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Single Serving Packaged Food List 2012

Developed by Nutrition Services in partnership with Health Promotion, Disease and Injury Prevention

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Table of Contents
Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 1 Single Serving Packaged Food List by Category: Vegetables and Fruit ...........................................................................................................................3 100% Natural Vegetables/Fruit Fresh vegetable, fresh fruit, fruit sauce, fruit cup, juice 100% Dried Vegetables and/or Fruit Bars and Snacks Dried fruit, fruit/vegetable snacks, fruit/vegetable bar 100% Baked Vegetables/Fruit Baked chip Grain Products ....................................................................................................................................8 Whole Grain Cereal, Breads and Pasta Hot cereal, cold cereal, granola cereal, crackers, rice chips, popcorn Whole Grain Baked Products Granola bar, cookie Milk and Alternatives .......................................................................................................................17 Fluid Milk Fortified Soy Beverage Yogurt/Kefir from Milk Cheese, Hard/Soft from Milk Fortified Soya Loaf and Slices (like Cheese) Cottage Cheese Pudding from Milk Meat and Alternatives ......................................................................................................................21 Meat/Fish/Poultry Fish Deli/ Luncheon Meats Dried meat Alternatives Nuts and seeds, eggs Mixed Dishes ......................................................................................................................................23 Vegetarian Based Snack Bars Trail Mix Meat/Fish/Poultry Based Fish/crackers, entre, frozen entre Vegetarian Based Entre, frozen entre Soup Broth based and meal style

Introduction
The Single Serving Packaged Food List was created to help schools, childcare facilities and recreation/community centres put the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth (ANGCY) into practice. The list includes examples of packaged products available in Alberta that meet the Choose Most Often and Choose Sometimes criteria as listed in the Guidelines. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. It provides examples of packaged foods available to purchase in Alberta stores as of August 2012.

Nutrition Criteria
The Single Serving Packaged Food List uses the nutrition criteria from the ANGCY. The ANGCY were developed by Alberta Health to promote healthy eating habits for children and youth in schools, childcare facilities and recreation/community centres. They apply to all food and drinks sold or served to children and youth. This includes foods sold in vending machines, school stores, cafeterias, parent-organized lunch sales, team games, classroom parties, etc. The ANGCY separate foods into three categories: 1. Choose Most Often: These foods are healthy choices from Eating Well with Canadas Food Guide (CFG). 2. Choose Sometimes While these foods may still provide beneficial nutrients, they tend to be higher in added sugar, fat and sodium (salt). 3. Choose Least Often: Foods from this category are very low in nutrients and higher in calories, fat, added sugar and sodium (salt). Eating these foods is not recommended. You can download a copy of the ANGCY at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf .

Healthy U Food Checker


We encourage schools, childcare facilities and recreating/community centres to use the criteria from the ANGCY to assess food products not on this list. For help, use the Healthy U Food Checker, a free online tool that helps you compare food products to the ANGCY. Input information from the Nutrition Facts Table and the food checker will tell you if it is Choose Most Often, Choose Sometimes or Choose Least Often. http://www.healthyalberta.com/HealthyEating/foodchecker.htm

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This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/Nutrition-GuidelinesChildren-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

About the Single Serving Packaged Food List


Reference Serving Sizes The ANGCY use the serving sizes listed on Canadas Food Guide (CFG) to classify foods. Therefore, all products on the Single Serving Packaged Food List were reviewed using a Food Guide Serving from CFG as the reference size. Allergy Alert The Single Serving Packaged Food List does not identify potential allergens. It is the responsibility of the school, childcare facility or recreation/community centre to evaluate products for potential allergens and to follow their facilitys allergy policy. Contact If you have questions about the Single Serving Packaged Food List, please email nutritionresources@albertahealthservices.ca.

Strategies for Healthy Food Choices in Schools


Introducing healthier food choices tends to be more successful as part of a healthier overall school environment. Encourage students, parents, staff, administrators and any other interested parties, to take part in creating healthy eating policies at a district or school level. Remember that policies take time to put into action. Phase in changes and new foods slowly over time. For more information on creating a healthy eating environment in your school, visit the AHS School Nutrition website: http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/2915.asp

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This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often 100% Natural Vegetables/Fruit Fresh Vegetable Fresh Vegetable Fresh Vegetable Bolthouse Farms Dandy Mann's

CS = Choose Sometimes

Baby - Cut Carrots Celery Snack Pack Snacks on the Go Sugar Snap Peas with Ranch Dip Baby - Cut Carrots and Ranch Dip Coolcuts Baby Carrots with Ranch Dip Apple Wedges Apple Slices Sweet Sliced Apples

120 ml 87 ml 209 ml

CMO CMO CS

Fresh Vegetable

President's Choices Ready Pac

122 ml 122 ml

CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Vegetables and Fruit

Fresh Vegetable

Fresh Fruit Fresh Fruit Fresh Fruit

Compliments Crunch Pak Crunch Pak Disney

123 ml 122 ml 133 ml

CMO CMO CMO

Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce

Compliments Compliments Organic Dole Squishems Liquid Fruit Snack Dole Squishems Liquid Fruit Snack Dole Squishems Liquid Fruit Snack Eating Right Eating Right

Apple Apple Mixed Berry

110 ml 110 ml 87 ml

CMO CMO CMO

Fruit Sauce

Strawberry

87 ml

CMO

Fruit Sauce

Apple

87 ml

CMO

Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce

Apple Fieldberry Apple

110 ml 110 ml

CMO CMO

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Fruit Sauce Great Value Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Great Value Great Value Mott's Fruitsation Mott's Fruitsation Mott's Fruitsation Mott's Fruitsation Mott's Fruitsation Mott's Fruitsation Mott's Fruitsation Fruit Rockets Mott's Fruitsation Fruit Rockets Mott's Fruitsation and Veggie Mott's Organics Organics President's Choice President's Choice Organic

CS = Choose Sometimes Apple 110 ml Apple Mixed Berry Apple Peach Apple Apple Pomegranate Blueberry Delight Harvest Apple Peach Medley Strawberry Kiwi Apple 110 ml 110 ml 108 ml 108 ml 108 ml 108 ml 108 ml 108 ml 108 ml

CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Vegetables and Fruit

Fruit Sauce

Strawberry

108 ml

CMO

Fruit Sauce

Peach, Apple, Carrot Apple Apple Just Apples Apple

108 ml

CMO

Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce Fruit Sauce

110 ml 100 ml 100 ml 100 ml

CMO CMO CMO CMO

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Fruit Cup Fruit Cup Del Monte Dole

CS = Choose Sometimes Peach Chunks Packed in Juice Tropical Gold Pineapple in Fruit Juice Tropical Fruit in Fruit Juice Fruit Salad with Extra Cherries Cherry Fruit Salad in Pear Juice Concentrate Diced Peaches in Pear Juice Concentrate Diced Pears in Pear Juice Concentrate Mandarin Orange in Fruit Juice Tropical Fruit Cocktail in Pear Juice Concentrate Fruit Salad in Light Syrup 215 ml 107 ml CMO CMO

Fruit Cup Fruit Cup

Dole Dole Eating Right

107 ml 107 ml 107 ml

CMO CMO CMO

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Vegetables and Fruit

Fruit Cup

Fruit Cup

Eating Right

107 ml

CMO

Fruit Cup Fruit Cup Fruit Cup

Eating Right Eating Right Eating Right

107 ml 107 ml 107 ml

CMO CMO CMO

Fruit Cup

Dole

107 ml

CS

100% Fruit Juice 100% Fruit Juice 100% Fruit Juice 100% Fruit Juice 100% Fruit Juice

Compliments Del Monte Great Value Minute Maid Oasis

All Flavours All Flavours All Flavours All Flavours All Flavours

200 ml 180 ml 200 ml 200 ml 200 ml

CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often 100% Fruit Juice Oasis Fruits 100% Fruit Juice 100% Fruit Juice Oasis Fruit Zoo Open Nature

CS = Choose Sometimes All Flavours 200 ml All Flavours Pure Apple Juice (Not from Concentrate) All Flavours All Flavours All Flavours 200 ml 200 ml

CMO CMO CMO

100% Fruit Juice 100% Fruit Juice 100% Fruit Juice

President's Choice Safeway SunRype

200 ml 200 ml 200 ml

CMO CMO CMO

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Vegetables and Fruit

100% Fruit and Vegetable Juice 100% Fruit and Vegetable Juice

Eating Right President's Choice 100% Fruit and Vegetable Juice SunRype

All Flavours All Flavours

200 ml 200 ml

CMO CMO

100% Fruit and Vegetable Juice

All Flavours

200 ml

CMO

Vegetable Juice Vegetable Juice Vegetable Juice Vegetable Juice Vegetable Juice Vegetable Juice

V8 Heinz Motts Garden Cocktail Oasis V8 V8

Low Sodium Drink Tomato Juice Low Sodium Vegetable Cocktail 10 Vegetables Cocktail Original Drink V - Go Smooth and Seasoned

156 ml 156 ml 240 ml 300 ml 156 ml 156 ml

CMO CS CS CS CS CS

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often CS = Choose Sometimes 100% Dried Vegetables and/or Fruit Bars and Snacks Dried Fruit Dried Fruit Great Value President's Choice Mini Chef Sun-Maid Sun-Maid Ocean Spray California Raisins Raisins Snack 40 g 42 g CMO CMO

Dried Fruit

Raisins Mini - Packs Raisins Snack Craisins Sweetened Dried Cranberries Cape Cod Cranberries

40 g 42 g 28 g

CMO CMO CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Vegetables and Fruit

Dried Fruit Dried Fruit

Dried Fruit

Sun-Maid

30 g

CS

Fruit/ Vegetable Snacks Fruit/ Vegetable Snacks Fruit/ Vegetable Snacks Fruit/ Vegetable Snacks

Del Monte Mini Fruit Twists SunRype Fruit To - Go SunRype Fun Bites SunRype Squiggles

All Flavours All Flavours All Flavours All Flavours

18 g 14 g 14 g 18 g

CMO CMO CMO CMO

Fruit/ Vegetable Bar

SunRype Fruit Source Bar

All Flavours

37 g

CMO

100% Baked Vegetable/Fruit Baked Chip Bare Fruit Apple Chips All Flavours 32 g CMO

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Whole Grain Cereal, Breads and Pasta Hot Cereal Hot Cereal Hot Cereal Hot Cereal Hot Cereal Quaker - Instant Oatmeal Quaker - Instant Oatmeal Kraft - Cream of Wheat Quaker - Instant Oatmeal Quaker - Instant Oatmeal Quaker - Instant Oatmeal Western Family - Ready to Serve Oatmeal Western Family - Ready to Serve Oatmeal Western Family - Ready to Serve Oatmeal Western Family - Ready to Serve Oatmeal Kashi Kashi Kellogg's - Mini Wheats Kellogg's - Mini Wheats Nature's Path Nature's Path Flax Plus

CS = Choose Sometimes

Regular Wildberry Medley (high fibre) Original Apples and Cinnamon Apples and Cinnamon (45% less sugar) Peaches and Cream Apples and Cinnamon Maple and Brown Sugar Raisins and Spice

28 g 38 g 28 g 33 g 29 g

CMO CMO CS CS CS

Hot Cereal Hot Cereal

33 g 36 g

CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Grain Products

Hot Cereal

48 g

CS

Hot Cereal

47 g

CS

Hot Cereal

Peaches and Cream

36 g

CS

Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal

7 Whole Grain Puffed Cereal Go Lean - 7 Grain Brown Sugar Original Heritage Crunch MultiBran

20 g 55 g 54 g 54 g 55 g 30 g

CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Cold Cereal General Mills Cheerios Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal General Mills Cheerios General Mills Cheerios General Mills Kellogg's Kellogg's Kellogg's Kellogg's Kellogg's Kellogg's Special K Kellogg's Special K Nature's Path Optimum - Slim Post Post Post - Shreddies Post - Shreddies Quaker

CS = Choose Sometimes Honey Nut 29 g Multigrain Plain Golden Grahams All Bran Buds All Bran Flakes Corn Flakes Just Right Two Scoops Raisin Bran Red Berries Vanilla Almond Vanilla Alpha-Bits Honey Comb Original Honey Corn Bran Squares 30 g 27 g 34 g 28 g 34 g 30 g 46 g 55 g 29 g 29 g 55 g 30 g 30 g 50 g 45 g 30 g

CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Grain Products

Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal Cold Cereal

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Cold Cereal Quaker

CS = Choose Sometimes Life Cereal 30 g

CS

Granola Cereal Granola Cereal Granola Cereal Granola Cereal Granola Cereal Granola Cereal

Kellogg's Muslix Nature's Path Nature's Path Flax Plus Nature's Path Nature's Path Hemp Plus Nature's Path Flax Plus

Harvest Fruit Blueberry Almond Muesli Red Berry Crunch Pomegranate Plus Granola Granola Pumpkin Granola

52 g 55 g 55 g 55 g 55 g 55 g

CMO CMO CMO CS CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Grain Products

Crackers Crackers Crackers Crackers

Christie - Triscuit Thin Crisps Christie - Triscuit Thin Crisps Christie - Triscuit Low Sodium President's Choice Blue Menu Christie - Triscuit Dare - Breton Grissol - Crispy Baguettes Pepperidge Farms - Goldfish Baked Pepperidge Farms - Goldfish Baked

Parmesan Garlic Sweet Chili Original Ancient Grains Crackers Rosemary and Olive Oil Garden Vegetable Sesame and Garlic Cheddar

21 g 21 g 18 g 19 g

CMO CMO CMO CMO

Crackers Crackers Crackers Crackers

19 g 22 g 30 g 20 g

CS CS CS CS

Crackers

Cheese Trio

20 g

CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Crackers President's Choice

CS = Choose Sometimes 7 Grain Original 20 g Snack Cracker

CS

Rice Chips

Quaker - Crispy Minis 90 Calorie

Cheddar

20 g

CS

Popcorn

Orville Redenbacker's Mini Bags Popcorn Orville Redenbacker's Mini Bags Whole Grain Baked Products

Salt and Cracked Pepper Lime & Salt

5 cups

CS

5 cups

CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Grain Products

Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar

Compliments Chewy Balance Kashi - Chewy Kashi - Chewy Kashi - Chewy Nature's Path Organic Trail Mix Quaker - Chewy Bar Quaker - Chewy Bar Quaker - Chewy Bar Quaker - Chewy Bar Quaker - Fiber & Omega 3 Quaker - Fiber & Omega 3

Flax and Fibre Dark Mocha Almond Peanut Peanut Butter Seven Whole Grains and Almond Pumpkin-n-Spice Flax Plus Chocolate Chip Graham and Marshmallows Rocky Road S'Mores Chocolate Chip Dark Chocolate Chunk Peanut Butter Chocolate

30 g 35 g 35 g 35 g 35 g

CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO

Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar

26 g 26 g 26 g 26 g 35 g 35 g

CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Granola Bar Quaker Oatmeal to Go Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Quaker Oatmeal to Go Quaker Oatmeal to Go Annie's - Sweet and Salty Compliments Chewy (40% less fat) Compliments Chewy General Mills Fibre 1 Chewy Bars General Mills Fibre 1 Chewy Bars Kellogg's - All Bran Kellogg's - All Bran Kellogg's - All Bran Kellogg's Special K Kellogg's Special K Nature's Path Enviro Kidz Organic Nature's Path Enviro Kidz Organic Nature's Path Organic Chewy Nature's Path Organic Sweet & Salty

CS = Choose Sometimes Cinnamon Roll 40 g Maple and Brown Sugar Oats and Honey Chocolate Chocolate Chip 40 g 40 g 30 g 26 g

CMO CMO CMO CS CS

Granola Bar

Chocolate Chip Oats and Chocolate Oats and Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cinnamon Original Almond and Peanut Mocha Chocolate

26 g 35 g

CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Grain Products

Granola Bar

Granola Bar

35 g

CS

Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar

30 g 30 g 30 g 22 g 22 g 28 g

CS CS CS CS CS CS

Granola Bar

Peanut Choco Drizzle Chococonut Peanut Choco

28 g

CS

Granola Bar Granola Bar

35 g 35 g

CS CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Granola Bar Nature Valley Crunchy Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Nature Valley Crunchy Nature Valley Crunchy Nature Valley Crunchy Nature Valley Sweet & Salty Nature Valley Sweet & Salty Nature Valley Sweet & Salty President's Choice - Blue Menu - Chewy President's Choice Crunchy Baked President's Choice - Rich & Chewy President's Choice - Sweet & Salty President's Choice - Sweet & Salty Quaker - 100 Calorie Quaker - Yogurt Bar Western Family - Sweet & Salty

CS = Choose Sometimes Chocolate 42 g Oats and Honey Peanut Butter Roasted Almond Almond Peanut Roasted Mixed Nuts Marshmallow and Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter 46 g 46 g 46 g 35 g 35 g 35 g 26 g

CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Grain Products

Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar

Granola Bar

36 g

CS

Granola Bar

Chocolate Chip

28 g

CS

Granola Bar

Almond

35 g

CS

Granola Bar

Peanut

35 g

CS

Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar

Chocolate Chip Dipped Vanilla Peanut

22 g 35 g 35 g

CS CS CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often CS = Choose Sometimes Baked Whole Grains Products with Fruit and/or Vegetables Granola Bar Compliments - 8 Whole Grains Chewy Balance Compliments Chewy Balance Compliments Chewy Balance Kashi - Chewy Kashi - Chewy Kashi Fruit & Grain Compliments Cereal bar Compliments Cereal bar Compliments Cereal bar Compliments Cereal bar Compliments Cereal bar Compliments Chewy Compliments Chewy Compliments Semi-Dipped Kellogg's Nutrigrain Kellogg's Special K Muesli 30 g CMO

Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar

Banana Strawberry Raisin and Almond Cherry Dark Chocolate Trail Mix Dark Chocolate Coconut Apple and Cinnamon Blueberry Jumbleberry Raspberry Strawberry

30 g 30 g 35 g 35 g 32 g 38 g 38 g 38 g 38 g 38 g

CMO CMO CMO CMO CMO CS CS CS CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Grain Products

Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar

Granola Bar Granola Bar Granola Bar

Apple Berry Trail Mix Blueberry and Yogurt Flavoured Chip All Flavours Strawberry

26 g 26 g 30 g

CS CS CS

Granola Bar Granola Bar

37 g 23 g

CS CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Granola Bar Nature's Path Enviro Kidz Organic Granola Bar Nature's Path Enviro Kidz Organic Granola Bar Nature Valley Crunchy Fruit Granola Bar President's Choice - Blue Menu - Chewy President's Choice - Blue Menu - Fruit and Nut Chewy President's Choice - Blue Menu - Fruit and Nut Chewy President's Choice - Chewy Trail Mix President's Choice - Chewy Trail Mix President's Choice Crunchy Baked President's Choice - Whole Grain Cereal Bar Quaker - Yogurt Bar Quaker - Yogurt Bar

CS = Choose Sometimes Berry Blast 28 g

CS

Fruity Burst

28 g

CS

Apple Crisp Cranberry Apple

42 g 26 g

CS CS

Granola Bar

Apple and Almond

35 g

CS

Granola Bar

Cranberries and Almonds

35 g

CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Grain Products

Granola Bar

Cranberry Almond

35 g

CS

Granola Bar

Mixed Berries and Almonds Almonds and Berries Apple/Strawberry/ Blueberry

35 g

CS

Granola Bar

36 g

CS

Granola Bar

37 g

CS

Granola Bar Granola Bar

Blueberry Strawberry

35 g 35 g

CS CS

Whole Grain Baked Products Cookie Cookie Cookie Christie - Dad's Christie - Snak Paks Christie - Snak Paks Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie Soft Baked Cookies - Double Chocolate Soft Baked Cookies - Oatmeal Cinnamon 24 g 30 g 30 g CS CS CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Cookie Christie - Snak Paks

CS = Choose Sometimes Teddy Grahams 30 g Honey Chocolate Covered Pretzels Chips Ahoy Oreo Arrow Root Cookie 22 g 23 g 23 g 32 g

CS CS CS CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Grain Products

Cookie Cookie Cookie Cookie

Christie Thinsations Christie Thinsations Christie Thinsations President's Choice

Baked Whole Grains Products with Fruit and/or Vegetables Cookie Cookie Christie Christie - Peek Freans Lifestyle Selections Fig Newtons Cranberry Citrus Oat Crunch 29 g 30 g CS CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Fluid Milk Fluid Milk Fluid Milk All Dairyland

CS = Choose Sometimes

Plain (Skim, 1% or 2%) Reduced Sugar 1% Chocolate Milk

250 ml 250 ml

CMO CS

Fortified Soy Beverage Fortified Soy Beverage Fortified Soy Beverage Fortified Soy Beverage Fortified Soy Beverage Fortified Soy Beverage Fortified Soy Beverage Fortified Soy Beverage Fortified Soy Beverage Fortified Soy Beverage President's Choice - Blue Menu - Fortified So Good Fortified - Fat Free So Nice Organic Fortified So NiceOrganic Fortified So Nice Organic Fortified So Nice Organic Unsweetened So Good Fortified So Good Fortified So Good Fortified Original 250 ml CMO

Original

250 ml

CMO

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Milk and Alternatives

Original

250 ml

CMO

Vanilla

250 ml

CMO

Original

250 ml

CMO

Original

250 ml

CMO

Chocolate Strawberry Vanilla

250 ml 250 ml 250 ml

CS CS CS

Yogurt/Kefir from Milk Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Liberte Greek Yogurt Lucerne - Low Fat Astro - BioBest Maximmunite Astro - BioBest Maximmunite Plain Plain Acai berry Apricot Mango 175 ml 170 ml 94 ml 94 ml CMO CMO CS CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Yogurt Astro - BioBest Maximmunite Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Astro - BioBest Maximmunite Astro - Naturally Flavoured Astro - Original Fruit Bottom Danone - Activia Fat Free Danone - Activia Fat Free Danone - Activia Fat Free Danone - Activia Fat Free Danone - Activia Fibre - Fat Free Danone - Activia Fibre - Fat Free Danone Petit Danino Liberte - Organic Liberte - Organic Liberte - Organic Liberte - Organic No Name Fat Free

CS = Choose Sometimes Orange Cranberry 95 ml Strawberry All Flavours All Flavours Raspberry Peach Strawberry Vanilla Apple Muesli Red Berry and Cereals All Flavours Mango - Apricot Plain Raspberry Strawberry All Flavours 94 ml 100 ml 100 ml 100 ml 100 ml 100 ml 100 ml 100 ml 100 ml 60 ml 175 ml 175 ml 175 ml 175 ml 100 ml

CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Milk and Alternatives

Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt Yogurt

Yogurt Tubes

Yoplait

All Flavours

60 ml

CS

18

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Cheese, Hard/Soft from Milk Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Lucerne - String Cheese Lucerne - String Cheese No Name Stringable Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Babybel Babybel Babybel Black DiamondPortion Pack Black Diamond Kraft - Amooza Twists Kraft - Amooza Twists Kraft - Cracker Barrel Cheese Snacks Light Laughing Cow No Name Cheese Stick Vergeer Kaas

CS = Choose Sometimes

Marble Swirl Pizza Mozzarella Marble Mozzarella Medium Cheddar Old Cheddar Marble Cheddar Mini Light Cheese Mini Original Mini Swiss Taste Gouda Marble Mozzarella MozzarellaCheddar Medium Cheddar

21 g 21 g 42 g 30 g 30 g 30 g 20 g 20 g 20 g 21 g 21 g 21 g 21 g 21 g

CMO CMO CMO CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Milk and Alternatives

Hard Cheese Hard Cheese Hard Cheese

Light Cheese Marble Gouda

33 g 21 g 20 g

CS CS CS

19

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often CS = Choose Sometimes Fortified Soya Loaf and Slices (like Cheese) None of the products reviewed in this category met the CMO or CS criteria. Cottage Cheese Cottage Cheese Presidents Choice - Blue Menu 1% with Probiotics and Inulin Presidents Choice - Blue Menu 1% with Probiotics and Inulin Presidents Choice - Blue Menu 1% with Probiotics and Inulin Kozy Shack Kozy Shack Regular 113 g CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Milk and Alternatives

Cottage Cheese

Strawberry

113 g

CS

Cottage Cheese

Vanilla

113 g

CS

Pudding from Milk Pudding Pudding Chocolate Pudding Original Rice 113 g 113 g CS CS

20

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Meat/Fish/Poultry Fish Clover Leaf Flaked Light Tuna Clover Leaf Flaked Light Tuna Clover Leaf Flaked Light Tuna Clover Leaf Flaked Light Tuna Clover Leaf Flaked Light Tuna Clover Leaf Flaked Light Tuna Clover Leaf Tuna Pieces Ripn Ready Pouch Clover Leaf Solid White Tuna Clover Leaf Solid White Tuna Clover Leaf Solid Light Tuna No Name Flaked Light Tuna No Name Flaked Light Tuna Oceans Solid Light Tuna Ocean's Snack 'N Lunch Pacific Salmon Ocean's Snack 'N Lunch Light Tuna

CS = Choose Sometimes

Dill and Lemon

85 g

CS

Fish

Garlic and Hot Pepper Lemon and Pepper

85 g

CS

Fish

85 g

CS

Fish

Spicy Peanut Satay

85 g

CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Meat and Alternatives

Fish

Sundried Tomato and Basil Tomato and Onion

85 g

CS

Fish

85 g

CS

Fish

Yellowfin

85 g

CS

Fish

In Veg Broth and Olive Oil (Albacore) In Water (Albacore)

59 g

CS

Fish

59 g

CS

Fish Fish

Yellowfin in Olive Oil Spicy Thai Chili

70 g 85 g

CS CS

Fish

Tomato Basil

85 g

CS

Fish Fish

Basil Infused Oil Lemon and Dill

56 g 75 g

CS CS

Fish

Tomato and Onion

85 g

CS

21

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Fish Ocean's Snack 'N Lunch Light Tuna Fish Ocean's Snack 'N Lunch Light Tuna Fish Oceans Snack N Lunch Light Tuna Fish Oceans Snack N Lunch Light Tuna Fish Oceans Snack N Lunch Light Tuna Deli/ Luncheon Meats Dried Meat Dried Meat Dried Meat Dried Meat Dried Meat Dried Meat Jack Links Beef Jerky Jack Links Beef Jerky Jack Links Beef Jerky Jack Links Beef Jerky Jack Links Beef Jerky Oh Boy! Oberto Beef Jerky Oh Boy! Oberto Beef Jerky Oh Boy! Oberto Beef Jerky

CS = Choose Sometimes Thai Chili 85 g

CS

Smoked

85 g

CS

Lime and Jalapeno

85 g

CS

With Mayonnaise Style Dressing Teriyaki

85 g

CS

85 g

CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Meat and Alternatives

Jalapeno Original Peppered Sweet Hot Teriyaki Hickory Smoked

35 g 35 g 35 g 35 g 35 g 28 g

CS CS CS CS CS CS

Dried Meat

Original

28 g

CS

Dried Meat

Steakhouse

28 g

CS

Alternatives Nuts and Seeds Nuts and Seeds Blue Diamond Almonds Blue Diamond Almonds Burnbrae Naturegg Omega 3 Whole Natural Lightly Salted 18 g 17 g CMO CS

Eggs

Hard Boiled and Peeled Eggs

88 g

CMO

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often CS = Choose Sometimes Vegetarian Based Snack Bar: Calories 100 - 199 Snack Bar Snack Bar Snack Bar Luna Luna Taste of Nature Organic Food Bar Taste of Nature Organic Food Bar Taste of Nature Exotics Vel's Chocolate Peppermint Stick Nuts Over Chocolate California Almond Valley Quebec Cranberry Carnival Mediterranean Pistachio Passion Deluxe Flax Cranberry Bar 48 g 48 g 40 g CS CS CS

Snack Bar

40 g

CS

Snack Bar Snack Bar

40 g 40 g

CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Mixed Dishes

Vegetarian Based Snack Bar: Calories 200 - 299 Snack Bar Snack Bar Snack Bar Snack Bar Bounce Energy Ball Bounce Energy Ball Larabar Larabar Almond Protein Hit Peanut Protein Blast Cashew Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip 49 g 49 g 48 g 45 g CS CS CS CS

Trail Mix: Calories 200 None of the products reviewed in this category met the CMO or CS criteria. Meat/Fish/Poultry Based: Calories 100 199 Fish/ Crackers Fish/ Crackers Fish/ Crackers Clover Leaf Tuna snack kit Ocean's SnacKit Ocean's SnacKit Classic Light Tuna Onion and Celery Tuna 90 g 103 g 103 g CS CS CS

Frozen Entre

Michelina's Lean Gourmet

Chicken Stir-Fry

227 g

CS

23

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Frozen Entre Michelina's Real Gourmet Frozen Entre No Name Taquitos

CS = Choose Sometimes Classic Chicken 285 g Beef and Cheese 63 g

CMO CS

Meat/Fish/Poultry Based: Calories 200 299 Fish/ Crackers Fish/ Crackers Clover Leaf Tuna Salad Kit Gold Seal Tuna Snacks Chef Boyardee Mini Schneider's Lunchmate Michelina's Real Gourmet Co-op Gold Burrito Co-op Gold Burrito Eating Right Eating Right Eating Right Eating Right Spicy Thai Chili Spicy Thai Sweet Chili Spaghetti Rings and Meatballs Mini Burgers 90 g 103 g CS CS

Entre Entre

212 g 109 g

CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Mixed Dishes

Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre

Beef Bourguignon Beef and Bean Red Hot Butter Chicken Chicken with Vegetables Sweet and Sour Chicken Whole Grain Rotini Alfredo with Chicken Beef Merlot

285 g 100 g 100 g 255 g 285 g 250 g 255 g

CMO CS CS CS CS CS CS

Frozen Entre

Frozen Entre

Frozen Entre

Healthy Choice Gourmet Steamers Healthy Choice Gourmet Steamers Healthy Choice Gourmet Steamers

283 g

CS

Beef Teriyaki

283 g

CS

Cajun Chicken and Shrimp

295 g

CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Frozen Entre Healthy Choice Gourmet Steamers Healthy Choice Frozen Entre Gourmet Steamers Healthy Choice Frozen Entre Gourmet Steamers Healthy Choice Frozen Entre Gourmet Steamers Healthy Choice Frozen Entre Gourmet Steamers Healthy Choice Frozen Entre Gourmet Steamers Healthy Choice Frozen Entre Gourmet Steamers Lean Cuisine Frozen Entre Selections Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Lean Cuisine Selections Lean Cuisine Selections Lean Cuisine Selections Lean Cuisine Spa Lean Cuisine Spa Lean Cuisine Spa Michelina's Flatbreads Michelina's Michelina's Real Gourmet

CS = Choose Sometimes Grilled Basil 301 g Chicken Grilled Chicken Marinara Grilled Chicken Red Pepper Alfredo Lemon Garlic Chicken and Shrimp Mediterranean Grilled Chicken Ravioli and Chicken Florentine Thai Curry Chicken 283 g

CS

CS

292 g

CS

283 g

CS

283 g

CS

283 g

CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Mixed Dishes

283 g

CS

Chicken Parmigiana Ginger Beef Stir fry Glazed Chicken whole Grain Cranberry Pilaf Sweet and Sour Chicken Mango Curry Chicken Shrimp Alfredo Thai Chicken Chicken Club Lasagna with Meat Sauce 5 Cheese Chicken Ziti

268 g 230 g 225 g

CS CS CS

Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre

238 g 248 g 283 g 265 g 142 g 255 g 300 g

CS CS CS CS CS CS CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Michelina's Frozen Entre Real Gourmet Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Michelina's Real Gourmet Michelina's Real Gourmet No Name No Name No Name No Name Club Pack Baked Pizza Pouches President's Choice Blue Menu President's Choice Blue Menu President's Choice Blue Menu President's Choice Blue Menu President's Choice Blue Menu Reser's Fine Foods Baja Caf Burritos Safeway Pizza Packets Stouffer's

CS = Choose Sometimes Chicken Penne 300 g Toscana Chicken Teriyaki Sesame Glazed Chicken Chicken Penne Lasagna with Meat Sauce Spaghetti Bolognese Deluxe 285 g 285 g 215 g 215 g 215 g 100 g

CS CS CS CS CS CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Mixed Dishes

Frozen Entre

Frozen Entre

Chicken Bangkok

280 g

CS

Frozen Entre

Chicken Cacciatore

280 g

CS

Frozen Entre

Chicken Szechwan

225 g

CS

Frozen Entre

Frozen Entre

Chicken Tikka Masala 50% Less Fat Herbed Chicken with Barley Risotto Chicken and Bean

262 g

CS

290 g

CS

Frozen Entre

113 g

CS

Frozen Entre Frozen Entre

Deluxe BBQ Chicken with Seasoned Potato Wedges Cheeseburger

100 g 250 g

CS CS

Frozen Entre

Stouffer's Bistro Sliders

127 g

CS

26

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Weight Frozen Entre Watchers Smart Ones Weight Frozen Entre Watchers Smart Ones Weight Frozen Entre Watchers Smart Ones Weight Frozen Entre Watchers Smart Ones Frozen Entre

CS = Choose Sometimes Breakfast 113 g Quesadilla Chicken & Cheese Quesadilla English Muffin Sandwich Grilled Flatbread Chicken Marinara with Mozzarella Cheese Orange Sesame Chicken 113 g

CS

CS

113 g

CS

170 g

CS

Weight Watchers Smart Ones Gourmet Weight Spicy Szechuan Frozen Entre Watchers Style Vegetables & Smart Ones Chicken Weight Teriyaki Chicken Frozen Entre Watchers and Vegetables Smart Ones Weight Thai style Chicken Frozen Entre Watchers and Rice Noodles Smart Ones Meat/Fish/Poultry Based: Calories: 300 - 399 Entre Schneider's Lunchmate Pizza Healthy Choice Gourmet Steamers President's Choice Blue Menu Healthy Choice Gourmet Steamers Healthy Choice Gourmet Steamers Healthy Choice Gourmet Steamers Pepperoni

255 g

CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Mixed Dishes

255 g

CS

255 g

CS

255 g

CS

132 g

CS

Frozen Entre

Pineapple Chicken

298 g

CMO

Frozen Entre

Whole Wheat Rotini with Chicken Pesto General Tao's Spicy Chicken Sweet Sesame Chicken Grilled Balsamic Chicken

280 g

CMO

Frozen Entre

306 g

CS

Frozen Entre

292 g

CS

Frozen Entre

283 g

CS

27

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Frozen Entre Lean Cuisine

Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre

Lean Cuisine Lean Cuisine Lean Cuisine Selections Lean Cuisine Selections Lean Cuisine Selections Michelina's Michelina's Michelina's Lean Gourmet Michelina's Noodle Patty King International Jamaican Style Beef Patty President's Choice Blue Menu President's Choice Blue Menu President's Choice Blue Menu President's Choice Blue Menu President's Choice Blue Menu President's Choice

CS = Choose Sometimes Chicken, Spinach 170 g and Mushroom Panini Grilled Chicken 170 g Club Panini Steak and Mushroom Panini Chicken Fettuccine Grilled Chicken Carbonara Meat Lasagna Penne Pollo Spaghetti Bolognese Sweet and Sour Chicken Stroganoff with Ground Beef Mild 170 g 237 g 244 g 274 g 255 g 255 g 255 g 227 g 130 g

CS

CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Mixed Dishes

Frozen Entre

Butter Chicken

350 g

CS

Frozen Entre

Chicken Korma

350 g

CS

Frozen Entre

Italian Lasagna

280 g

CS

Frozen Entre

Sweet and Sour Chicken Sweet Chili Lemon Grass Chicken Macaroni and Beef

350 g

CS

Frozen Entre

350 g

CS

Frozen Entre

315 g

CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Frozen Entre Safeway Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Swanson Hearty Bowls

CS = Choose Sometimes Lasagna with Meat 255 g Sauce Sweet and Sour Chicken 350 g 170 g

CS CS CS

Weight Grilled Flatbread Watchers Southwestern Style Smart Ones Chicken Fiesta Frozen Entre Weight Stone-Fired Crust Watchers Fajita Chicken Smart Ones Pizza Meat/Fish/Poultry Based: Calories: 400 - 499 Frozen Entre President's Choice Indian Stouffers Bistro Melts Butter Chicken

203 g

CS

350 g

CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Mixed Dishes

Frozen Entre

Baja Grilled Chicken Flat Bread

170 g

CS

Meat/Fish/Poultry Based: Calories: 500 - 599 None of the products reviewed in this category met the CMO or CS criteria. Vegetarian Based: Calories: 100 - 199 Entre Entre Ready Pac Ready Snax Ready Pac Ready Snax Fruit, Caramel and Cheese Veggies, Fruit, Pretzels and Cheese White Cheddar 3 Beans With Corn 113 g 122 g CS CS

Vegetarian Based: Calories: 200 - 299 Entre Entre Kraft Dinner Snack Cup St. Dalfour Ready-to-eat Gourmet on the Go Healthy Choice Gourmet Steamers Lean Cuisine Selections 58 g 175 g CS CS

Frozen Entre

Mediterrean Grilled Vegetables Cheese Cannelloni

283 g

CS

Frozen Entre

246 g

CS

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Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Lean Cuisine Frozen Entre Selections Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Michelina's Lean Gourmet No Name No Name No Name No Name No Name Baked Pizza Pouches President's Choice Blue Menu Safeway Safeway Pizza Packets

CS = Choose Sometimes Cheese Ravioli 222 g Macaroni and Cheese Fettucine Alfredo Macaroni and Cheese Lasagna Alfredo with Broccoli Rigatoni Pomodoro 3 Cheese 227 g 215 g 215 g 215 g 215 g 100 g

CS CS CS CS CS CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Mixed Dishes

Frozen Entre

Cheese and Spinach Cannelloni Penne Primavera 4 Cheese

259 g

CS

Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre

255 g 100 g 255 g

CS CS CS

Weight 3 Cheese Ziti Watchers Marinara Smart Ones Vegetarian Based: Calories: 300 - 399 Entre Presidents Choice Blue Menu Schneider's Lunchmate Vegetarian Chili

415 g

CS

Entre

Pizza 2 Cheese

132 g

CS

Frozen Entre Frozen Entre

Amy's Organic Amy's Organic Presidents Choice Blue Menu

Beans and Rice Burrito Beans and Rice Burrito with Cheddar Cheese 100% Whole Wheat Penne with Roasted Vegetables

170 g 170 g

CMO CMO

Frozen Entre

300 g

CMO

30

Food Group

Food Subtype

Brand Name

Flavour

Package Size

ANGCY Category

CMO = Choose Most Often Michelina's Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Michelina's No Name Burritos Presidents Choice Blue Menu Safeway

CS = Choose Sometimes Macaroni and 255 g Cheese Penne Primavera Bean and Cheese Macaroni and 3 Cheese Macaroni and Cheese 255 g 142 g 300 g

CS CS CS CS

Frozen Entre

255 g 262 g

CS CS

This list provides examples of foods that meet the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth, as of August 2012. This list is not an endorsement for any particular product, brand or store. For more information on healthy food choices, download a copy of the guidelines at http://www.health.alberta.ca/documents/NutritionGuidelines-Children-AB-2011.pdf. For other healthy eating resources please visit: www.albertahealthservices.ca/2925.asp and www.healthyalberta.com.

Mixed Dishes

Weight Fettuccini Alfredo Watchers Smart Ones Weight Santa Fe Style Rice Frozen Entre Watchers and Beans Smart Ones Vegetarian Based: Calories: 400 - 499 Frozen Entre Frozen Entre Country Bean and Cheese Morning Burrito Vegetarian Based: Calories: 500 - 599

283 g

CS

142 g

CS

None of the products reviewed in this category met the CMO or CS criteria. Soup Broth Based: Calories: 200 None of the products reviewed in this category met the CMO or CS criteria. Soup Broth Based: Calories: 201 - 300 None of the products reviewed in this category met the CMO or CS criteria. Soup Meal Style: Calories: 200 None of the products reviewed in this category met the CMO or CS criteria. Soup Meal Style: Calories: 201 - 300 None of the products reviewed in this category met the CMO or CS criteria.

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