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    Healthy Food vs. Burger King Food The Arabic philosopher Ibn Khaldoun once said‚ “A man’s palate can‚ in time‚ become accustomed to anything.” While this French emperor may have had some plight in his battle of Waterloo against the British‚ Germans‚ Belgians‚ Dutch and Prussians‚ he certainly has hit the nail on the head this time. The food industry has progressed in ways that may not be different to the human palate‚ but hopefully remain different to the human conscience. With all the options

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    Cause and Effect

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    Victor Bonilla Cause and Effect Essay Effects of Eating Junk Food Eating junk food can have a significant impact on one’s health. Many people enjoy eating this food but the health consequences can be serious and can range to weight gain to illness such as cholesterol and diabetes. The term junk food refers to food that are relatively high in calories‚ but low in nutritional value‚ it also has large quantities of sugar which makes the energy levels to go up. Junk food is often high in sugar‚ salt

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    Food Inc

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    H. White English 112 Mr. B 6 April 2013 FOOD INC When walking down the meat isle in the grocery store‚ do people stop to think where the meat came from? A lot of the labels on food will say that it is farm fresh‚ but does it really come from all natural environments or not? It is a good question to consider‚ because people have a right to know where their food is coming from and how it is processed. Throughout the Food Inc movie‚ it shows the animals growing environments and also explains

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    Biotech food corporations have patented a number of genetically altered food and pharmaceutical crops that can only be grown with a proper license and new seeds must be purchased each year. Regrettably genetically engineered crops cannot be contained. Over the years Monsanto has sued hundreds of farmers for patent infringements and many of these farmers have been driven into bankruptcy and have lost everything. Farmer Percy Schmeiser refused to give in‚ Schmeiser had been in the farming business

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    Fast Food and Obesity

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    Fast food and Obesity When one thinks about food‚ the first thing that might jump to one’s mind would be the delicious home made mother’s special roast‚ or for many it might be a cultural dish that westerners do not recognise as the perfect meal but still is respectively for those who adore it. However those days have long gone when a perfectly cooked meal was an everyday occurring. With a fast paced life in the western world the invention and development of fast food (industry) has grown like

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    Derek Tyler Hannah Fast Food and the Effect it has On Our Health The fast food industry has severely changed over the years‚ how these restaurants started‚ what are the health factors‚ and what has caused them to have such great success I. Fast food is introduced A. What brought about the idea of a fast food restaurant B. How quickly they flourished C. Advertising Methods II. Health factors A. Disadvantages B. Advantages III. Major chains A. How they began B. What makes them so successful

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    Food Additives

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    Food additives are substances that are added to the food. They serve as different functions such as preservation‚ flavorings and colorings‚ antioxidants‚ and stabilisers. They are added in the manufacture process intentionally or unintentionally. There are many different food additives‚ and they can be classified as natural or artificial. Most food additives are naturally occurring‚ and some may even be beneficial. The common natural food additives such as citrus acid and ascorbic acid‚ for example

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    Fast Food

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    Title: “Fast food” General Purpose: To persuade. Specific Purpose: After listening to our speech‚ the mass will have enough information to take a stand about fast food. Thesis: The influence of fast food. INTRODUCTION: I. Attention-Getter: How many of you would substitute Nasi Lemak with a Big Mac and French fries? II. Thesis statement: Fast food leads to death and a substitution is necessary. III. Preview of main points: How is fast food beneficial?

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    Illegal Immigration and its effects on the Hospitality and Food industry * The fields I will be writing for are Human Resource Management in the Hospitality Industry‚ Hotel and Restaurant Management‚ and Culinary Arts. I choose this topic because it is the number one problem the industry is facing currently. I have spent my entire career in the Restaurant industry working with foreign workers and have strong feelings about this topic. After moving to Colorado and leaving the Military I began

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    Food Adulteration

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    Effect of food adulteration on the health of people Abstract of the report: Introduction to Food Adulteration: Adulteration – is a term legally used to define any kind of food product that does not meet the standards set by the centre or the state. The Prevention of Food Adulteration Act states that any substance that may be used for adulteration can be called as an adulterant. • Adulteration could mean any of the below: • Substitution with a cheaper or inferior quality substance – in part

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