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Cool Eating
Eat a healthy
diet.
Mediterranean style diets prevent heart disease.
- fruits, tomatoes, oily fish, olive oil- all that sort of stuff
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Eat
five portions- each as
big as your fist- of fruit and vegetables
every day
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cut
down on meat
and fats. Cut off visible fat from meat
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eat
lots of fibre.
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Eat
lots of brown
rice, pasta, potatoes- not chips!
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use a low-fat spread, sparingly
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throw
away your frying pan.
Bake, grill, poach instead
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remember the
Healthy Eating Plate- lots of filling whole foods at the right, just a few
fats and sugars on the left.

Healthy
Eating
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CHOOSE THESE-
starchy, high
fibre foods, fruit & veggies
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IN MODERATION-
a little of what
you fancy
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AVOID-
fats, sugars to
excess- but enjoy your food!
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CEREAL FOOD
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Wholemeal
bread & flour,
oatmeal,
wholegrain cereals, porridge
oats, crispbreads, wholegrain rice and pasta,
sweetcorn.
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White flour, white bread,
sugar coated breakfast
cereals, white rice, pasta
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Fancy
breads e.g. croissants,
savoury cheese biscuits,
cream crackers
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FRUIT &
VEGETABLES
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All
fresh and frozen
vegetables - peas, broad beans,
sweetcorn.
Dried beans and lentils are
particularly high in fibre.
Baked
potato - eat skins
wherever possible.
Fresh
fruit.
Dried
fruit
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Chips- once a week, if you
really must, if cooked in suitable oil-see below
avocado pears,
olives.
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Potato crisps,
chips cooked
in unsuitable oil or fat
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NUTS.
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Walnuts
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Almonds, brazil nuts,
chestnuts, hazelnuts,
peanuts.
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Coconut.
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FISH
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All white fish, oily fish, (not fried)
e.g. herrings, tuna
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Shellfish occasionally.
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Fish roe.
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MEAT (LEAN)
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Chicken,
turkey, veal, rabbit, game.-
2-4 oz. portions
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Ham, beef, pork, Iamb,
bacon, lean mince, liver and kidney occasionally.
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Visible
fat on meat
(including crackling).
sausages, pate, duck, goose.
streaky bacon, meat pies,
meat pasties.
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EGGS & DAIRY
FOODS
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Skimmed
milk, skimmed milk cheese e.g.
cottage and curd cheese, egg white (3- 5
egg yolks per week only)
Low fat yoghurt
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Edam cheese, Camembert.
Parmesan.
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Whole milk, cream, hard
cheese, stilton, cream cheese, excess egg yolks.
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FATS
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All
fats should be limited
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Margarine labelled 'high in
polyunsaturates', olive oil, corn oil, sunflower oil, soya oil,
safflower oil.
“Benecol” spread can
actually lower cholesterol
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Butter, dripping, suet lard,
margarine not 'high in
polyunsaturates”
cooking/vegetable oil of unknown origin.
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MADE - UP DISHES
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Skimmed milk puddings,
low fat puddings, e.g. jelly, sorbet, skimmed milk
sauces
Pastry, puddings, cakes and
biscuits made with suitable margarine or oil and wholemeal flour
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Pastry puddings, cakes and
biscuits made with suitable margarine or oil and white flour. Ice-cream,
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Tinned or whole milk
puddings, dairy ice-cream, pastry,
puddings, cakes, biscuits and sauces made with whole milk, eggs or
unsuitable fat or oil.
All proprietary puddings and
sauces.
Mayonnaise
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SWEETS, PRESERVES
AND SPREADS
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Bovril,
Oxo, Marmite.
aspartame sweetener-
(Canderel)
Non-sugar
gum. Non-sugar sweets, eg no
sugar Polos
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Meat and fish pastes, boiled
sweets, fruit pastilles, peppermints, etc.,
Jam, marmalade, honey, sugar.
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Peanut butter, chocolate,
toffees, fudge, butterscotch, lemon curd, mincemeat
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DRINKS
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Tea, coffee, mineral water,
unsweetened fruit juices, clear soups, homemade soups e.g.
vegetable, lentil,
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Packet soups,
Alcohol- red wine
especially, but no more than 21 units a week
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Cream soup
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Adapted from Guide for Low-Cholesterol Eating .
1987 Bristol-Myers Co. Ltd.
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