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Lesson objective
  • LO - To develop an understanding of the effects
    of storages time, temperature and exposure to
    sunlight on the nutrient content of food

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Question
  • What are the causes of nutrient loss in food?
  • Do you know what the following mean?
  • Oxidation
  • Rancidity
  • Water loss
  • Enzymes

LO - To develop an understanding of the effects
of storage time, temperature and exposure to
sunlight on the nutrient content of food
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Task 1
  • Go onto the internet and find out what oxidation
    means, how soon do fruit and vegetables start to
    loose nutrients?
  • Fats and oils can develop an unpleasant smell
    during prolonged storage. This is know as
    rancidity and is caused by oxidation
  • What do commercially prepared foods often have
    added to prevent this from happening?

LO - To develop an understanding of the effects
of storage time, temperature and exposure to
sunlight on the nutrient content of food
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Task 2 draw the table Food acidity and
micro-organisms
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Acidity or alkalinity
  • Acidity or alkalinity of food is important for
    two reasons it affects the taste of a product
    and it affects the rate at which microorganisms
    grow within and upon food. For example, lemon
    juice can be used to reduce the pH level of
    yoghurt, to a pH below 4.5. This inhibits the
    growth of microorganisms, making the yoghurt last
    longer, but it will also give it a sharp taste.

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Oxidation of foods
  • Food can also be affected by the oxygen in air.
  • When some fresh fruit, such as an apple or pear,
    is cut or peeled, the outside surfaces darken and
    turn brown, making the food seem unattractive.
  • The browning is caused by enzymes in the fruit
    reacting to the oxygen in the air.
  • By adding an acid (eg lemon juice) or sugary
    solution (eg syrup), the enzymic browning or
    discolouring action is slowed down.

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Oxidation of foods
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Water loss
  • Fruit and vegetables begin to lose moisture
    during storage and dry out, with a loss of the
    water soluble vitamins B and C

LO - To develop an understanding of the effects
of storage time, temperature and exposure to
sunlight on the nutrient content of food
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Task 2
  • Now write up some guidelines for preventing
    nutrient loss
  • Think about
  • Storage
  • Preparation
  • Cooking
  • Buying

LO - To develop an understanding of the effects
of storage time, temperature and exposure to
sunlight on the nutrient content of food
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