We have spent the past month looking at what happens when you eat. Now I want you to put what you have learned into practice. This blog will cover this week and next and will end our focus on nutrition. I want you to design a well balanced, healthy, Thanksgiving meal. Take into account what your family normally has on Thanksgiving and use that to set yourself up for success this Thanksgiving. For your blog, I want you to use what you have learned about macronutrients and the need for balance to describe for me what your, healthy, Thanksgiving meal will look like. Once you have your meal described go ahead and tell me what you are going to have for desert, because I know you are going to have it.
This is make believe, but feel free to put it into practice this year. Instead of lying on the couch in a carb induced coma after dinner, you will be bouncing around the house helping your parents with the dishes. They will wonder what happened to the "real you" and you can explain everything you learned about nutrition to them.
Alex Kern -
ReplyDeleteTurkey, potatoes, brocolli, green beans, salad, gravy, rolls, and a healthy drink
i normally every year get like kosher turkey and kosher other healthy sides at a resteraunt yeaaaaa i'm the first 1
ReplyDeleteDAVID NEBB
5 slices of turkey topped with gravy
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mashed potatoes
a side salad with oil and vinegar
and a hearty slice of apple pie
-James Fitzwilliam
Um.....
ReplyDeleterice
stir- fry vegies
chicken
fruit(desert)
Turkey, Stuffing, Green Beens, Salad and sweet potatoes. For dessert, apple pie.
ReplyDeleteturkey, rice, mashed potatos with gravy, corn
ReplyDeleteTurkey,gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, apple or pumpkin pie, and rice
ReplyDelete-Stefan Oganesoff
turkey, ham, potatoes, corn, string beans, stuffing fruits, water
ReplyDeleteLoryn Chen
David Chan
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Gravy,
Green beans,
A sweet potato for every two members in a family,
Fruit/vegetable smoothie without any sugar added,
Nancy Cheng:
ReplyDeleteA small amount of turkey, fruits, water, and my greens
Turkey, Stuffing, Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Cranberry Sauce, Green Beans, and Apple Pie
ReplyDelete-Vinay Mallikaarjun
Hiba Mohiuddin-
ReplyDeleteturkey,mashed patatoes, vegetables(corn, brocceli, etc), and some sort of pie or cake for desert
More healthy foods like skinless turkey, corn, beans, potatoes, cranberrys, and less of the fat stuff like turkey with skin, greasey gravy, ect.
ReplyDeleteTofurkey Feast
ReplyDeleteall sorts of veggies in every color of the rainbow
whole grain bread with fruit preserves
-Daniel Z
terkey,vegtables,fruits,water and cherry pie.
ReplyDeleteKeyan Javadi-
ReplyDeleteI would have fatless and skinless turkey, vegetables(corn, sweet potatoes, brocceli), cranberries, mashed potatoes,healthy drink(apple juice), and a fruit salad for desert.
Turkey, corn, stuffing, mashed potatos, green beans and apple pie.
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Sam Lansat
ReplyDeleteTurkey, rolls, green beans, salad, potatoes. no dessert cuz i wil be full
Turkey,gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, apple or pumpkin pie, and rice
ReplyDeleteRice
ReplyDeletechicken
vegitables
fruit
sam cheng
i said the one with the stir-fry vegi...
ReplyDeletethe fourth comment
i forgot to put my name on it
Sam Cheng
Turkey, mashed potatoes, home fries (vegtable oil)
ReplyDeleteAndy Pham
i had some rice with some vegetables and then for desert i had some chocolate cake
ReplyDeleteAnirudh Sridhar
Turkey, potatoes, brocolli, green beans, salad, gravy, rolls, and a water
ReplyDelete-FAbian