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Refer to the worksheet provided. Yourmission is to try to find all of the elements
shown on a food label. Tick them o� asyou find them.
At the end of 5 minutes you will be asked to return to yourseated position on the floor
SUPER SLEUTH CHALLENGE 1
Super Sleuth Sam has five cluesto choosing healthier products
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATIONServings per twin pack: 2Serving Size 200g
QuantityPerServing
QuantityPer 100g
Energy
* RECOMMENDED DIETARY INTAKE
ProteinFatSaturated FatCarbohydrateSugarsSodium
337kj81Cal8.8g0.2g0.2g10.4g9.6g85mg
168kj40Cal4.4g0.1g0.1g5.2g4.8g42mg
EnergyUse the per 100g (or 100 mls for liquid) column to compare the energy in similar food products.
CarbohydratesIncludes both starches and sugars in a food.SugarsLook for less than 10g per 100g
Total fatThis food islow fat
Saturated fatSimple rule:the lowerthe better
SodiumIs a component of salt. It is found in many foods including both processed and fresh food. Look for less than 400mg per 100g
Can you help Super Sleuth Samcrack the code to understand
food nutrients?
Keeps you warm, protects yourorgans and helps absorb and movenutrients around your body.
Is important in maintaining waterbalance and blood pressure in ourbodies as well as being essential formuscle and nerve activity.
Is the part of plant food (fruit,veggies, whole grains and nuts) thatour bodies do not absorb and keepsour intestines healthy.
Occurs naturally in some foods, likefruit and dairy products, and is oftenadded to foods. Essentially, it is acarbohydrate, and is a source of Kj.
SALT
FIBRE FAT
SUGAR
Super Sleuth Sam has five cluesto choosing healthier products
Nutrient*
Total Fat
Saturated Fat
Healthier choices are 5-10g fat/100g
Choose food with the lowest saturated fat
Sugar Look for less than 10g/100g
Sodium (Salt) Choose products with the lowest amount ofsodium less than 400mg/100g
Fibre Choose products with 3g/100g or choose the onewith the highest amount
Clues for choosing healthier products
Remember, some of the healthiest foods may be unlabelled(e.g. fresh fruit and vegetables, nuts, lentils, beans, fresh meatand fish)