Question

isaak’s father baked cookies from scratch. from a nutrition perspective, will these be healthier than a box of cookies from a large company that isaak purchases at the grocery store? (1 point) ○ no, all cookies are very bad for you. ○ yes, anything homemade is very healthy. ○ no, packaged cookies tend to be lower in fat and sugar. ○ yes, homemade cookies will not contain preservatives.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• The first option ("No, all cookies are very bad for you") is incorrect because it makes an absolute statement; while cookies are generally high in sugar/fat, homemade ones can have better ingredients and no preservatives.
• The second option ("Yes, anything homemade is very healthy") is incorrect as "anything homemade" is not always healthy (e.g., homemade desserts can still be high in unhealthy components).
• The third option ("No, packaged cookies tend to be lower in fat and sugar") is incorrect because packaged cookies often have more additives, preservatives, and can have higher or comparable fat/sugar to homemade (which can be adjusted).
• The fourth option ("Yes, homemade cookies will not contain preservatives") is correct. Homemade cookies from scratch typically don't include preservatives (unlike many packaged grocery - store cookies), and the baker can control ingredients (e.g., use less sugar/fat or healthier alternatives), making them potentially healthier from a nutrition perspective (considering preservative - free and ingredient control aspects).

Answer:

D. Yes, homemade cookies will not contain preservatives.