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Cardio-protective Diet for You - NDR-UK

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made from these including pastries, pies, samosas. There are a few plant-based foods high<br />

in saturated fat, including coconut cream, coconut oil and palm oil (or red oil).<br />

Sources of saturated fat and how to reduce your intake<br />

Saturated fat<br />

How to reduce these<br />

Visible white fat on meat. • Reduce red meat and choose lean cuts.<br />

Poultry with its skin.<br />

• Reduce processed meat products such as sausages,<br />

burgers, salami, meat balls.<br />

• Remove visible fat be<strong>for</strong>e cooking.<br />

• Grill meat to allow fat to drain off.<br />

• Remove skin from poultry.<br />

Butter, ghee, dripping, lard,<br />

palm kernel oil, palm oil,<br />

coconut oil.<br />

Mayonnaise, tartar sauce,<br />

Marie rose sauce.<br />

Full-fat milk<br />

Cheese<br />

Cream and full fat crème<br />

fraiche<br />

Coconut oil, coconut cream<br />

Pastries, pasties, pies<br />

• Dry fry mince and drain off the fat be<strong>for</strong>e cooking.<br />

• Swap to a plant-based spread instead of butter or<br />

ghee on bread, chapattis and in baking.<br />

• Use small amounts of unsaturated oils in cooking<br />

instead of butter or lard.<br />

• If certain dishes require a specific oil than try to limit<br />

these.<br />

• Try to use alternative flavourings like lemon juice,<br />

vinegar, natural yoghurt, fat-free dressings.<br />

• If you must continue to use these, swap to low-fat<br />

version and use sparingly.<br />

• Swap to skimmed or semi-skimmed.<br />

• Try to keep to a small portion, about 30g or the size<br />

of a small matchbox.<br />

• Try to only have cheese occasionally and don’t<br />

routinely use it as an extra on top of pasta or baked<br />

beans.<br />

• Choose softer pasteurised cheeses like goat’s cheese<br />

or brie instead of Cheddar or stilton.<br />

• Avoid full-fat cream-based sauces with meat, poultry,<br />

fish and pasta – choose vegetable and tomato<br />

alternatives.<br />

• Use low-fat alternatives in cooking, <strong>for</strong> example lowfat<br />

crème fraiche instead of cream.<br />

• Try low-fat natural yoghurt, fromage frais or crème<br />

fraiche with desserts.<br />

• Use light versions and sparingly.<br />

• If eating foods that frequently use coconut such as<br />

South Indian or Thai cuisine, try to use alternatives<br />

without such as dishes tom yum soup.<br />

• Choose filo pastry rather than short crust if baking at<br />

home.<br />

• Try making your own pastry using an unsaturated<br />

spread (suitable <strong>for</strong> baking).<br />

• Make pastry toppings rather than a whole pie to<br />

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