3. More than Nutrition

Waiter: Good evening sir, good evening madam. Here is your menu, what would you like to ________ with?
Mr Thorne: Good evening…..yes, ha……… what does this ________ traffic light, here on the menu, mean?
Waiter: This is our way to highlight foods that are positively ________ for your ________.
Mrs Thorne: Does this mean that a ________ light indicates unhealthy food?
Waiter: No, of course not, madam. It simply highlights those menu options you would choose to eat in ________ in case you were on a particular diet, for example.
Mr Thorne: No, no dieting for me tonight! I would ________ to indulge on a starter of ________ seafood fry.
Waiter: And for you, madam?
Mrs Thorne: humm…. Well I think I?ll have swordfish carpaccio ________ in balsamic vinegar
Mr Thorne: You are going for a green light, then!
Mrs Thorne: Yes, but I feel I'm indulging, all the same! You know I ________ marinated food!

1. Breads, cereals, rice, and pasta are rich in ________
2. Whole-Grain Foods (Brown Rice And Whole Wheat Bread) are better choices than white rice and white bread because whole-grains ________
3. Fats, oils and sweets give us a lot of ________
4. All of the following except ________ are forms of carbohydrates.
5. Cellulose is ________