Title | Australian Food Composition Database sample meal template-4 |
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Author | Sophia McKenzie |
Course | Diet and Nutrition for Health and Sport |
Institution | University of Sydney |
Pages | 3 |
File Size | 130.1 KB |
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document for the tutorial on week 4 on fillling out the sample meal template...
Sample meal plan and foods to test the Australian Food Composition Database.
Breakfast Black tea, no sugar or milk Porridge meal - ¼ cup roasted rolled oats with honey flavour - ½ cup skim milk Morning tea water Lunch Stuffed cannelloni - 2 cannelloni - ½ cup ricotta cheese - ½ cup Napoli sauce - Baby spinach water Afternoon snack 1 medium banana water
Amount (ml/g)
CALCIUM
300mL
0mg
IRON 0mg
SODIUM
PROTEIN
FIBRE
FLUIDS
0mg
0.3g
0g
299.4g
21mg
1.12mg
4mg
3.7g
3.4g
3.1g
125ml
150mg
0mg
50mg
4.6g
0g
116.1g
200mL
0g
0g
0g
0g
0g
200g
45g
30mg
1.8mg
360mg
6.2g
1.2g
76g
100g 70g
119mg
0mg
170mg
7.3g
0g
53.3g
300mL
0g
0g
439mg
2.8g
0g
287g
20g 250mL
19mg 0mg
0.35mg 0mg
18mg 0mg
0.6g 0g
0.5g 0g
18.4g 250g
0.19mg 0mg 3.46mg
0mg 0mg 1041mg
0.9g 0g 26.4g
1.4g 0g 6.5g
48.8g 500g 1852.1g
64g 500mL
3mg 0mg TOTAL 342mg1.12
Questions Q1: Which foods were considered rich in a nutrient or very low? Dairy products, such as skimmed milk and cheese were considered very rich in calcium, while water and tea were considered low in many nutrients. Foods such as the cannelloni and Napoli sauce were very rich in sodium. Q2: Compare your nutrient analysis of the sample meal plan with the respective NRVs (https://www.nrv.gov.au/nutrients). Which nutrients are below the RDI/AI? Using an adult 19-30 y/o women: Calcium – (1000mg/day) deficient Iron (19mg/day) deficient Sodium (460-920mg/day) – sufficient a little excess Protein (46g/day) – deficient Fibre (25g/day) – very deficient Water (2100ml a day) – deficient
With your knowledge on quantifying number of serves of food groups (Australian Dietary Guidelines from week 3’s tutorial) and nutrients (Australian Food Composition Database + Nutrient Reference Values) you are now ready to start your dietary analysis report! Instructions are already up, with resources including referencing guides and short videos to help. These are found under the “Dietary Analysis Report” section of the “Modules” tab. Questions can also be asked through the ‘dietary assignment discussion board’. Please make the most of all these resources we provide for you. Here’s something to think about for now: Q3. In terms of food groups, and the nutrients listed in this activity, make a prediction about the quality of your diet, with reasons (keep it short: 5 sentences or less).
I think the quality of my diet is very poor, especially seeing as I considered this meal plan reasonably healthy. If someone is eating oats and bananas and spinach and still being deficient in almost every nutrient, then someone like me is likely to be also deficient in every nutrient except sodium....