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    Cornmeal Research Paper

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    look at the corn milling process and how cornmeal is produced in bulk. Cornmeal Has A Medium Texture The corn milling process produces three basic types of corn products. One creates a very coarse texture that is perfect for grits and for use in cereal flakes. The finest milling process is used to make corn flour. Cornmeal has a texture between the two. It isn't gritty but it has more texture than a fine flour. That's what makes it ideal for baking certain foods such as hush puppies.…

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    fructose (FDA, 2014). “The most common forms of HFCS contain either 42 percent or 55 percent fructose,” according to the FDA. This means that HFCS comes in two kids of compositions: HFCS 42 and HFCS 55. HFCS 42 is usually used in processed foods, cereals, baked goods, etc. While HFCS 55 is mainly used in soft drinks such as: Coca Cola, Pepsi, etc.…

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    Earthquake Lab Hypothesis

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    Science Fair Purpose The purpose of this experiment is to find out which type of soil amplifies side-to-side shaking the most in an earthquake. Hypothesis My hypothesis is that sand will amplify the shaking the most because, liquefaction loosens up the soil which can make buildings slide. Materials To build your shake table, you will need: Packing tape Coffee can lid, or any flat plastic lid with approximately 3/8" lip that can fit under the shake table tray Marbles, or any small balls of the…

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    Sorghum Flour

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    Sorghum flour is naturally gluten free and is milled from sorghum grain, a genus of numerous species of grasses which is a drought and heat tolerant cereal grain that grows tall like corn. It is sometimes called milo and in India it is also known as jowar. Sorghum is an ancient grain and it has been consumed for thousands of years. Traditionally, sorghum is used for human food in Africa, India, and in some other parts of the world. Because sorghum is an incomplete source of protein lysine, an…

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    decided to go out and purchase foods that I love. I thought of myself as a mature, grown-up young woman and therefore I would be able to handle crazy toddlers. The adorable young-uns had just eaten a nutritious breakfast of spilled oranges and messy cereal so of course it was time to run amuck and break things. As I was chasing my cousins around and around the house, saving valuable items from hitting the ground, I realized that all this running will get old. I underestimated them; this activity…

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    Can you live across the world from someone and still live similar lives? It’s definitely possible, but with those similarities come differences. In American and Cambodian cultures, they differ on family communication, what they eat for breakfast and religion. The American culture differs from the Cambodian culture, because of family communication, meals they eat for breakfast and religion. Americans mainly communicate with immediate family. They usually visit distant family members. Families…

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    especially those who don’t make much money. They also target young children through advertisements. My family and I used to eat a lot of fast food because it was really cheap and we didn’t have much money. I see many tv commercials trying to sell a sugary cereal or sodas, candies, etc. targeting young children to catch their attention so they will want to buy the product next time they go to the grocery store (“The Blame Game and Obesity in America”). We see many advertisements that try to grab…

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    Obesity In America

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    negative effects of junk food on your health are an inevitable effect on weight gain and obesity. It has been found that fast foods (soft pizza, drinks, chips, burgers, hot dogs etc) are not only unhealthy, but replace the diet with other foods such as cereal, fruit, fish , dairy products and vegetables. Fast food contains saturated fats, which is the unhealthy kind of fat. The healthy fat that is good for your body and found in healthy foods is unsaturated fat.…

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    Great examples of processed foods are, canned soups, potato chips, and breakfast cereals. In fact, most processed foods including those I listed, and those served at most fast food restaurants, use refined ingredient and artificial sugars. Processed foods in my opinion, are foods that are no longer in their natural state. I associate…

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    ABC News (2016) recommends limiting advertising aimed at preschoolers by elimination cross-promotions between cartoon characters and unhealthy food. An example of this would be having SpongeBob SquarePants being on a box of sugary cereal. This regulation will help unnecessary purchases as the favorite cartoon on the box gives one more reason to buy the unhealthy food. An obvious option, though rarely present, is providing equal time for messages on nutrition and fitness aimed at…

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