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K-State Research and Extension Bookstore

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Displaying 91 to 95 of 126 Publications.

  • MF3007
    MF3007
    Whole Grain Truth, The

    Whole grains are an important part of a healthy diet. Discussion questions and activities will guide learners to be able to discuss the functions of grains in the body, understand the differences between whole grains and refined grains, and explain the benefits of whole grains. 8-page, color.

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  • MF3086
    MF3086
    What's Fat All About?

    Fat is a nutrient but solid fats are often a less healthy choice. Discussion questions and activities help the participant understand and define solid fats, identify foods that contain solid fats, and identify a goal to reduce solid fat intake. 8-page, color.

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  • MF3085
    MF3085
    Subtract the Sugar

    Added sugars add empty calories to foods. Discussion questions and activities will help the participant understand and define added sugars, identify food products with added sugars, and identify a goal to reduce added sugar in the diet. 8-page, color.

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  • MF3009
    MF3009
    Super-Sized Snacks

    Portion sizes have increased in recent years. Discussion questions and activities teach alternatives to super-sizing, how to calculate calories associated with sugar and fat grams, understand the difference between a portion and serving size, and identify a goal to reduce super-sized portions. 4-page, color.

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  • MF3011
    MF3011
    What's Your Beverage?

    Sugar-sweetened drinks are poor choices for nutrition and thirst-quenching. Discussion questions and activities will help the participant identify alternative beverages to sugar-sweetened drinks, identify the functions of water in the body and its health benefits, identify the symptoms of dehydration, and identify a goal related to making smarter beverage choices. 8-page, color.

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