically modified Flavr Savr tomato is not healthier than other tomatoes.

it's not in either food group salt is a mineral

i dont really know but i cant answer it i think its the food for health and it contain vitamin ................................. :)

The most important (it is debatable if it is the best) food group is grains. This is because it should be eaten the most out of all the 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.

yes , very much. more over Its a wholly owned subsidiary of National Dairy Development Board(NDDB).

Cereal can be classified into two groups: prepared and cooked.

I have lost around 35 lbs on the raw food diet in just a few months and have kept it off...It's all about following through with something and actually changing your lifestyle for good. I think it works because its so easy. (Meaning there are clear boundaries of what you can and can't eat). I just love the fact that I don't have to count calories! But seriously, I think any diet works if it is followed through with. But YES, the raw food diet works, probably the fastest too! Because when you eat a lot of raw, unprocessed, clean foods, your body has all of this extra energy (that it doesn't have to use to digest cooked foods) to clean and detoxify your cells. The liver is the organ that processes these toxins, and when the liver is overwhelmed, it stores toxins in fat cells. This is why it works so quickly...

Grains: breads, cereals, pasta, waffles, rice
Dairy: cheese, milk, yogurt
Fats and Oils: salad dressing, candy, butter, vegetable oil
Fruits and Vegetables: banana, apple, carrot, lettuce, tomato
Meat and Protein: chicken, eggs, fish, nuts, beans

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Potato has carbohydrates, and is a vegetable.

It comes under a variety. There is a carbohydrate aspect, vegetable and of course fat. There also may be protein in it if it has meat.