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    But I don’t believe it’s that simple. There have been times that I spent almost as much on buying groceries (fresh produce and etc.) in a week as simply eating out every day, if not more. Although I’m aware it’s still a better deal to cook my own food from fresh ingredients, I wanted to find ways to reduce cost. Therefore last week I decided to visit the local farmer’s market in downtown Hamilton on 35 York…

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    For 21 years, Jubilee has been known as one of the best French restaurants to go to in New York City for their amazing selection of seafood and unique take on French cuisine. Though their main dishes are always delicious, their appetizers and lighter fare are also great for lunch time or a small casual meal among friends. Here are just a few of the tasty options they have to offer: Chef Luc's Homemade Terrine of Duck Foie Gras: Foie Gras has been a classic of French cooking since the very…

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    After one week break, week eight, we had to return to the clinical placement, Shalom Manor. Before the break I was on the fourth floor for seven weeks, it took me a couple of weeks to get used to the residents what their likes and dislikes; especially with their seating arrangement in the dining room. Every resident has specific sites that they sit every time they enter the dining room. The reason they sit in the same seat, I believe there would not be confusion with their meal. For example,…

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    The title itself peaks the interest of any peruser looking for a text about something relevant and useful to his or her life; “In Defense of Food”. They say don’t ever judge a book by it’s cover, but how could I, an avid food lover much like the millions of us out there, not have picked up this text whose front page displays a beautiful head of lettuce covered in three phrases that clearly defined the gist of the book. Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants. To say the least, Michael Pollan has…

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    Western diet are prone to various chronic diseases that do not afflict people who eat non-Western diet food, yet he does not subscribe to any one hypothesis to the exact cause, as he points out that in the end, the solution to the problem is to stop eating a Western diet. He talks how the various theories are of much value to the food and medical industry for various reasons. The food industry values it to continue refining processed food so as to tweak the Western diet instead admitting their…

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    A boy around the age of 14 and 18 should be eating 52 grams of protein a day. Hair and nails are mostly made of protein. Protein is an important building block of bones, muscles, cartilage, skin, and blood. A boy who eats 52 grams of protein a day has a better chance of having better skin, strong muscles, better blood flow, and strong bones. If 14 to 18 years old teen consumes 2,400 calories a he should aim for 270 to 390 grams of carbs per day. Eating the right amount of carbs will provide your…

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    is because they can reduce global warming. Also they're full of protein.lastly they take less resources. First of all we should eat insects because they take less resources such as food money and land.In the article “here's why you should start eating bugs.” Sara Boboltz (author) states that crickets require 12 times less food than cattle.(bobolts 3)Additionally insects don't mind being in confined spaces.While…

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    very much true. In one of the chapters in Wilson’s book, she describes the different roles knife, fork, and spoon play. The technology of dinner service being described through its purpose. I now see the importance of eating with knives, forks, and spoons. I am not a fan of finger-eating and cringe every time I see people do it. The “home motion” was my favorite part of this book. Frederick came up with a perfect kitchen design. “One that minimized the workers’ number of steps, without ever…

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    Wow, I couldn't agree more with you on the safety we have here in the U.S, I feel that it is taken fro granted by most us. The feeling of community and friendship sounds amazing but the fear of being robbed at every corner probably doesn't make most Colombians comfortable. Still, though I bet such community strength really helps people to get through their days a lot more than the fear of crime. That's what I like about most people is our willingness to pull through even in the toughest of…

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    Being a dietitian requires a person to know how to teach others to eat healthily, and properly. As a dietitian I would help others find what meals work best with their diets, and sometimes work with their budgets as well. Helping people with their meals not only includes healthy, but what they can eat because of mobility, and other issues they might have. (Truity Psychometrics LLC, 2012-2016) To become a dietitian in Virginia I need to complete a nutrition education program through Kaplan, then…

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