nutrient-dense

American  

[noo-tree-uhnt-dens] / ˈnu tri əntˌdɛns /

adjective

1. (of food) relatively rich in nutrients for the number of calories contained.

   A potato is a nutrient-dense carbohydrate.

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Other Word Forms

• nutrient density noun

Example Sentences

"While GLP-1 receptor agonists are increasingly used, there remains a clear gap in structured nutritional guidance. In the interim, we can draw on well-established post-bariatric nutrition principles. Our previous work highlights the importance of prioritizing nutrient-dense foods including high-quality protein intake, ideally distributed evenly across meals, to help preserve lean mass during periods of reduced appetite and rapid weight loss."

From Science Daily

In the last few weeks, supermarkets The Co-op, Morrisons and Marks and Spencer have brought out nutrient-dense ranges of ready meals, and Ocado now sells a 100g steak, which it said was in response to the growing number of customers seeking smaller portions.

From BBC

He thinks GLP-1 drugs are "changing the culture", making it fashionable to eat more nutrient-dense foods and "adding oxygen to existing trends".

From BBC

It debuted a new nutrient-dense menu, created in collaboration with the wellness company Function.

From Los Angeles Times

“Today, the lies stop. The new guidelines recognize that whole, nutrient-dense food is the most effective path to better health and lower healthcare costs.”

From MarketWatch