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Today: Thurs. Apr. 27 Tues. May 2 Assignment due Tues. May 9 Topic: Finish GI Ex 1 Review Start Supermarket Savvy Market Assignment hand-out is posted on class website Tues. May 2 Exam 1 Finish: Supermarket Savvy/Assignment overview Assignment due Tues. May 9

Quick Quiz non-graded What does ‘essential’ mean in nutrition? Name the six essential nutrients. Circle those that provide us with energy. Give the calorie value/gram they provide. What two parts of a food label are most trusted to provide good nutrition info? What is ‘added’ sugar? What is the maximum/day advised we consume?

Shop Smart Shop with a list. Shop alone, well fed! Perimeter shop for fresh foods. Ignore the hype (claims/ads). Seek short, recognizable ingredient list. Buy more real, whole foods. Less processed foods. And…eat home cooked food more often!! Remember-Intent of the market is to sell product… Not to support your well-being! Link to short YouTube on Marketing https://tribalinsight.wordpress.com/2008/08/19/supermarket-psychology/