Food Assessment

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Food Report I logged all of my food into a food tracker to get an accurate amount of information to determine if my diet was healthy or not. After about five days worth of data, I have enough data to form a conclusion. I will describe each aspect of the dietary guide lines, target amount and my amount. There are two different aspects of grains that people need on a daily basis. You need both whole grains and refined grains, but combined you need at least six ounces. Whole grains, you would need more than three ounces daily, while less than three ounces of refine grains. I consumed only about an ounce of whole grains on average and about two and a half on average of refined grains. I was way under for whole grains and at an alright amount for refined grains daily. I can increase my amount of grains by consuming whole grained cereals, crackers rice or pasta on…show more content…
the target amount of dairy that needs to be consumed on a weekly basis is about three cups. I only have an average intake of about half a cup. I am two and a half cups below the recommended amount although there is no specific amount required. This being said, I could eat more fat free yogurt or drink more fat free milk on a daily basis. Protein foods are another important aspect of a person's diet. The target amount of protein foods in a person's daily diet is about five and a half ounces. There is no specific target for meat, poultry and eggs or nuts, seeds and soy, but there is a specific amount needed for seafood. The target for seafood is eight ounces weekly. I did not consume any seafood and therefore I am under my recommended intake of seafood. A way to increase this would be to eat at a seafood place twice a week. Oils does not sound like it should be a key factor in a person's diet, but it is. A person is expected to consume an average of six teaspoons weekly. I only consumed on average three teaspoons. This would mean that I am under my target

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