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    Film Analysis: Food, Inc.

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    method in which food is mass produced for a mass population. Despite the fact that in theory this idea appears efficient and positive, it contains negative repercussions. Today, one of the main issues in our nation is concerning how society utilizes corn. One problem, according to the movie Food, Inc., exists in close to all of the products in North America’s grocery stores. Most processed foods, unless stated otherwise, contains…

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    Gummy Bear Chemistry

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    created the dancing bear candy made of gum arabic. The dancing bear candy was larger than the modern gummy bear. Modern gummy bears come in five colors. They are red, clear, orange, green, and yellow. Modern gummy bears contain sugar, glucose syrup, starch, food coloring, citric acid, and gelatin. • Solutions are mixtures that are mixed evenly throughout and can not be separated. The solute is the material that gets mixed into the solvent. The solvent dissolves the solute. I created…

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    Processed Children Snacks

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    brands of cereals contain 50% of sugar in their content. With this ingredient, they are the same as candy. The ingredients that are listed first in the ingredient list are present in the greatest amounts. So, avoid cereals that have fructose or corn syrup in the top of the list. Choose cereals that contain whole grains and less than 5 grams of sugar per serving. You can also make banana sushi or teddy bear toasts to avoid sugary cereals. 2. Fruit snacks These snacks consist of gelatinous…

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    Corn is used in almost every steps of the food production, today. In the book The Omnivore’s Dilemma, Michael Pollan shows us his points about how corn influence American culture and trying to help people to notice what they are eating. Pollan believes that corn occupies a huge part of human’s life because of the industrial food chain, which makes corn produce in a highly efficient way, and most of that corn comes from American Corn Belt. Corn is a crop which is highly used today, and there are…

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    beans corn and squash. They stem…

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    forms of natural sugars, and they are quite common in many ingredient lists. What can be harder to discern are ingredients that sound innocuous, but are major sources of sugar sweetness. Here are a few: agave nectar, corn syrup, fruit juice, caramel, molasses, treacle, rice syrup, and evaporated cane juice. If you have the desire to eat a cleaner diet, free of these ingredients, you need to use whole foods as much as possible. The nutritional experts at Matrix Age Management can…

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    Honey Nut Toasty O's

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    kind of cereals from the Clifton Natural Foods store than the kinds I have been consuming for a long time, which are Kellogg’s corn flakes and honey nut Cheerios. It is called Honey Nut Toasty O’s. The labels that attracted my attention were that this cereal is sweetened whole grain oat cereal made with real honey, no artificial flavors or preservatives, no high fructose syrup, no partially hydrogenated oil, and a stamp that I recognized from the carbohydrates chapter.…

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    Each year, Americans spend over $3.9 billion on candy during Halloween, with each trick-or-treater receiving an average of 250 pieces of sweet treats during the night. Candy wasn't always given out on Halloween, however. Children today may be surprised how trick-or-treating has changed throughout the years. Early Halloween Treats During the Medieval time period through the 1930s, England children would go door-to-door on Halloween offering prayers for the souls of the household in exchange for…

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    vegetables, fruit, and a little bit of whole grains. He argues that our bodies know how to digest corn, but not corn syrup. United States "Consumes two hundred and forty pounds of sugar per year" (Colbert Report). Almost every processed food contains corn syrup, sugar, or "sugar like" substances. Pollan indicates that the food industry has created this situation. The Farm Bill subsidizes corn and soy crops. These products are inexpensive for the consumer and very profitable for the food…

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    gain weight and other unhealthy food will make you increase your risk of disease. Today I will talk about food that would damage your body and decrease your health: Added Sugars and Syrups Refined Grains Low-fat or Fat-free Food Trans Fats Highly Processed Food Added Sugar and Syrup Unhealthy FoodSugar and syrup are the responsible for the obesity and metabolic diseases epidemics worldwide, such as diabetes and heart disease. Refined sugar has a lot of calories with no essential nutrients,…

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