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What is undernutrition and how does it affect the body?
What is undernutrition and how does it affect the body?
Undernutrition is when the body lacks sufficient nutrients, which can lead to various health issues and developmental problems.
Can you name a disease related to iron deficiency?
Can you name a disease related to iron deficiency?
Anemia is a disease that results from insufficient iron.
List three symptoms commonly associated with anemia.
List three symptoms commonly associated with anemia.
Fatigue, weakness, and pale skin are three common symptoms of anemia.
What role does iron play in the body?
What role does iron play in the body?
How can undernutrition be identified in individuals?
How can undernutrition be identified in individuals?
What are the potential long-term consequences of untreated anemia?
What are the potential long-term consequences of untreated anemia?
What dietary sources are rich in iron?
What dietary sources are rich in iron?
Why is it important to address undernutrition promptly?
Why is it important to address undernutrition promptly?
Name two other ingredients that are also used to make rough puff pastry.
Name two other ingredients that are also used to make rough puff pastry.
What is the importance of considering nutritional value when planning meals?
What is the importance of considering nutritional value when planning meals?
Name the raising agents in rough puff pastry.
Name the raising agents in rough puff pastry.
How does meal prep time affect meal planning decisions?
How does meal prep time affect meal planning decisions?
What would happen if the pieces of fat were too large?
What would happen if the pieces of fat were too large?
Why is it important to consider the seasonality of ingredients in meal planning?
Why is it important to consider the seasonality of ingredients in meal planning?
What would happen if the pieces of fat were too small?
What would happen if the pieces of fat were too small?
Why is it important not to break up fat lumps when rolling out the dough?
Why is it important not to break up fat lumps when rolling out the dough?
What role does the budget play in meal planning?
What role does the budget play in meal planning?
How can dietary restrictions of individuals affect meal planning?
How can dietary restrictions of individuals affect meal planning?
Give two reasons why a high temperature is needed when baking dishes made with rough puff pastry.
Give two reasons why a high temperature is needed when baking dishes made with rough puff pastry.
What role does the fat play in rough puff pastry?
What role does the fat play in rough puff pastry?
How does the addition of cold water affect the rough puff pastry?
How does the addition of cold water affect the rough puff pastry?
What are three benefits of using flavourings in convenience foods?
What are three benefits of using flavourings in convenience foods?
What are two benefits to consumers of a food label's use-by date?
What are two benefits to consumers of a food label's use-by date?
What are two benefits to consumers of knowing the kcal per 100 g on a food label?
What are two benefits to consumers of knowing the kcal per 100 g on a food label?
How can using a steamer reduce energy consumption when cooking meals?
How can using a steamer reduce energy consumption when cooking meals?
Explain why longer shelf life is a benefit of using flavourings in convenience foods.
Explain why longer shelf life is a benefit of using flavourings in convenience foods.
List two ways that knowledge of 'kcal per 100 g' can benefit a health-conscious consumer.
List two ways that knowledge of 'kcal per 100 g' can benefit a health-conscious consumer.
What is one benefit of the use-by date concerning food storage decisions?
What is one benefit of the use-by date concerning food storage decisions?
Describe how steaming can be more energy-efficient than frying.
Describe how steaming can be more energy-efficient than frying.
What has been sought and cleared regarding third-party owned material?
What has been sought and cleared regarding third-party owned material?
What action will the publisher take if unintentional copyright infringement occurs?
What action will the publisher take if unintentional copyright infringement occurs?
Where can candidates find the copyright acknowledgments for exam materials?
Where can candidates find the copyright acknowledgments for exam materials?
What is the relationship between Cambridge Assessment and UCLES?
What is the relationship between Cambridge Assessment and UCLES?
What efforts has the publisher made regarding copyright holders?
What efforts has the publisher made regarding copyright holders?
Study Notes
Exam Format
- Cambridge IGCSE™ Food & Nutrition Paper is designated as 0648/13.
- The exam duration is 2 hours, includes a total of 100 marks.
- Sections include A (all questions), B (all questions), C (one question to be answered).
- Only black or blue pen is allowed; HB pencil is permitted for diagrams or graphs.
Undernutrition
- Undernutrition occurs due to insufficient nutrient intake.
- Iron deficiency can lead to diseases such as anemia.
- Symptoms of iron deficiency anemia include fatigue, weakness, and pale skin.
Meal Planning Considerations
- Allergies and intolerances must be evaluated in meal planning.
- Additional factors include:
- Nutritional needs
- Cost of ingredients
- Cultural preferences
- Availability of ingredients
- Preparation time
Rough Puff Pastry Ingredients
- Essential ingredients include flour and fat.
- Other ingredients may include water and salt.
- Raising agents in rough puff pastry typically consist of baking powder or air.
Fat Handling in Pastry
- Large pieces of fat can result in uneven texture and poor rising.
- Small pieces of fat can cause the pastry to become too greasy and lose structure.
- Maintaining fat lumps while rolling ensures flaky layers in the pastry.
Baking Temperature
- High temperatures are essential for proper puffing and flakiness of pastries.
- Helps achieve a golden-brown color and enhances flavor.
Convenience Foods
- Flavorings improve the taste and aroma of convenience foods.
- Benefits include:
- Enhanced sensory appeal
- Extended shelf life
- Increased consumer satisfaction
Food Labeling Benefits
- Use-by Date:
- Ensures food safety for consumers.
- Guides consumers on optimal food use period.
- Kcal per 100 g:
- Aids in caloric intake management.
- Informs consumers about energy content of food for dietary planning.
Energy Efficiency in Cooking
- Using a steamer can lower energy consumption:
- Steam cooking retains moisture, reducing cooking time.
- Steamers typically cook food at lower temperatures more efficiently.
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Prepare for the Cambridge IGCSE Food & Nutrition Paper 1 Theory exam with this quiz. Test your knowledge on essential topics that are essential for the May/June 2024 examination. Enhance your understanding of food science and nutrition concepts to excel in your studies.