myplate overview

21
On the Move - The MyPlate Way

Upload: megan-myrdal

Post on 29-Nov-2014

3.007 views

Category:

Education


1 download

DESCRIPTION

A short overview of the USDA MyPlate - developed by Julie Garden-Robinson, NDSU Extension Specialist.

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: MyPlate Overview

On the Move - The MyPlate Way

Page 2: MyPlate Overview

What Is MyPlate?

MyPlate – a meal planning tool that… Teaches balance How to get all the

nutrients your body needs

Stay within your calorie limit.

Visit www.ChooseMyPlate.gov

Page 3: MyPlate Overview

MyPlate

Recommendations depend on:

Age Gender

Activity level

Keep this in mind

NDSU Extension Service

Page 4: MyPlate Overview

VARY YOUR VEGGIES

Page 5: MyPlate Overview

Valuable Veggies

Vegetables

Low in calories

Low in fat

No cholestero

l Important vitamins

and minerals

Good source of

fiber

NDSU Extension Service

Page 6: MyPlate Overview

Servings Are Measured In Cups

2 cups raw leafy greens

1 large tomato (3 inches)

1 cup peas

What counts as a cup?

NDSU Extension Service

Page 7: MyPlate Overview

FOCUS ON FRUITS

Page 8: MyPlate Overview

Fantastic Fruit

Fruit

Vitamins

FiberPhytochemical

s

Minerals

NDSU Extension Service

Page 9: MyPlate Overview

Add More Fruit to Your Meals

Breakfast

• Top cereal or yogurt with fruit

Lunch

• Choose fruit options at restaurants

• Pack fruit in lunch

Dinner

• Add fruit to salads and dishes

• Serve fruit for dessert

NDSU Extension Service

Page 10: MyPlate Overview

MAKE AT LEAST HALF YOUR GRAINS

WHOLE GRAINS

Page 11: MyPlate Overview

Wholesome Grains

Whole Grain

s

Good source of

fiber

Source of magnesiu

m and selenium

Good source of

B vitamins

Good source of

iron

NDSU Extension Service

Page 12: MyPlate Overview

Servings Are Measured In Ounce Equivalents

What counts as an ounce?

1 ounc

e

1 slice of bread

½ cup cooked pasta

1 small bagel

NDSU Extension Service

Page 13: MyPlate Overview

What’s the Difference?

Refined grains

Whole grains

Endosperm

Bran

Germ

Endosperm

Bran

Endosperm

GermNDSU Extension Service

Page 14: MyPlate Overview

GET YOUR CALCIUM-RICH FOODS

Page 15: MyPlate Overview

Delicious Dairy

Dairy

Primary source of calcium

Good source of potassiu

m Choose low-fat or fat-free options

NDSU Extension Service

Page 16: MyPlate Overview

Servings Are Measured In Cups

What counts as a cup?

1 cup milk

8 ounces yogurt

⅓ cup shredde

d cheese

NDSU Extension Service

Page 17: MyPlate Overview

Mighty Milk

Calcium helps build

Bones Teeth Bone

mass

NDSU Extension Service

Page 18: MyPlate Overview

Make Smart Dairy Choices

Choose fat-free milk and other dairy products to reduce daily fat intake

Milk

Yogurt

Cheese

NDSU Extension Service

Page 19: MyPlate Overview

GO LEAN WITH PROTEIN

Page 20: MyPlate Overview

Powerful Proteins

Protein

Building block for the body

Good source of B

vitaminsGood

source of iron, zinc

and magnesium

NDSU Extension Service

Page 21: MyPlate Overview

Servings Are Measured In Ounce Equivalents

What counts as an ounce?

1 ounc

e

1 ounce cooked lean beef

1 egg

¼ cup cooked beans

NDSU Extension Service