overeating/uncomfortablefullnessRestricting all daybefore a holidaymeal can make usravenous and canlead to _____.pumpkinThisseasonalfood is agood sourceof vitamin AtwoThis is themaximum numberof hours that foodshould be left atroom temperature.gravyThis popularcondimentcontains lipidswhich help usabsorb vitaminsA, D, E, and K.pecansThis food is a goodsource of plant basedprotein, lipids, andminerals includingcalcium, potassium,and phosphorus.fructoseThis is thenatural sugarmolecule (orsaccharide)found in fruit.lipidsAbout 20-35% ofour energyintake needs tocome from thismacronutrient.grainsPeople whorestrict this foodgroup do not getenoughcarbohydrates oressential Bvitamins.proteinAbout 20% ofour energyintake needs tocome from thismacronutrient.turkeyThis food containstryptophan which isincorrectly attributed tomaking us sleepy,when in reality, eatinglarge/mixed quantitiesof macronutrients iswhat makes us tired.carbohydrates50-60% of ourenergy intakeneeds to comefrom thismacronutrient.macronutrientsHaving a mix ofall three ____at a meal willhelp you feelmore satisfied.mindfuleatingThis term meansbuilding anawareness andnon-judgmentalattitude towardsyour eating habits.onionsThis food is a goodsource of vitamin C,B6, and chromiumand containsenzymes that arereleased when cutand make us cry.165degreesFThis is theproper cookingtemperature forturkey/poultry.cranberriesThis food isabundant inantioxidants whichprotect our tissuesagainst freeradicals.glucoseApples andpecan pie areboth brokendown into ____once digested.calorieThis is a unit ofenergy that ourbody requires tomaintain normalbiologicalfunctions.orthorexia____ is an obsessionwith "clean" or"healthy" eating thatseverely restrictsvariety andenjoyment in food.allfoodsfitThis term meansthat there are no"good" or "bad"foods andeverything is okayin moderation.three___ or morefood groupsconstitutes abalancedmeal.handhygieneThis is the bestway to protectagainst foodborneillness whencooking for others.intuitiveeatingThis termencompasseslistening tohunger/fullness cues,honors food cravings,and uses gentlenutrition to guide foodchoices.41-135degreesFThis is thetemperaturedangerzone.overeating/uncomfortablefullnessRestricting all daybefore a holidaymeal can make usravenous and canlead to _____.pumpkinThisseasonalfood is agood sourceof vitamin AtwoThis is themaximum numberof hours that foodshould be left atroom temperature.gravyThis popularcondimentcontains lipidswhich help usabsorb vitaminsA, D, E, and K.pecansThis food is a goodsource of plant basedprotein, lipids, andminerals includingcalcium, potassium,and phosphorus.fructoseThis is thenatural sugarmolecule (orsaccharide)found in fruit.lipidsAbout 20-35% ofour energyintake needs tocome from thismacronutrient.grainsPeople whorestrict this foodgroup do not getenoughcarbohydrates oressential Bvitamins.proteinAbout 20% ofour energyintake needs tocome from thismacronutrient.turkeyThis food containstryptophan which isincorrectly attributed tomaking us sleepy,when in reality, eatinglarge/mixed quantitiesof macronutrients iswhat makes us tired.carbohydrates50-60% of ourenergy intakeneeds to comefrom thismacronutrient.macronutrientsHaving a mix ofall three ____at a meal willhelp you feelmore satisfied.mindfuleatingThis term meansbuilding anawareness andnon-judgmentalattitude towardsyour eating habits.onionsThis food is a goodsource of vitamin C,B6, and chromiumand containsenzymes that arereleased when cutand make us cry.165degreesFThis is theproper cookingtemperature forturkey/poultry.cranberriesThis food isabundant inantioxidants whichprotect our tissuesagainst freeradicals.glucoseApples andpecan pie areboth brokendown into ____once digested.calorieThis is a unit ofenergy that ourbody requires tomaintain normalbiologicalfunctions.orthorexia____ is an obsessionwith "clean" or"healthy" eating thatseverely restrictsvariety andenjoyment in food.allfoodsfitThis term meansthat there are no"good" or "bad"foods andeverything is okayin moderation.three___ or morefood groupsconstitutes abalancedmeal.handhygieneThis is the bestway to protectagainst foodborneillness whencooking for others.intuitiveeatingThis termencompasseslistening tohunger/fullness cues,honors food cravings,and uses gentlenutrition to guide foodchoices.41-135degreesFThis is thetemperaturedangerzone.

Thanksgiving Nutrition Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Restricting all day before a holiday meal can make us ravenous and can lead to _____.
    overeating/ uncomfortable fullness
  2. This seasonal food is a good source of vitamin A
    pumpkin
  3. This is the maximum number of hours that food should be left at room temperature.
    two
  4. This popular condiment contains lipids which help us absorb vitamins A, D, E, and K.
    gravy
  5. This food is a good source of plant based protein, lipids, and minerals including calcium, potassium, and phosphorus.
    pecans
  6. This is the natural sugar molecule (or saccharide) found in fruit.
    fructose
  7. About 20-35% of our energy intake needs to come from this macronutrient.
    lipids
  8. People who restrict this food group do not get enough carbohydrates or essential B vitamins.
    grains
  9. About 20% of our energy intake needs to come from this macronutrient.
    protein
  10. This food contains tryptophan which is incorrectly attributed to making us sleepy, when in reality, eating large/mixed quantities of macronutrients is what makes us tired.
    turkey
  11. 50-60% of our energy intake needs to come from this macronutrient.
    carbohydrates
  12. Having a mix of all three ____ at a meal will help you feel more satisfied.
    macronutrients
  13. This term means building an awareness and non-judgmental attitude towards your eating habits.
    mindful eating
  14. This food is a good source of vitamin C, B6, and chromium and contains enzymes that are released when cut and make us cry.
    onions
  15. This is the proper cooking temperature for turkey/poultry.
    165 degrees F
  16. This food is abundant in antioxidants which protect our tissues against free radicals.
    cranberries
  17. Apples and pecan pie are both broken down into ____ once digested.
    glucose
  18. This is a unit of energy that our body requires to maintain normal biological functions.
    calorie
  19. ____ is an obsession with "clean" or "healthy" eating that severely restricts variety and enjoyment in food.
    orthorexia
  20. This term means that there are no "good" or "bad" foods and everything is okay in moderation.
    all foods fit
  21. ___ or more food groups constitutes a balanced meal.
    three
  22. This is the best way to protect against foodborne illness when cooking for others.
    hand hygiene
  23. This term encompasses listening to hunger/fullness cues, honors food cravings, and uses gentle nutrition to guide food choices.
    intuitive eating
  24. This is the temperature danger zone.
    41-135 degrees F