Which food combination provides a good source of complete protein for a child who eats a vegetarian diet?
Correct answer: A. Lentils served with rice
- A. Lentils served with rice
- B. Tea served with biscuits
- C. Boiled potato served with cucumber
- D. Sugar mixed with diluted fruit juice
Explanation
Combining legumes such as lentils with cereals such as rice improves the overall amino acid pattern and supplies useful protein. Tea and biscuits mainly provide limited nutrients, while potato, cucumber, sugar and juice do not provide adequate protein.
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