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Special  Diets Religious Preferences,  Menu Selection & Food Allergies Special  Diets Religious Preferences,  Menu Selection & Food Allergies

Special Diets Religious Preferences,  Menu Selection & Food Allergies - PowerPoint Presentation

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Special Diets Religious Preferences,  Menu Selection & Food Allergies - PPT Presentation

Your Description Goes Here Introducing food concepts Your Description Goes Here What you wil l learn When did all these diets get so complicated Your Description Goes Here Catholicism No meat ID: 809145

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Slide1

Special

Diets

Religious Preferences,  Menu Selection & Food Allergies

Slide2

Your Description Goes Here

Introducing food concepts

Slide3

Your Description Goes Here

What you wil

l learn

Slide4

When did all these diets get so complicated?

Slide5

Your Description Goes Here

Catholicism

No

meat

on Ash Wednesday, Good Friday and all Fridays of Lent

Slide6

Your Description Goes Here

Judaism

Off the Menu:

No pork or Shellfish, fish is acceptable as long as it has fins and scales

All animals with split hooves and which chew the cud

Refrain from eating meat and dairy in the same meal

No wine unless it’s kosher

All meat has to be prepared by a qualified kosher butcher

If meat was eaten in the same day, one must wait six hour before consuming any dairy

Slide7

Your Description Goes Here

Judaism

Food for thought

People

who keep kosher are

very

particular.

Buffet? The

chef will need to give the participant their own tray of food.

F

ood

will

need

to be prepared and served kosher.

Hint: Use

a kosher caterer to provide a certified kosher meal. They can also provide you with the kosher utensils, cups, and plates.

The

meal can be re-heated but must be kept covered so the guest can see the rabbinic seal is intact.

Slide8

Your Description Goes Here

Muslim

Off the

Menu

Carnivorous

animals

All pork and pork products are totally forbidden

Alcohol

Foods

with these products:

Lard

Gelatin

Rennet

Whey

Vanilla extract

Slide9

Your Description Goes Here

Muslim

Food for

thought

During the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims do not eat from dawn to sunset

Slide10

Your Description Goes Here

Buddhism

Off the

menu

Many

Buddhists are vegetarians and refrain from the use of

alcohol

“Five

Pundgent

spices”

Onions

Garlic

Scallions

Chives

Leeks

Slide11

Your Description Goes Here

Buddhism

Food for

thought

Buddha’s

Five Contemplations While Eating

What

food is this?

Where did it come from?

Why and I eating it?

When should I eat and benefit for this food

How should I eat it?

Slide12

Your Description Goes Here

Hinduism

Off the

menu

Meat

for many, especially beef

Slide13

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Mormonism

Off the

menu

Caffeine

Alcohol

Slide14

Food allergy vs intolerance

- signs and symptoms of reaction

Slide15
What is a food allergy?

An immune system response.

What are the symptoms of a Food Allergy?Rash or hivesNauseaStomach pain

Diarrhea

Itchy skin

Shortness of breath

Chest painSwelling of the airways to the lungsAnaphylaxis

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What is food intolerance?

Food

intolerance is a digestive system response vs. an immune system response. Symptoms of Food IntoleranceNausea

Stomach pain

Gas, cramps and bloating

Vomiting

Heartburn

Diarrhea

Headaches

Irritability or nervousness

 

Slide17

Top food allergies & intolerances

Most common food allergiesPeanutsTree nuts, i.e. walnuts, pecansFishShellfishEggs

Milk

Soy

Corn

Wheat

Slide18

Top food intolerances

MilkGluten free or Celiac- Products to avoidWheat BarleyRyeOats

Semolina

Commercial salad dressing

Instant coffee

Canned soupBeer, ale, and any grain alcoholCurry powdersCanned

tuna

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Top food intolerances

Diabetic- VegetarianOco-Lacto Vegetarian: eats plant food plus eggs and milk productLacto Vegetarian: eats plant food and milk products

Pure vegetarian: plant food only

Vegan: excludes using any animal product for any purpose i.e. meat poultry fish, and seafood, and animal products like milk, eggs and

honey

Slide20

Talk to your CSM

Let

the CSM know during the menu pre-planning.

Hint: Make

sure you capture

during registration.

Slide21

Thank you!