What do the nine pictures show?

Three balanced-diet charts in three styles: the classic food pyramid, a healthy plate divided by food group, and an Indian thali with each dish labeled.

What is the difference between the three styles?

The illustrated style has soft outlines and small drawn foods, the flat poster has bright shapes and no outlines, and the chalkboard style is a hand-drawn diagram in white and pastel chalk.

Does the thali show a full day's meal?

No. It shows one balanced meal, with rice, roti, dal, a vegetable, curd and salad, each labeled by its food group.

Can I ask for a different diet, such as vegetarian?

Yes. A direction such as vegetarian is a request the picture will try to follow, not a guaranteed result.

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Food pyramid chart: food pyramid, healthy plate, Indian thali

Food pyramid charts — a food pyramid in five tiers, grains and cereals at the wide base, then vegetables and fruits, then milk and protein, with oils and sweets in the small tip, each tier named and filled with small drawn foods, a friendly children's book illustration with soft outlines and small drawn foods

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Reading 3Indian thali

A food pyramid chart for teachers, parents and dietitians showing a balanced diet. The pyramid has five tiers, from grains at the base to oils and sweets at the tip. The healthy plate divides a round plate into vegetables, fruits, grains and protein. The Indian thali lays out rice, roti, dal, a sabzi, curd and salad, each labeled by food group. Type a direction, such as vegetarian, and the picture will try it.

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Frequently asked questions

What do the nine pictures show?: Three balanced-diet charts in three styles: the classic food pyramid, a healthy plate divided by food group, and an Indian thali with each dish labeled.
What is the difference between the three styles?: The illustrated style has soft outlines and small drawn foods, the flat poster has bright shapes and no outlines, and the chalkboard style is a hand-drawn diagram in white and pastel chalk.
Does the thali show a full day's meal?: No. It shows one balanced meal, with rice, roti, dal, a vegetable, curd and salad, each labeled by its food group.
Can I ask for a different diet, such as vegetarian?: Yes. A direction such as vegetarian is a request the picture will try to follow, not a guaranteed result.

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