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Planning Meals & Snacks 17.1
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Menu Planning Considerations Determine what, when, & how much you eat: Lifestyle Schedule Family Preferences Culture Physical needs
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Factors in food choices: How something taste Time & convenience (partially or fully prepared already) Cost
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Meal Patterns How does your family organize meals? Graze-family members come & go, each eating several small meals throughout the day Meal pattern Way of grouping daily food choices into meals & snacks
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Skipping Meals? How many of you regularly skip meals? Can potentially be unhealthy Fatigue & poor concentration will set in Cause you to overeat later
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Meal Appeal Color Shape Flavor Texture Temperature
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Nutrition Use MyPlate to choose nutrient-dense foods Take into consideration individual serving sizes/portions for yourself
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Food Budget Buy produce in season Choose whole foods instead of partially prepared Buy in bulk Prepare larger portions & freeze leftovers for quick meals
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Mealtime Timesavers Keep easy-to-fix foods on hand Serve leftovers Use convenience foods Make meals ahead of time Use fast-cooking methods Create one-dish meals
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Meals Away from Home Caution!! Higher in: Fat Calories Cholesterol Lower in nutrients Larger portions
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Make it Healthy! Choose wisely Control portions Consider an appetizer Share Get it to go Push the bread basket away
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Snacks Can be a healthy habit or unhealthy one Make snacking part of a healthy lifestyle: Don’t snack when bored Munch snack-size portions Make snacks part of your daily meal plan Turn off television while eating Avoid eating snacks one hour or less before meals Plan ahead
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Pack a Healthful Snack What are some of your healthful snacks?
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Vending Machine Selections Usually high in fat, calories, & sugars, & low in nutrients Look at pg. 423 for great choices
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