Across
- 2. A label that contains all the nutrition facts in foods you buy
- 4. Also known as starches; excellent source of fuel and rich in vitamins, minerals, and fiber
- 6. Sugar that is not naturally found in foods and is therefore not balanced by other nutrients
- 7. Chemical process that the body uses to break down substances to get energy
- 9. Substance that must be obtained from the diet since the body does not naturally produce them
- 11. A measurement of energy in food
- 13. Usually solid at room temperature and are typically from animals
- 14. Formed from hydrogenation and can increase your risk of heart attack
- 16. Chemical substance in food that helps maintain the body
- 17. Essential nutrients found in the earth's crust
- 18. Foods with nutrients added to them that they may not have had in the first place
- 20. Sugars that are absorbed quickly
- 21. Provides energy and helps to build, maintain, and repair body tissues
- 22. Liquids at room temperature; provides essential acids for bodily functions and plays a role in reducing the risk of heart disease
Down
- 1. A list that contains everything inside of the foods you buy; goes in order of most prevalent to lease
- 3. Marked with letters of the alphabet
- 5. The different types of foods you should be eating with every meal; they are: fruits, vegetables, grains, protein foods, and dairy
- 8. Government organization that helps people decide how much of a certain food group they need to eat in their meals
- 10. These kind of foods are high in calories but do not contain any other important nutrients
- 11. Waxy substance that helps in the production of hormones, vitamin D, and bile
- 12. A food that has nutrients lost during processing added back
- 15. Helps maintain right balance of fluids in your body and helps transmit nerve impulses
- 18. Nutrient processed by bacteria and turned into vitamins
- 19. Carries nutrients to cells, lubricates joints, and helps to regulate body temperature
