Matching
A. a fat substitute that does not provide any calories
B. the AMDR recommendation for grams of fat in a 2,000 calorie daily diet
C. the AMDR recommendation for percent of daily calories from fat
D. substances that replace fat in foods but still provide the same creamy properties only with fewer calories
E. amount of calories in your diet that should come from linoleic acid
24. Fat substitutes
25. Olestra
26. 20 to 35 percent
27. 44 to 74 grams
28. 5 to 10 percent
24. ANS: D
25. ANS: A
26. ANS: C
27. ANS: B
28. ANS: E
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