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    there should be labeling to the foods. I will tell my reasons why and explain why. I will say why it is important to have labeling in resturants and in Public eating places. There might be some cases about diabetes and blood sugar and health issues. Cause it will be a bad situation if you can't even tell what is in the food that you eating, what if you were to be elergic to it. My first reason is what if a person who dibetes eats to many calories or to much sugar. What if that person…

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    1) Which interview in Chapter 3 did you find to be the most informative as a new culinary student? Why? Be specific in your answer why this interview was actually informative. I would say the most informative for me is the interview with Bethany L.V. Bowan, Pennsylvania Culinary Institute, Le Cordon Bleu, Graduation: December 2007. She was very honest and approached the topics directly. During the interview she was not trying to put herself as the perfect example. She gave the statement of how…

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    find this sauce at any other Japanese restaurant. If you fall in love with the secret sauce, like I did, be sure to buy some “yum yum sauce” at your local Kroger. It tastes almost identical to the secret sauce at Taki, and it’s wonderful to have when eating your leftovers at home. Without a doubt, you will leave with plenty of food to take home after each visit (that’s how big the portions…

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    Miranda Becoming Stronger

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    book. One example is Miranda learns to help out more. In the beginning her mom made her food and she didn’t help. An example of this is “that way I don't have to watch matt eat breakfast or watch Mom at her house half lunch and feel guilty that I'm eating more than she is” (pg.118).in the middle she started to help more by going places for her mom. An example is “Mom asked me to bike over to Mrs. Nesbitt's to let her know, then to Peter's office to invite him. Johnny has been chopping wood from…

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    For example, I knew I was not eating as many calories as I probably should have been but I did not know it was as bad as it is, because there were numerous days when I hardly got to half of the calories I should have been consuming. It is something I will have to work on in order to…

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    handbook continued to talk about how conditioning and strength training would be recommended (Reeser, Bahr 2008). The Handbook of Sports Medicine and Science, Volleyball explains that diets of these athletes are important as well. They should be eating things rich in plant and grain products, fruits, vegetables, several servings of meat or fish, low fat dairy, and small amounts…

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    On September 17 and 18 I recorded the various foods I consumed, during which I found out a lot about my eating habits. Though I could claim that these two days weren’t my healthiest of days, I still found patterns that I can identify as fairly consistent. Beginning with the optimistic side of things, I only overate the recommended intake of sugar by one gram on the first day of the analysis. Along the same lines, I had room to eat more sodium by the end of the first day. I made fairly good…

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    Sellers and producers think that they are at risk of lawsuits for health and safety issues when donating food. There is a belief among manufacturers, retailers and restaurants that there is little protection from lawsuits when it comes to food donations. There are clear misunderstandings and misconceptions of the law among employees and workers simply look past it without looking further into it. These beliefs are not based on experience, as there are no documented cases of criminal or liability…

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    Manhattan's The Keens and The Palm restaurants, and Brooklyn's Peter Luger Steakhouse have a combined business history of 341 years. So, what is their secret to their longevity in such a competitive world and city? The answer is “steak”. These famous New York steakhouses continue to offer the public what they have hungered for for centuries – a good steak meal. In fact, steak and chop houses have triumphed over every trendy new establishment the world of cuisine and restauranteurs have tendered…

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    Women Eat In America

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    in between. We no longer eat from a shared dish but are each served. It is now considerably friendly for people to give each other “tastes” from their plates. Proper customs used to involve four places to be laid at a table’s four sides, even when eating alone! I wonder if this was more of a ritual or a way for people to feel less lonely? Struggles between men and women are stated through the standard of food. I see this every day. Women increase or lower their cooking values to express their…

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