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    Organic Food

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    wondered why organic foods are more expensive? Why organic foods are kept separately from the other food in a grocery store? Why some produce has special labels? The food all looks the same on the outside. An apple marked organic looks the same as any other apple in the produce section of the store. The difference is not the outward appearance but how the apple was grown and processed. The word organic gives the impression that the food will be safer and more nutritious to eat than food without the organic

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    Organic Food

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    The U.S. organic food industry crossed a threshold in 2000: for the first time‚ more organic food was purchased in conventional supermarkets than in any other venue. Industry estimates suggest that nearly half of the $7.8 billion spent on organic food in 2000 was purchased in conventional retail outlets. Organic products are now available in nearly 20‚000 natural foods stores (Natural Foods Merchandiser)‚ and are sold in 73 percent of all conventional grocery stores (Food Marketing Institute)

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    FOOD PROCESSING

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    Sometimes abrasion peeling is used as a pre-peeling step before knife peeling. Alternative: The capital and energy costs of the process are low‚ but steam peeling is reported to be more economical. Sort by size (fixed aperture screen) Foods that are meant to be cooked/heated are sorted by size. For example‚ potatoes are sorted by size. The reason potatoes are sorted by size is to get a uniform size for the potatoes product. It is to get a uniform quality for every product. Moreover

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    Final Draft Food Culture in Vietnam and America When we discuss about the differences between Vietnamese and America culture‚ we can think of many things such as History‚ Style of Music‚ Arts‚ Religion‚ Language‚ etc. And‚ I will tell you some differences and similarities in eating culture of the two countries. Even though they both have things in common such as family’s dinner‚ tea and coffee for morning‚ three meals a day or small snacks between main meals. But‚ the food cultures of two countries

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    street food

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    Street food is ready-to-eat food or drink sold in a street or other public place‚ such as a market or fair‚ by a hawker or vendor‚ often from a portable stall.[1] While some street foods are regional‚ many are not‚ having spread beyond their region of origin. Most street foods are also classed as both finger food and fast food‚ and are cheaper on average than restaurant meals. According to a 2007 study from the Food and Agriculture Organization‚ 2.5 billion people eat street food every day.[2] Today

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    Nanotechnology in Food

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    when we go to the grocery store and pick out our food‚ we aren’t thinking about the type of packing our food in contained in. We’ve become so accustomed to watching the label and expiration dates of a product that some people put as much faith into it as the look of the food itself. Heck‚ you can’t even look at some food until you get it home and open it. However‚ most types of food in that opaque packaging generally have a wide berth of days between when you pick it up‚ and when it expires. Our

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    Food in Italy

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    traditions of cooking. They take pride in their food and live by the credo that food is only used if it is fresh‚ local and in season. There has been much debate on what defines Italian food and through research one can see that Italian food is not typical of a specific dish‚ rather that each region offers a new variance of depth and originality that is not common to the Americanized beliefs of solely pasta and pizza. Yes one could lump Italian food into categories such as breads‚ pasta‚ olive oil

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    The food that we consume has multifarious impacts on our physique. It isn’t quite simple to identify whether the food is very organic. These foods also supply you with the essential elements you body requirements. It is a simple yet intricate food filled with the essential bacteria for a healthier digestive system. Both fruits are full of vitamins‚ minerals‚ and fiber‚ which are useful in keeping specified diseases at bay. Particular fruits are excellent for relieving pain. The best way is to include

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    Bolivian Food

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    Bolivian Food Although it has been said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day but‚ in Bolivia lunch is the main meal of day. It usually includes soup and a main dish. The potato is the main staple‚ served at most meals‚ sometimes with rice or noodles. Bolivian food is not often spicy‚ but a sauce "la llajwa" is usually available which is made with tomato and locoto (hot chilies). (http://www.languagecrossing.com/Destinations/Bolivia/Food_of_Bolivia/)Traditional Bolivian food uses meat

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    Food for Thought

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    Food for Thought As of 2005‚ hunger continues to be a worldwide problem. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations‚ "850 million people worldwide were undernourished in 1999 to 2005‚ the most recent years for which figures are available" and the number of hungry people has recently been increasing. The official poverty rate in the U.S. has increased for four consecutive years‚ from a 26-year low of 11.3%

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