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School Canteen Guidelines Tarp
School Canteen Guidelines Tarp
FOOD
• Should be included in healthy menu • Should be less prominent in the menu • Must NOT be in the healthy menu
• To be sold EVERYDAY • Served ONCE / TWICE A WEEK only • NOT to be sold in the canteen
E X A M P L E S
• Milled Rice • Brown Rice or Iron-fortified Rice • Any jelly • Ice crushes & Slushies • Ice Cream / Ice drops /
• Fried Rice • White Bread • Biscuits • Banana Cue •
• Corn • Oatmeal • Whole Wheat Bread Ice Candies • Cakes • Donuts • Sweet Bakery Products / Biscuits
Camote Cue • Turon • Maruya • Pancakes
ENERGY-GIVING • Cassava (kamoteng kahoy) • Chocolates • Hard / Chewy Candies • Chewing Gums
• Waffles • Pancit • Champorado • Arroz caldo
(GO) • Boiled Sweet Potato (kamote) • Marshmallows • Lollipops • Yema • French Fries • Bicho-bicho
• Sandwiches (cheese, egg, chicken filling, etc.)
• Boiled Saging na Saba • Binatog • Instant Noodles
• Butter • Margarine • Mayonnaise (use sparingly)
• Boiled Peanuts Suman • Puto • All types of heavily salted snacks such as chips/chichiria
BODY REGULATING • Fresh Fruits, preferably those in season • Fruits canned in heavy syrup
• Stir-fried Vegetables
(GLOW) • Green, leafy & yellow Vegetables • Sweetened / deep-fried fruits or vegetables
CUT-OFF POINTS FOR PACKED FOOD AND DRINKS WITH NUTRITION LABEL / NUTRITION FACTS
NUTRIENT CONTENT contains a wide range of nutrients contains 2-3 nutrients contains 1 or no nutrients
SUGAR / TOTAL
Less than 2 teaspoons 2 to 4 teaspoons sugar per More than 4 teaspoons sugar per
CARBOHYDRATE Less than 10 grams 10 to 20 grams More than 20 grams
sugar per serving serving serving
(if no dietary fiber)
Less than 1/20 teaspoon 1/20 to 1/10 teaspoon salt More than 1/10 teaspoon salt per
SODIUM Less than 120 mg 120 to 200 mg More than 200 mg
salt per serving per serving serving