Food Fortification

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Food fortification

Food fortification is adding high energy foods to meals to increase the


calories. This can be an easy way to increase the calories of a meal and
promote weight gain.

The following are examples of ways you can fortify food and fluid:

Mashed potato Casseroles/stews/


• Add grated cheese curries/pasta
• Add 1 tablespoon of milk • Mix in butter
powder • Add milk or cream
• Mix in sour cream / cream • Add 1-2 tablespoon
• Add butter milk powder
• Add cheese on top
Soup
• Mix in cream Porridge/Cereal
or milk • Add dried fruit or banana
• Add butter • Add cream and milk
advice and tips for you

• Add milk • Add milk powder


powder (1-2 tablespoons)
Coffee/tea • Add sugar, syrup, honey,
jam or marmalade on top
• Add cream
• Make a latte style
(more milk less water) Pureed Food
• Add milk powder • Add butter
• Serve with digestive biscuits or • Add milk powder
snack from kitchen snack list Try not to change consistency,
do not add more liquids.

Developed by Nutrition and Dietetics Services at Central London Community Healthcare, March 2010
More examples of ways you can fortify food and fluid:

Desserts and Custards:


• Add jam, marmalade or sugar
on top
• Add cream / ice cream on top
• Add milk powder
• Cut fruit up and mix in

Vegetables
or Meat/chicken/fish:

advice and tips for you


• Add butter
• Add mayonnaise
• Add honey
• Add plenty of sauce
e.g cheese sauce

Salads: NOTE: If you have Diabetes or High


• Salad dressings Cholesterol speak with your Doctor
or Dietitian before starting.
• Mayonnaise
• Butter

Developed by Nutrition and Dietetics Services at Central London Community Healthcare, March 2010

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