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Pork’s plentiful palatable possibilities...<br />

Apricot-Mustard<br />

Grilled Pork Tenderloin<br />

with couscous and cucumber salad.<br />

Pork debunks diet<br />

Contributed by the<br />

National Pork Board<br />

With a roll of the dice, the<br />

Pork Checkoff separated<br />

nutrition facts from fiction,<br />

like “nutrient-rich lean pork is<br />

relatively low in calories” (true)<br />

and “the sodium nitrite in cured<br />

pork causes cancer” (false) during the<br />

world’s largest gathering of food and<br />

nutrition experts at the American Dietetic<br />

Association’s (ADA) annual conference.<br />

“We have a good message to share about<br />

pork’s role in a healthy diet, and it’s<br />

important for us to counter the common<br />

misconceptions that persist about pork,”<br />

says Adria Sheil-Brown, manager of<br />

nutrition communication and research for<br />

the Pork Checkoff.<br />

dietitians, nutrition science researchers,<br />

policy makers, healthcare providers and<br />

other industry<br />

leaders at the<br />

ADA meeting<br />

in Boston<br />

during the fall<br />

of 2010, the<br />

Pork Checkoff<br />

“We have a<br />

good message<br />

to share about<br />

pork’s role in a<br />

healthy diet...”<br />

distributed two new fact sheets, including<br />

“Sodium Nitrite: Essential to Food Safety”<br />

and “Pork: Part of a Nutrient-Rich Solution<br />

to Obesity.”<br />

Visitors to the Pork Checkoff’s spacious<br />

trade show booth were also invited to<br />

roll the dice and answer trivia questions<br />

about pork nutrition and safety. Everyone<br />

walked away a winner with digital meat<br />

thermometers, pedometers and the new<br />

fact sheets, which highlight that:<br />

To reach out to the 10,000 registered<br />

• A 3-ounce serving of lean pork<br />

provides about the same amount of<br />

protein as 1.5 cups of black beans, but<br />

with 21 percent fewer calories.<br />

• A 2009 British Journal of Nutrition<br />

study found diets that include meat<br />

are more effective at preserving lean<br />

muscle among women, compared to<br />

vegetarian diets with the same amount<br />

of protein.<br />

4689 South 400 West<br />

P.O. Box 480<br />

Huntingburg, IN 47542-0480<br />

WWW.farBeStfOOdS.cOm<br />

• A 3-ounce serving of pork offers 8%<br />

of the daily value of vitamin B-12, a<br />

micronutrient not found in plantbased<br />

foods.<br />

• Sodium nitrite in cured meats<br />

Ryan Downes (812) 683-6627<br />

Greg Meyer (812) 683-6625<br />

Fax# (812) 683-4226<br />

memBer Of tHe NatIONal turkey federatION<br />

36 • URNER BARRY’S REPORTER / VOL. 6, NO. 1 / WINTER 2011<br />

Almond-Stuffed Pork Chops

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