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Find a recipe for a nutritious snack. Adapt the recipe to meet the needs of two people: an active teen wanting to gain weight and an adult wanting to lose weight. Work as a class to prepare both versions. Rate them for flavor and nutrition.
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Look for a recipe that is high in protein and healthy fats, and low in added sugars and processed ingredients. Show more…
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Obtain a package of your favorite snack food and examine the nutritional information on the label. Confirm the caloric value listed by using the conversions listed in the table in the Chemistry in Action feature "Energy from Food" (p. 225). Alternatively, you can use the estimates for caloric value for a given food as provided in the table. (a) Do some research to find out the amount of calories associated with typical physical activities (e.g., walking or jogging, riding a bicycle, swimming laps). (b) How long would you have to engage in each of the physical activities to burn the calories contained in your snack?
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