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Salt Content Guide Reference tables to help you find hidden salt October 2011 1

How do I use this Guide? Look in the tables provided and find out how much sodium is hidden in the foods that you eat. It is arranged by meals and in food groups to help you find foods easily. We have used the traffic light system to give you an idea if something is low (green), medium (amber) or high (red) in sodium. Choosing foods with more green and amber than reds, will help you to make healthier choices. We have also included a percentage of the recommended daily amount (RDA) each portion contains. The RDA for sodium is less than 2400mg per day. Please remember this is a guide and the sodium content will vary between brands. Checking food labels for salt or sodium content is the most accurate way of knowing how much is in the food that you eat. Food analysis information, along with food labels and average portion sizes of foods have been used to produce this guide. Obviously some individuals will eat larger portions, while others will have smaller quantities, so you will need to account for this. At the back of the booklet is an example meal plan, so you can see how making small changes can have a big impact on your daily salt intake. There is also a salt calculator which enables you to record your daily food intake and by using the guide, will enable you to estimate the amount of salt you have eaten. 2

Breakfast Breakfast Cereals Weight (g) Sodium (mg) % of RDA All-Bran 40 340 14 Bran Flakes 30 240 10 Cheerios 30 150 6 Clusters 30 150 6 Coco Pops 30 135 6 Corn Flakes 30 158 7 Crunchy Nut Corn Flakes 30 180 8 Frosties 30 180 8 Fruit 'n Fibre 30 180 8 Grapenuts 45 367 11 Muesli 60 228 10 Muesli, with no added sugar & salt 60 24 1 Nutri-Grain 37 111 5 Oat Bran Flakes, with raisins 35 210 9 Porridge 50 0 0 Puffed Wheat 20 <1 <1 Ready Brek 30 4 <1 Rice Krispies 30 195 8 Ricicles 30 135 6 Shredded Wheat (2) 45 4 <1 Shreddies 45 248 10 Special K 30 240 10 Sugar Puffs 30 3 <1 Sultana Bran 30 180 8 Weetabix (2) 40 108 5 Weetos 30 90 4 Other Breakfast Items Back bacon (2 rashers) 50 940 39 Baked beans reduced salt (small 200 400 17 tin) Baked beans (small tin) 200 600 25 Egg (1) 50 75 3 Jam / marmalade (on 1 slice toast) 15 8 <1 Kipper fillet (medium) 130 1287 54 Marmite (thin spread on 1 slice 5 215 9 toast) Omelette, cheese (2 eggs) 120 1105 46 Omelette, plain (2 eggs) 120 0 0 Pancakes, savoury 110 281 12 Pancakes, sweet 110 0 0 Sausage (1 medium) 30 325 18 Smoked salmon 56 1052 44 3

Other Breakfast Items Weight (g) Sodium (mg) % of RDA Bagel (1) 70 385 16 Baguette (1 slice) 40 246 10 Croissants (1) 60 251 11 Crumpets (2) 80 823 34 Hot cross buns (1) 50 47 2 Malt bread, fruited (1 slice) 35 86 4 Muffins, English style, white (1) 70 345 14 Pitta bread, white (1) 70 307 13 Rye bread (1 slice) 25 145 6 Soda Bread (1 slice) 40 167 7 Toast (1 slice) 31 170 6 4

Light Meals Light Bites Weight (g) Sodium(mg) % RDA Bagel (1) 70 385 16 Baguette (1 slice) 40 246 10 Bread (2 slices) 72 360 14 Bread roll (small) 48 257 11 Cream cracker e.g. Jacobs (2) 14 85 4 Crispbread e.g. Ryvita (2) 20 44 2 Jacket potato (medium with skin) 180 22 <1 Pitta bread, white (1) 70 307 13 Water biscuit e.g. Carrs (2) 16 75 3 Match the items above with the appropriate filling below. Cheddar, Red Leicester, Double 50 325 14 Gloucester Cheese spread (e.g. Dairylea) 30 323 13 Chicken 50 40 2 Corned beef (1 slice) 40 344 14 Cottage cheese 50 150 6 Cream cheese (e.g. Philadelphia) 30 90 4 Egg (1) 50 75 3 Fish paste (small jar) 35 210 9 Ham (1 slice) 25 300 13 Hummus (1tbsp) 30 201 8 Mayonnaise (1 tbsp) 15 68 3 Pate, liver 40 300 13 Peanut butter (thick spread on 1 20 75 3 slice) Prawns 50 795 33 Salmon, smoked 56 1052 44 Salmon, tinned 45 180 8 Tuna in brine 45 180 8 Tuna in spring water 45 135 7 5

Other Light Bites Weight (g) Sodium (mg) % RDA Cornish pasty 160 640 27 Omelette, cheese (2 eggs) 120 1105 46 Omelette, plain (2 eggs) 120 0 0 Onion bhaji (2) 70 158 6 Quiche Lorraine (small slice) 95 653 26 Pizza cheese & tomato (shop 100 280 12 bought ) Pizza meat (shop bought) 100 310 13 Pork pie 140 910 38 Scotch egg 120 804 34 Soup (1/2 can) 200 800 33 Vegetable pasty 155 367 15 Vegetable samosa (1) 75 293 12 Savoury Snacks Corn and starch snacks e.g. Skips 18 238 10 Corn snacks e.g. Wotsits 25 283 12 Peanuts, plain 50 1 <1 Peanuts, roasted & salted 50 200 8 Popcorn, plain 25 1 <1 Potato crisps, low fat 40 292 12 Potato crisps, ready salted 40 320 13 Prawn crackers 30 230 10 Salt n Shake crisps (without the salt 24 0 0 sachet) Tortilla chips 50 430 18 Twiglets 25 335 14 6

Main Meals The following information has been split into food groups - carbohydrate, protein and vegetables. Eating something from each food group ensures that you are eating a balance. Sauces and stock cubes are also included. Carbohydrate Weight (g) Sodium (mg) % RDA Chapati (1) 55 72 3 Chips (fresh) small portion 100 35 1 Chips (frozen) small portion 100 53 2 Naan bread (1) 160 966 40 Pappadum (1) 12 175 7 Pasta 75 0 0 Potato, boiled (1) 60 0 0 Potato, jacket with skin (1 medium) 180 13 <1 Potato, instant mash (1 scoop) 60 168 7 Potato, mashed (1 scoop) 60 30 1 Potato, roast (2 small) 50 9 <1 Rice 75 0 0 Protein meat and meat products Weight (g) Sodium (mg) % RDA Beef, minced 140 102 4 Beef, roast 90 56 2 Beefburger, homemade 80 296 12 Beefburger, takeaway 80 360 15 Chicken, roast 100 80 3 Faggots in gravy (2) 150 810 34 Gammon steak, grilled 170 2006 84 Kebab meat Doner (small kebab) 85 731 30 Kidney / liver (pig / lamb) 100 392 16 Lamb, roast 90 72 3 Lasagne (ready meal size) 400 820 34 Pie - steak / chicken (individual pie) 150 690 29 Pork chops (1) 85 60 2 Pork, roast 90 54 2 Sausage (1 medium) 30 325 18 Turkey, roast 90 81 3 Protein fish and fish products Calamari (batter) 120 106 4 Cod / haddock / plaice, baked / 120 100 4 steamed Cod in breadcrumbs 120 576 24 Haddock / plaice in breadcrumbs 120 348 15 7

Protein fish and fish products Weight (g) Sodium (mg) % RDA Cod in batter (chip shop) 200 320 13 Cod in parsley sauce (boil in bag) 170 442 18 Crab meat (dressed crab) 130 546 23 Fish cake (2) 100 600 25 Fish finger (2) 56 263 11 Herring fillet (1 medium ) 119 190 8 Kipper fillet, grilled 130 1222 50 Lemon sole, grilled 170 187 8 Mackerel in tomato sauce (tinned) 125 313 13 Mackerel, grilled 160 101 4 Mackerel, smoked 150 1125 47 Monkfish, grilled 70 14 <1 Pilchards in tomato sauce (tinned) 155 450 19 Prawns 60 468 20 Salmon en croute (shop bought) 190 361 15 Salmon steak, grilled / steamed 100 54 2 Salmon, smoked 56 1053 44 Salmon, tinned 100 440 18 Sardines in brine (tinned) 100 530 22 Sardines in tomato sauce (tinned) 100 350 15 Sardines, grilled (6) 86 120 5 Scampi 170 1120 47 Trout 120 106 4 Whitebait, fried 80 184 8 Vegetables Weight (g) Sodium (mg) % RDA Baked beans reduced salt (small 200 400 17 tin) Baked beans (small tin) 200 600 25 Beetroot, pickled (1) 35 42 2 Coleslaw (1 tbsp) 45 72 3 Marrowfat peas (1 tbsp) 30 126 5 Onions, pickled (1) 15 68 3 Tomatoes, tinned (1/4 tin) 100 trace <1 Vegetables, canned (in salted water) 80 >200 >8 Vegetables, canned (in water) 80 trace <1 Vegetables, fresh or frozen 80 trace <1 8

Vegetarian Meals Weight (g) Sodium (mg) % RDA Macaroni cheese, canned 220 800 22 Macaroni cheese, recipe 220 623 26 Quorn mince 75 100 4 Quorn pieces 75 200 8 Quorn sausages (1) 45 170 7 Tofu original 100 trace <1 Vegeburger 56 274 11 Vegetable lasagne, ready meal 400 1560 65 Vegetarian sausage (1) 45 300 13 Sauces, Stocks etc Weight (g) Sodium(mg) % RDA Bolognese sauce (jar) 125 320 12 Chilli con carne (jar) 125 350 15 Curry sauce (jar) 125 490 20 Gravy granules 50ml 230 10 Gravy granules, reduced salt 50ml 150 6 Stock cube 100ml 280 12 Stock cubes, Heinz for baby 100ml 20 <1 Stock cubes, Kallo very low salt 100ml 2 <1 Tomato ketchup (1 tbsp) 15 135 6 Tomato ketchup reduced salt (1 15 105 4 tbsp) Tomato puree (1 tbsp) 15 15 <1 Yeast extract (1 tsp) 9 387 16 9

Example Meal Plan Sodium (mg) Sodium (mg) Breakfast Breakfast Shreddies 248 Weetabix x2 108 Toast x2 with yeast extract 469 Toast x2 with jam 350 Snack Meal Snack Meal Cheese sandwich 685 Tuna sandwich 495 Crisps 320 Salt n Shake crisps 0 Main Meal Jar of Bolognese sauce with minced beef and pasta Or Sausages x2 with gravy, mashed potato and vegetables Snack 422 940 Main Meal Home-made Bolognese sauce with minced beef and pasta Or Pork chop with reduced salt gravy, mashed potato and vegetables Snack 102 270 Crumpet x2 823 Crackers x2 with cream cheese 175 Total: 2967-3485mg sodium = 7.5-8.7g salt = 125-145 % RDA Total: 1230-1400mg sodium = 3-3.5g salt = 51-58% RDA 10

Salt Calculator List the foods that you eat during the day in the table below and estimate the portion size. Use the Salt Content Guide to allow you to estimate the sodium content of the food you are eating. Total it up at the end of the day and see how you compare to the RDA. Complete it for different days, so you can identify better choices. Food Weight (g) Sodium (mg) Breakfast Light Meal Main Meal Snacks TOTAL To work out the salt content, use the following calculation: Your daily sodium total divide by 1000 then times by 2.5 = Your daily salt intake: mg sodium divide by 1000 times by 2.5 = g salt The recommended daily amount is less than 2400mg sodium or 6g salt per day. 11