Yes. Nutritinal value in a food is based off of it's calories, the percent of the calories that are from fat, and it's components (crabohydrates, sugars, protein, calcium, iron, ect.)
empty calories
"First of all, unhealthy food-especially foods that are high in fat, sugar and calories (i.e junk food)- have a low nutritional value. " or you could save yourself the redundancy by saying "Foods that are high in fat, sugar and calorie content, are unhealthy." Unhealthy usually means low nutritional value....
Most of them do. However, this "food" has a high amount of calories but very poor nutritional value. As such, 13.6% of the population is considered to suffer from malnutrition.
It's food that is unhealthy or has low nutritional value and/or high calories or fats. Examples: candy, trans-fat fast foods, sweet drinks, and others.
it is a food of no nutritional value, junk food
It's food that is unhealthy or has low nutritional value and/or high calories or fats. Examples: candy, trans-fat fast foods, sweet drinks, and others.
Why do various food proteins have different nutritional values?
Unless vitamins are added, the nutritional value geherally decreases.
Multiply by 1000. Food Calories (note the capital letter) are 1 kcal (note the small letter).
Chips are a high calorie food with very little nutritional value in terms of vitamins, minerals, fiber, protein, or anything other than calories.
Nutritional value means to find the nutrients in a food eg. lettuce is water and fibre, well the majority of it.
Any food that has very little calories. Water is a good example, it has no calories; yet its very valuable to the human body. We are all literally made of water. Sweet N Low is another.