MYPLATE Wherever you are, just use your plate to make a healthier diet.

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MYPLATE Wherever you are, just use your plate to make a healthier diet.

Today’s Agenda Here today, learned tomorrow How to Make MyPlate Plate Makeovers Six Messages from the USDA

MyPlate

Meet the Vegetable Group This could be the start of a beautiful friendship Any vegetable or 100% vegetable juice is welcome in the vegetable food group.

What Does a Serving Look Like?

Meet the Fruit Group Any fruit or 100% fruit juice is a welcome part of the fruit group.

What Does a Cup of Fruit Look Like?

Meet the Grain Group Make at least half your grains whole grains! The grain group includes food made from wheat, rice, oats, cornmeal, barley or another cereal grain.

Not All Grains Are Equal WholeProcessed

What Does an Ounce of Grain Look Like? One slice of bread is about an ounce. One half cup of cooked cereal, rice, or pasta is also about an ounce. One cup of dry cereal is usually an ounce.

Meet the Protein Group Any food made from meat, poultry, seafood, beans and peas, eggs, processed soy products, nuts, and seeds is welcome in the protein group.

What Does an Ounce of Protein Look Like?

Meet the Dairy Group All fluid milks, as well as yogurt, milk- based desserts, hard natural cheeses, and soft cheeses are part of this group.

How much Dairy Should You Eat?

Part Two: Meal Makeovers Healthy ways to change the meals you eat

Fish and Chips -- Before

MyPlate Makeover

Snack -- Before

MyPlate Makeover

Pasta and Meatballs Before

MyPlate Makeover

Hoagie -- Before

Hoagie – “Dissected”

MyPlate Makeover

Fried Chicken with Macaroni and Cheese

MyPlate Makeover

What a Difference! FoodOriginal PlateHealthy Plate Fish1036 calories348 calories Snack450 calories120 calories Pasta1337 calories300 calories Hoagie1281 calories450 calories Chicken860 calories333 calories TOTAL4964 calories1551 calories

Part Three: USDA Messages Put these in a doggie bag and bring them on home.

Remember These Messages! Enjoy the food you eat, but eat less. Avoid oversized portions. Make half your plate fruits and veggies, at every meal. Stick to low-fat or fat free dairy products. Eat low-sodium foods. Drink water and avoid sugary drinks.

This show, like all good things, must come to an end.