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    substitute. Above all was the saving crop: corn. The Indians called…

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    in Karo corn syrup because it has a high concentration of dissolved sugar. Although the sugar molecules were too large to pass through the semipermeable membrane of the egg, water molecules were able to exit the egg. After twenty-four hours, the egg had decreased from a mass of 84.1 grams to 47.0 grams due to osmosis. The corn syrup is hypertonic in comparison to the egg and thus the water moved from a high concentration of water in the egg to a lower concentration of water in the syrup in order…

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    with each other, and the stress leads to muscle deterioration. Likewise, cows are confined in fences and fed grain rather than grass, or in other words, companies prevent cows from eating grass as their bodies are equipped to do and feed them cheap corn. This diet gives them ulcers that are exacerbated by their lack of exercise, yet farmers continue because the grain bulks them up faster for quicker and better profits. These issues surround the food on people’s plates, and they are overwhelming…

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    hazelnut meal, walnuts and nonfat milk. The Oroweat may contain soy, flour, nuts and nonfat milk. 6. The Oroweat claims to use wheat flour, have no high fructose corn syrup, be cholesterol free, and have no trans fats. The Brownberry bread claims to have 18g of whole grains per slice, be a good source of Fiber, and have no high fructose corn syrup. 7. I believe that there is not much of a difference between the two breads. I would most likely choose the Brownberry Healthy Multi-Grain bread…

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    Demineralized Egg Osmosis

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    depleted leaving it wrinkled. The results showed that the egg expanded when exposed to vinegar and water, while it was diminished when exposed to corn syrup. In egg #1, the membrane was exposed to water, the egg circumference grew about 12% of its original size. This shows that the water is a hypertonic while the egg was hypotonic. The pH of water and corn syrup did not have any noticeable effect on the experiment, but the acidic vinegar was used to break down the calcium shell of the egg…

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    Food Preservatives In Food

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    Food is one of the most basic necessities humans require for survival. Humans consume a notable amount of food on a daily basis to keep the body active, to supply energy for everyday activities and to satisfy cravings, but does men know what are put in their food? Have you ever wondered how food stay on supermarket shelves for a very long period of time without getting rotten? The answer to that is food preservatives. Food preservatives are added to food for many reasons including the…

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    I woke up this morning and thought “I’m hungry”. I headed downstairs and looked in the cabinet for something to eat. Not finding anything I wanted, I turned to the freezer and grabbed toaster strudel. Sounds good, right? It tasted good too. Processed foods have become commonplace in our diets today, and may be contributing to our shortened life spans and declining health, so I started looking at the label. Only to discover that while my decision to eat was simple, the list of ingredients for…

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    Egg Hypothesis

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    over 24 hours. Materials Two eggs Two Mugs 4 cups of vinegar 4 cups of water 2 cups of food color water (about 18 drops of food color and 2 cups of water) 4 cups of salt water (about 2 cups of salt and 4 cups of water) 2 cups of milk 2 cups of corn syrup Pencil…

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    Native Americans stored corn until it dried out. The dried corn was made into hominy by soaking corn into water until the kernels split open. These would be fried over a fire. Native Americans would also ground corn into cornmeal. Corn was put into the hollowed out mortar and then by pounding the corn with the pestle, this would grind it up into a powdery form. Corn meal could then be used for cornbread,corn syrup,or corn pudding. Often corn meal was mixed with beans to make succotash or to…

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    is an organic compound with different sweetness levels. Sucrose is white crystal refined from beet plant or the cane. It is has two sugars (disaccharide) - glucose and fructose that is broken into simple sugars. Primary sugar present in refined corn syrup and fruits are fructose, while glucose is the only brain fuel that also provides body energy as it’s transported in the blood stream. How sugar is utilized in the body Digestion of unprocessed, natural and whole food produces all glucose the…

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