Nutritive and Dietetic Value of Fats, Spreads and Oils (Junior Cert Home Economics): Flashcards

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Nutritive and Dietetic Value of Fats, Spreads and Oils
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Nutritive Value meaning

Nutrients that fats, spreads & oils provide

Do fats/spreads/oils contain protein or carbs?

No

Type of fat in animal fats (e.g. butter)

Saturated

Type of fat in marine & plant fats

Unsaturated

Vitamins in butter & dairy spreads

Vitamins A and D

Vitamins added to margarines & fortified spreads

Vitamins A and D

Water content in oils (%)

About 0.1%

Water content in low-fat spreads (max %)

Up to 58%

Dietetic Value meaning

How fats/spreads/oils fit into specific diets (e.g. low cholesterol)

Why should fat intake be limited?

High-calorie content

What to limit on low-cholesterol diets

Saturated fats

Examples of functional spreads reducing cholesterol

Flora ProActiv, Benecol

Heart benefit of marine oils

Support heart health

Marine oils benefit for babies during pregnancy

Help brain development

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