Food and Health Guidelines - Torfaen Family Information Service
Food and Health Guidelines - Torfaen Family Information Service
Food and Health Guidelines - Torfaen Family Information Service
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6. Menu Planning<br />
Meat, Fish & Alternatives (continued)<br />
How much to serve? <strong>Health</strong>y choices Other points<br />
Main meals should always<br />
contain an item from<br />
this group.<br />
<strong>Food</strong>s in this group are high<br />
in iron.<br />
Pulses - including all sorts<br />
of beans, lentils <strong>and</strong> peas<br />
such as butter beans,<br />
kidney beans, chick peas,<br />
lentils, processed peas or<br />
baked beans<br />
Look for canned pulses with<br />
no added salt <strong>and</strong> sugar.<br />
Dahl <strong>and</strong> other dishes made<br />
from pulses should be made<br />
without adding a lot of oil<br />
<strong>and</strong> salt.<br />
Choose lower-salt <strong>and</strong> lowsugar<br />
baked beans.<br />
Meat alternatives - such as<br />
soya mince, textured<br />
vegetable protein, quorn<br />
or tofu<br />
Processed products made<br />
from meat alternatives<br />
(e.g. Vegetarian sausages,<br />
burgers <strong>and</strong> pies) can be<br />
high in fat or salt <strong>and</strong> should<br />
not be served more than<br />
once in a week.<br />
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