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    Curry and Thai Food

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    in different parts of the country can be described in different ways: in the central region‚ food is hot‚ salty‚ sweet and sour. Rice is served with different types of nam phrik and soups. In the North‚ food is mild or hot‚ salty and sour‚ but never sweet. Sticky rice is served with boiled vegetables. On the other hand‚ food in the South is renowned for being very hot‚ salty and sour-tasting. Curries are popular and made with a lot of spices and condiments. Generally southern people eat little meat

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    Umami

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    professor. Taste-the sensation we experience through our taste buds when we put food in our mouth. Translucent- some light will pass through it‚ but not much Umami-a category of taste in food (besides sweetsour‚ salt‚ and bitter); savory 6.1 Assessment Reviewing Concepts 1. Bitter‚ SourSweet‚ Salty‚ Umami 2. By Ripening/Aging‚ Temperature‚ or Preparation 3. Opaque‚ Translucent‚ Transparent‚ or Colorful (Sight) ; Perfumed‚ Pungent‚ Earthy‚ Stale‚ Musty‚ Fresh‚ Strong‚ Intense (Smell) ; Firm

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    Brand Extension of Maggi

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    to create a market for packaged soup as it felt the category had a lot of potential. However‚ according to analysis‚ the company had introduced soups only to cash in on the Maggi’s brand name‚ and was never very serious about the segment. In 1993‚ “Sweet Maggi”‚ the first variant of Maggi noodles was launched. The company supported the launch with a huge advertisement outlay that amounted to 75% of the total yearly expenditure on the Maggi brand. However‚ the product failed to generate the desired

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    Old Wives Tale

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    towards the sweet tooth‚ especially chocolate‚ fruits and orange juice. A favorite food theory also involves bread‚ predicting your baby’s gender with old wives’ tales is not the most scientific or the most reliable method‚ for predicting your baby’s gender. If you refuse to eat the heel of a loaf‚ it’s probably because you’re expecting a

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    The Marketing Mix

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    CERIA INTRODUCTORY BUSINESS CHRISTABEL VANIA MICHAEL NPM : 1006805510 Table of Contents Page ...................................................................................................................................... 1 1.1 Sour Sally’s form of business 1.2 Opprotunities in starting this business in Indonesia 1.3 Maintaining good relationship with customers‚ suppliers and media Page ...................................................................................

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    a different and characteristic taste.   Some fruits are sweet and some are sour. There are different amounts of compounds in different kinds of fruit. Higher fructose content will make a fruit taste sweeter‚ while more acids will make a fruit taste sour. When fruit ripens there is less acid but more sugar. Oranges have almost the same amount of fructose and acid so they can taste both sweet and sour. Lemons do not get sweet when they ripen because they have an excessive amount of acids. Two

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    Taste Buds

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    The sense of taste is mediated by taste receptor cells which are bundled in clusters called taste buds. Taste receptor cells sample oral concentrations of a large number of small molecules and report a sensation of taste to centers in the brainstem. In most animals‚ including humans‚ taste buds are most prevalent on small pegs of epithelium on the tongue called papillae. The taste buds themselves are too small to see without a microscope‚ but papillae are readily observed by close inspection of

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    Mango Tree

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    sun. Peacocks love me in particular and dance around or near me during the rainy season. It is not only for shade that the people love me. It is really my fruit which attracts them. My fruit is known as the king of fruits. It is sweet and delicious with a slight palatably sour tang. At present‚ I’m in full bloom. But I fear I may be axed down when I grow old. MANGO TREE Once a child threw the stone haphazardly on the ground after eating a mango. It got buried under the ground. As it remained

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    The Five Senses

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    least important of the five senses because in the scheme of things it really is and to lose it is to have the inability to detect sweetsour‚ bitter‚ or salty substances. All other attributes‚ from its firmness‚ flakiness‚ temperature and texture are functions of other senses. The same goes for anything else we might put in our mouths. Any sensation which is not sweetsour‚ bitter‚ or salty is not part of taste. Detailed flavors are part of smell and the feeling of presence in your mouth‚ the coolness

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    Speech on "Boy"

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    about his fascination for sweets and his love for the local sweet shop. He explained that regardless of the fact that the localsweet shop owner is a rotten old lady‚ it doesn’t stop him from buying sweets because of his love for them. In this autobiography‚ Dahl writes a lot about his fascination for sweets and his love for the local sweet shop. He explained that regardless of the fact that the localsweet shop owner is a rotten old lady‚ it doesn’t stop him from buying sweets because of his love for

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