Unit 4 Factors Affecting Consumer Choice Flashcards
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What is disposable income?
Money left after tax and other deductions have been made
How bad family size changed?
Fewer children being born
Ageing population
How have spending patterns changed?
Less spent per person
Less food wasted
Families buying in bulk
How has eating away from home changed?
Become a leisure activity
Vast choice of places to eat
Eat out more frequently
What factors affect the type of meals people eat?
Available budget Time and facilities Range of shopping facilities Skills Likes and dislikes Dietary needs Activities Influence if chefs Advertising
What social factors affect food choice?
Influence of upbringing Area we live in Changing lifestyles Influence of social groups Peer group pressure Religion
What js grazing?
Snacking throughout the day
What is an anaphylactic shock?
Severe symptoms of food allergy
What does allergic mean?
When the body reacts adversely to certain foods
How can meals be planned for toddlers and young children?
Smaller quantities
Wide variety of fresh foods
Based in starchy foods, include protein limited sugary snacks
How can meals be planned for older children and teenagers?
Increase energy, protein and calcium because of rapid growth
How should meals be planned for pregnant women?
Increase energy, vitamin c and calcium
What are saturated fats?
From animal sources
What is cholesterol?
Fatty substances which can cause blockages in the arteries
What does lacto- vegetarians diet needs to be?
No meat, poultry, fish or eggs
Will et airy
Protein met by mixing vegetable proteins eg soya and bugs with dairy products
What does a lacto-ovo-vegetarian diet need to contain?
Will eat dairy and eggs but no poultry, meat or fish
What should a vegans diet contain?
No food from animals or products which use animals
Main source of protein form soya, pulses, bugs and seeds
How do people with diabetes control their blood sugar level?
Type 1- daily injections
Type 2- following a healthy diet which is low on sugar
How do you plan a meal for a diabetic?
Eat regularly and avoid missing meals
Based in portion with plenty of vegetables and whole gran starchy foods
How can you plan a meal fake people with coronary heart disease?
Low in saturated fats
Foods that PUFAs reduce cholesterol - oily fish, salmon and sardines
Rich in dieter fibre
How can you plan a meal for weight loss?
Follow healthy eating guidelines Increase physical exercise Use low fat ingredients Healthy snacks Replace sugary drinks with water
What are the advantages and disadvantages of hypermarkets?
Wide range, competitive prices, in store facilities, free parking, everything under one roof
Need car to get there, cost of petrol, takes a long time
What are the advantages and disadvantages of supermarkets?
Quicker, free parking, cash back, special offers
May be more expensive than hypermarket, less variety, lack facilities
What are the advantages and disadvantages of specialist shops?
Wide range f particular food, knowledge, individual service, quality service, buy as much or little as need
More expensive, difficult parking, may have to travel