Week 9: Global Eating Flashcards

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Aspects of traditional diets such as Mediterranean and Japanese

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2
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What are some nutrition transitions of modern traditional diets?

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became western although Japanese traditional diet has done pretty well at maintaining

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3
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Where was the Mediterranean diet mostly practiced?

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What is the mediterranean diet?

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  • fresh local, unprocessed foods
  • grains, olive oil, nuts, pasta
  • cheese and yoghurt, not milk
  • fish and poultry up to 3x per week
  • red meat less common-serving sizes are small and usually broiled
  • Serving sizes of food are the same by North American standards but fats are healthier being from plants not animals
  • Foods broiled, not deep fried
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5
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Fat in mediterranean vs. western diet

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As much fat as NA diet bu predominantely olive oil not animal fat - so liquid

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6
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Which type of olive oil is the least processed?

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extra virgin olive oil

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7
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How many grams and calories is a tbsp of olive oil?

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14 g & ~120 calories

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8
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Calculate number of calories from fat in 14g of olive oil

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9
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What are good oils?

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  • olive oil
  • flax oil
  • canola oil
  • walnut oil
  • grapeseed oil
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10
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What types of fish have more omega 3 fatty acids?

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fatty fish like salmon

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11
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What is the asian diet

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  • no single asian diet - Japan, China, indonesia, india, thailand and vietnamhave commonalities
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12
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What are the main types of rices for china and japan?

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  • china: jasmine rice
  • Japan: sticky rice
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13
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How are ingredients bought for most asian diets?

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  • shop daily so fresh food
  • local markets
  • look for what is available that day
  • chicken and fish still whole
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14
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centre of meal for asian traditional diet

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grain

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15
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How does meat contribute to a meal in an Asian traditional diet?

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It is an accent used for flavour not the main part

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16
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What grains are served near the equator vs. further away?

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Rice is the most common grain served in countries near the equator;

while wheat in the form of noodles is served in countries farther from the equator

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17
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What are the 4 major cuisines of China?

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  • Cantonese
  • Sichuan
  • Hunan
  • Beijing (Northern)
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18
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Disease risk of traditional Chinese diet?

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Low rates of HD, colon cancers, diabetes

19
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Fat consumed in traditional Chinese diet compared to americans?

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consume ⅓ less dietary fat than americans

20
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Proteins from animals in traditional Chinese diet?

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Get less than 10% of protein from animals products vs. Americans who get about 70%

21
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What drink is had at ,eals in traditional Chinese diet?

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tea, rich in antioxidants, rarely soft drinks until recently

22
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produce consumed in traditional Chinese diet

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23
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Significance of glucosinolates in cruciferous veggies?

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Broken down to biologically active compounds that have potential anti cancer effects. Rich in vitamin C and Vitamin K and folate and fibre and beta carotene. Carotene portents body from free radicals. They are green though because they contain chlorophyll which hides the beta carotene

24
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How is wok cooking designed for cooking in fire pit?

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round bottom with heat coming from all sides

25
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How is traditional stir fried food prepared?

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cook food rapidly using minimal heat

26
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Typical meal is Japan?

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Bowl of rice, soup, grilled fish, pickled veggies, fruit for dessert

27
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What is sushi?

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Dish of rice with fish or other food in centre wrapped in seaweed. Carefully placed and fish is always secondary to rice. Veggies is usually added. Wasabi added for accent

28
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What are the two main types of noodles in Japan?

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  • Soba
  • Udon
29
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What plant is a high quality protein?

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Soybeans

30
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Soybean foods consumed in Asia?

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  • Edamame (fresh beans)
    • nutty flavour
  • Tempeh (fermented soybeans and grain)
  • Tofu (soybean curd)
    • take on taste of dish
31
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FDA claim for soy

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32
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Aspects of diet in Thailand

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  • Often hot and spicy - similar to India
  • Favorite is grilled or steamed or fried fish with chilli dip and fried veggies
  • Wok fry food like China
  • coconut milk is used in many dishes for curry and dessert
  • Rice is centre piece
33
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How is coconut milk made from the fruit of the coconut palm?

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Made from grinding the meat, mixing the mash with water and squeezing out white liquid

34
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What is the problem with trans and saturated fats?

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both raise low density lipoproteins (LDL) and can reduce levels of (HDL) which protect against HD

35
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What oils are not legally allowed to be sold in Canada?

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As of September 2020 no foods containing partially hydrogenated oils

36
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Aspects of coconut oil

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37
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Is coconut oil good for you?

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38
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Mains foods if Thailand

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39
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Main rices of thailand vs. India

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  • Thailand: glutinous rice
  • India: fragrant basmati rice
40
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Focus of Mexican traditional diet?

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  • Beans and rice
  • shop daily for fresh foods
41
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What fat is often used for cooking in traditional Mexican diet?

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Lard (rendered pig fat) but can be replaced by vegetable oil

42
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What are Mexican tortillas usually made of?

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corn dough which stays fresh for only about 6 hours

43
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What unites traditional cuisines?

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Mostly plant-based with little meat consumption

Meat serves as part of meal not heart of meal

Simple preparations