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Jeanette Andrade MS,RD,LDN,CDE Kaplan University NS430: Whole Foods Production

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NS430: Whole Foods Production. Jeanette Andrade MS,RD,LDN,CDE Kaplan University. Unit 4: Fruits. Fruit! Recommended for variety and nutrients Source of phytochemicals Carotenoids Flavonoids Phenols Ellagic acid Resveratrol Convenient snack. Unit 4: Fruits. Fruit!. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: NS430: Whole Foods Production

Jeanette Andrade MS,RD,LDN,CDEKaplan University

NS430: Whole Foods Production

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Unit 4: FruitsFruit!

Recommended for variety and nutrients

Source of phytochemicalsCarotenoidsFlavonoidsPhenolsEllagic acidResveratrol

Convenient snack

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Unit 4: FruitsFruit!

Why is variety important?

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Unit 4: FruitsFruit Juice?

Why should we limit the consumption of fruit juice compared to whole fruit?

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Unit 4: FruitsFruits

BerriesApples

“An apple a day”Antioxidant (polyphenols) content and activity can vary

by cultivarConsume whole for fiber!

BananasCherriesCitrusGrapesMelonsPomegranates

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Unit 4: FruitsFruits

BerriesSeasonal, but available frozen year-roundExcellent source of anthocyanins, antioxidants, and

phenolic compounds

Example: Cranberries Beneficial to the microbial ecology of the gut: inhibit

Escherichia coli and Listeria monocytogenes, while promoting probiotics or beneficial organisms

Antitumor activity shown by constituents isolated from cranberry extract

Promote urinary tract health and reduce urine odor Uses as a preservative to inhibit microbial growth

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Unit 4: FruitsFruit Preparation and Storage

Recommendations for refrigeration and cleaning vary widely based on the type of fruit

What are some of the recommended practices?