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Health and Lifestyle Frozen Food and Ready Made Meal Overview Comparison Research Examples Conclusion Student Name: Xin Xi Kiong Student Number: 2179423 Subject: ESUS 2 Tutor: Kathleen Mitchell

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Health and LifestyleFrozen Food and Ready Made

Meal

Overview Comparison Research Examples Conclusion

Student Name: Xin Xi KiongStudent Number: 2179423Subject: ESUS 2Tutor: Kathleen Mitchell

“TV dinner”

• History

• Factors

• Impacts

• Trends

(The Future of Frozen Food, 2013)

“Gourmet foods”

(Padden, 2012)

Frozen vs Fresh

Harvesting

Blanching*Packaging

Retail displayTransport +

Storage* at home

Consumption

Blanching Deactivate enzyme Destroy Vitamin C,

Thiamin, Folate

Test: University of Georgia British Frozen Food

Federation

Ready made meal (TV dinner) • Independently

associated with abdominal obesity

• 10% total cholesterol ~ 0.65% total fibre

Nutritional Content

(Macronutrient % energy)

Ready Meals

(n=100)

Median

WHO Range

% within WHO range

Protein 22.7 10-15 9

Carbohydrate

42.9 55-75 18

Sugars 5.7 <10 83

Fat 32.4 15-30 37

Saturated fat

13.9 <10 34

Fibre density (g/MJ)

3.2 >3.0 56

Sodium density (g/MJ)

0.4 <0.2 4BMJ: Not even 1 in 100 ready meals in supermarkets fully complied with nutritional guidelines set by WHO

(Food Today, 2007)

(Simon, Jean, & Martin, 2012)

(Alkerwi, Crichton, & Hébert, 2015)

Trans fat – NOT LABELLED!!

(Ready Meals Roulette, 2007)

How much sugar?

WHO: < 25 g free sugar (Featherstone, 2014)

High Salt stroke,

stomach cancer,

osteoporosis

Salad?

CASH: 77% more salt than a packet of crisps (0.5g/portion)

Pizza Express ‘Grand Chicken Caesar Salad’5g salt/serving = 2.5 Big Macs

Marks & Spencer ‘Chicken, Bacon & Sweetcorn Pasta Salad’ 2.58g salt/380g (50% RI)

Healthier Option:Caffe Nero ‘Chicken Salad with Caesar Dressing’ --

0.5g/170g(Healthy Salads Stuffed with Secret Salt Revealed in New Survey , 2014)

WHO: < 6 g/day

To cook or not to cook?

It is all about balancing act…

Easy rule: to get the item only and nothing else

FoodSwitch/SaltSwitch

Proposal: Traffic light labelling

 (Food Standards Agency)

(Terri's Kitchen)

(Celnik, Gillespie, & Lean, 2012)

ReferencesAlkerwi, A., Crichton, G. E., & Hébert, J. R. (2015). Consumption of ready-made meals and increased risk of obesity: findings from the Observation of Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Luxembourg (ORISCAV-LUX) study. British Journal of Nutrition , 113 (2), 270-277. Celnik, D., Gillespie, L., & Lean, M. (2012). Time-scarcity, ready-meals, ill-health and the obesity epidemic. Trends in Food Science & Technology , 27 (1), 4-11. Featherstone, E. (2014, May 18). Which? Conversation. Retrieved February 24, 2015, from How much sugar is in your ready meal?: http:// conversation.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/sugar-content-microwavable-ready-meals-supermarket/ Food Standards Agency. (n.d.). Retrieved February 24, 2015, from http://www.food.gov.uk Food Today. (2007, 3). Retrieved February 24, 2015, from European Food Information Council (EFIC): http://www.eufic.org/article/en/nutrition/ food-labelling-claims/artid/Making_sense_of_Guideline_Daily_Amounts/ Griffiths, S. (2014, June 2). Vegetables: is fresh best? The journal of the Institute of Food Science and Technology . Gust, L. (2011). Defrosting Dinner: The Evolution of Frozen Meals in America. 4 (1). Healthy Salads Stuffed with Secret Salt Revealed in New Survey . (2014, July 30). Retrieved February 24, 2015, from Consensus Action on Salt and Health: http://www.actiononsalt.org.uk/news/surveys/2014/Salads/136784.html Padden, K. (2012). Peeling Back the Foil: The Origin of the TV Dinner. Retrieved March 6, 2015, from Today I Found Out: http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2013/08/peeling-back-the-foil-the-origin-of-the-tv-dinner/ Ready Meals Roulette. Consumers' Association . London: Which? Simon, H., Jean, A., & Martin, W. (2012, October 31). Nutritional content of supermarket ready meals and recipes by television chefs in the United Kingdom: cross sectional study. British Medical Journal , 345. Terri's Kitchen. (n.d.). Retrieved February 24, 2015, from https://terriskitchenuk.wordpress.com/2012/02/18/should-kids-cereal-be-in-the-candy- aisle/ The Future of Frozen Food. (2013). Retrieved March 6, 2015, from Bord Bia, Irish Food Board: http://www.bordbia.ie/industry/manufacturers/ insight/publications/bbreports/Documents/Future%20of%20Frozen%20Report.pdf