Foods with a high nutrient density are those that are:

A. high in energy and low in essential nutrient content.
B. low in energy and high in essential nutrient content.
C. low in both energy and essential nutrient content.
D. high in both energy and essential nutrient content.


Ans: B. low in energy and high in essential nutrient content.

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