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    Thailand Culture Analysis

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    How people live their lives really shows into the culture and values. Family life and what is important to the Thai family show what people value. The food the people eat also plays a huge roll in the culture a country may have. Family Life and Thai Values. Thailand values are strongly based off the age hierarchy. Which means the younger ones listen to what the older one has to say. Thai values also strongly respect people who are at a certain social standing or who are older than them, such…

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    Topic: Which bread mold grows the fastest White Bread vs Whole Wheat? Method: 1. Place a piece of bread into a zip lock bag, and put a teaspoon full of water over each piece. Make sure that each piece of bread are equally damp by spreading the water evenly. 2. Place each zip lock bag in a warm, dark environment where they won’t be disturbed and keep some distance between the samples. Don’t let the zip lock bags touch. 3. Make sure to take evidence everyday such as a photo or written down…

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    changed our lives? Food technology has changed our life completely. In modern age, we don’t need to use old food preservation techniques. No need to roast the meat. No need to eat raw vegetables. No need to make a oily pickle. Old Food Technology: Cooking: Early cooks had no need of new-fangled appliances to prove their culinary prowess. In the days before ovens, saucepans and utensils, a simple stone over a hot fire was all that was required to rustle up a tasty meal. Roasting meat over a…

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    Every aspiring chef may be overwhelmed with the thousands of job opportunities that are available. However, each job position requires and offers multiple elements. As expected many culinary students continue to work in a restaurant, cafe, bakery etc. Not everyone enjoys the crowded fast-paced environment that is often involved in this career path. This could be seen as a set back in this occupation. “There are just over 5,000 personal chef businesses” (Fowler). There are equally if not more…

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    flavor and texture, but also for its health-giving nutrients. Salmon is considered to be a beneficial food which contains high protein, omega-3 fatty acids, minerals and vitamins. (National Institutes of Health, 2007) There are many different ways in cooking or eating salmon in different countries. For example: Sashimi in Japan, which raw salmon will be sliced and served with soy sauce and wasabi or Lohikeitto in Nordic, which is a famous soup with salmon fillets, potatoes and leeks. But, while…

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    This is fundamental to really good cooking. There are an overwhelming number of processed and boxed meal products available; marketed as quick and easy alternatives to cooking from scratch. Nevertheless, they will not result in a finished product anywhere near as good as something that is prepared with fresh ingredients. And, there are lots of meals that…

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    You have to take what life throws at you and make the best out of it. My best friend told me about her job. She was working at Chuck E Cheese during this time. She did everything from being a party host, to wearing the Chuck E costume, and interacting with the kids. So one day, I decided I should look for a job and where should I apply. Kelli mentioned that Chuck E Cheese was looking for new employees. I wasn’t sure if she was joking or not so I reacted normally. “Really,” I asked “it didn’t…

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    The Ethics Of Veganism

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    Since before even learning to recite the alphabet, parents and teachers taught their children to eat meat and dairy in order to grow tall and strong. Young generations are taught to believe in a vision of flowing green grasses and content livestock grazing in their glory. But is it not pertinent to consider the derivative of the hotdog these children eat at lunch? Should the effect of the farming of livestock on the human body, the environment, and the lives of the animals involved? It is only…

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    She smelled the delicious smell of dinner cooking in the oven. The girl was clicking the remote for the looking for something to watch. Listening to her Mom’s voice singing to a song while she was setting up for dinner. The girl’s name was Emily and she was ten years old. She lives in Georgia in a small house with her Mom, Dad, 2 brothers and 1 sister. While she was sitting on her couch waiting for dinner to be done, she was watching the television while filling out a card for her best friend…

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    all either. I know that because I have made a few myself. There are four steps in making the best cheeseburger ever. The first step to making the best cheeseburger is getting hungary, the second step is getting all the supplies, the third step is cooking it, the last step is to assemble it. The first step in making a the best cheeseburger is not eating for a while. The reason for this is so that people are good and hungary. Most of the reason for that is so that people are good and…

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