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MAKE AT LEAST HALF YOUR GRAINS WHOLE GRAINS The MyPlate Grains Group Julie Garden-Robinson, Ph.D., R.D., L.R.D., Food and Nutrition Specialist Stacy Wang, R.D., L.R.D., Extension Associate
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Page 1: MyPlate- Make Half Your Grains Whole Grains

MAKE AT LEAST HALF YOUR GRAINS

WHOLE GRAINSThe MyPlate Grains Group

Julie Garden-Robinson, Ph.D., R.D., L.R.D., Food and Nutrition SpecialistStacy Wang, R.D., L.R.D., Extension Associate

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Wholesome Grains

Whole Grain

s

Good source of

fiber

Source of magnesiu

m and selenium

Good source of

B vitamins

Good source of

iron

NDSU Extension Service

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MyPlate

Recommendations depend on:

Age Gender

Activity level

Keep this in mind

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Servings Are Measured In Ounce Equivalents

What counts as an ounce?

1 ounc

e

1 slice of bread

½ cup cooked pasta

1 small bagel

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What’s the Difference?

Refined grains

Whole grains

Endosperm

Bran

Germ

Endosperm

Bran

Endosperm

GermNDSU Extension Service

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How Do You Know It’s Whole?

Look for these on the ingredient list:

Whole wheat

Brown rice

Graham flour

Whole-grain corn

Whole rye Wild rice Bulgur Whole

oats

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Tips For Adding More Whole Grains to Your Diet

Buy whole-grain products

Use brown rice and whole-wheat pasta in dishes

Add or substitute whole-grain flour or oatmeal in baked goods

Snack on whole-grain cereals, crackers and chips

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Daily Recommendations

Daily recommendationDaily minimum

amount of whole grains

Children

2 to 3 years old4 to 8 years old

3 ounce equivalents5 ounce equivalents

1½ ounces2½ ounces

Girls 9 to 13 years old14 to 18 years old

5 ounce equivalents6 ounce equivalents

3 ounces3 ounces

Boys 9 to 13 years old14 to 18 years old

6 ounce equivalents8 ounce equivalents

3 ounces4 ounces

* For those who get less than 30 minutes of physical activity

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Daily Recommendations

Daily recommendationDaily minimum

amount of whole grains

Women 19 to 30 years old31 to 50 years old51 + years old

6 ounce equivalents6 ounce equivalents5 ounce equivalents

3 ounces3 ounces3 ounces

Men 19 to 30 years old31 to 50 years old51 + years old

8 ounce equivalents7 ounce equivalents6 ounce equivalents

4 ounces3½ ounces3 ounces

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* For those who get less than 30 minutes of physical activity

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Want More Information? Visit

www.ChooseMyPlate.gov to personalize your food plan

Check out www.ndsu.edu/eatsmart for nutrition, food safety and health information

December 2012