Carbs, Proteins, and Fat
Across
- 3. milk sugar
- 7. mulitple units of sugar
- 8. adding vitamins/minerals that were ever actually in the product
- 9. 1 unit of sugar
- 12. percentage of how much whole grain should be in the daily grain intake
- 13. adding back nutrients into refined grains, usually vitamins/minerals that were already in the product
- 14. amino acids only found in certain foods that the body needs but can produce
- 15. fat-like substance present in all body cells needed for many essential body processes; really bad for the body in large amounts
- 17. foods that contain all the essential amino acids
- 18. chemical processes that turns veggie oils in solids (trans fat)
- 20. product of photosynthesis
- 22. substances used in place of sugars to sweeten food yet add few or no calories
- 24. chemical building blocks that make up protein
- 25. formed when plants combine single glucose units into more complicated chemical structures
Down
- 1. sugar extracted from plants and used to sweeten foods
- 2. plant source that contains all essential amino acids
- 4. foods that lack at least one essential amino acid; usually comes from plant sources
- 5. grains that contain all parts of the seed (kernel, germ, bran, and endosperm)
- 6. main source of energy for the body; quick energy
- 10. 2 units of sugar
- 11. sugar structures that are complicated and harder to break down because of how many units of sugar they have
- 16. fats produced that turns veggie oils into solids; increases cholesterol levels; worst kind of fat for the body
- 19. chemical substances fats are made from
- 21. plant materials that can“t be digested by human enzymes but promotes better metabolism and bowel movement
- 23. monosaccharide; sugar that the body absorbs most easily