NEW YORK, Oct. 21, 2008

Fun Food Quiz

Keri Glassman Addresses Truth Of Several "Givens" About Common Items

  • Keri Glassman, left, Maggie Rodriguez and Harry Smith on <i><b>The Early Show</i></b> Tuesday

    Keri Glassman, left, Maggie Rodriguez and Harry Smith on The Early Show Tuesday  (CBS)

  • Food For Thought Fact Or Fiction?

    How much do you really know about nutrition? Take our quiz!

(CBS)  How much do you really know about nutrition?

You may be taking plenty for granted!

To find out, test your knowledge by playing along with a pop quiz registered dietician and Early Show contributor Keri Glassman offered Tuesday.

She went through several food "facts," challenging co-anchors Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez to say whether they were true or false.

The common assumptions Glassman cited as she put Smith and Rodriguez through their nutritional paces:

1. COFFEE IS DEHYDRATING

2. SEA SALT IS MORE NUTRITIOUS THAN TABLE SALT

3. WHOLE WHEAT IS DIFFERENT FROM WHOLE GRAIN

4. WHITE SUGAR IS AS NUTRITIOUS AS BROWN SUGAR

5. ORGANIC DAIRY HAS MORE NUTRITIONAL VALUE THAN REGULAR DAIRY

6. YOU CAN DRINK TOO MUCH WATER

7. CRAVINGS MEAN YOU ARE DEFICIENT IN CERTAIN NUTRIENTS

So -- think you know whether they're really true?

Click on "Fact or Fiction?" above to play along, or click on the image below to watch the segment to get the answers:



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by sugarbrown2t2 October 22, 2008 8:29 PM EDT
This quiz was an interesting one.

I have to say because of the business I''m in, I''d like it if Brown Sugar was more healthy than white sugar, but I guess that''s a dessert lover''s pipe dream! :o)

Cindy H
http://www.jbkpottery.com
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