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    known that food, consumed on a daily basis is doing the exact same thing. The food being consumed by Americans has lost its primary purpose. Food is defined as a nutritious substance that people eat in order to maintain life and growth (Dictionary.com). In order to survive, the human race needs nourishing food. Food businesses and companies need to put food education and health at the heart of their business (Teach Every Child About Food). Instead, food manufacturers and companies fill foods…

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    The food we are eating today may look like it is good for you, but chances are the food is harming you more than it is helping you. Before all foods were processed, people actually ate fresh food, which was good for our health. Food was not processed, but naturally grown without chemicals. Today, industrial agriculture has taken over our food supply (Industrial Food). The food industry is trying to feed more people in an easier, productive way. Since they are trying to make it easier for them,…

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    In.Eric Schlosser’s, Food Product Design excerpt, much of the factories secrets are revealed. It explores the ways in which the manufacturer of flavors and fragrances are generated while providing previously unknown information for the readers. The author, Schlosser, uses figurative language in “Fast Product/Design”, to show readers the extreme measures flavorists do to keep confidentiality, how flavors/scents are produced, and the negative aspect of the flavor of fast food. To begin,…

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    at least 1 reason why it is important. Sustainable eating means choosing foods that benefit our health and our community. Sustainability is important because it leads to a healthier environment. For example, choosing foods sold locally at the farmer’s market helps benefit the environment because these family farmers have a personal connection to the land they work on and the food they create. People that prepare these foods use the freshest natural ingredients available and use less poisonous…

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    When looking at commercial alternatives to trans-fat use in processed foods, there are four factors to consider. These factors include: performance, availability, economics, and safety. Currently, there are many alternatives under development, such as: modified hydrogenation, genetically modified seeds, interesterification, fractionation and blending, butter and animal fat, natural saturated oils, natural unsaturated oils, and other fat substitutes. Partial hydrogenation of vegetable…

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    Chicken Nuggets Essay

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    contains trans fat. Trans fat leads to cell membrane deformities of which give rise to this advancement regarding metabolic disorders for instance type a couple of diabetes. Many poultry nuggets furthermore incorporate several detrimental artificial additives for instance MSG as well as tertiary butylhydroquinone (TBHQ). Replacement Together with: Chicken white meat (skinless) Fizzy Products or Soda Pops Nothing is health concerning sugary sodas; these are clear unhealthy calories. Moreover,…

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    about Food, Oliver exposes the truth that children are not receiving any education on how to eat a well-balanced meal in both the school and home. Looking at the educational perspective, Oliver makes note that since children have access to eating school food twice a day both breakfast and lunch, this does impact their health in various ways. (Oliver, 12:23) Oliver brings up that the typical menu at school revolves around "fast foods that are high processed. There are not enough fresh foods in…

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    Introduction: I. Attention Getter: Imagine walking in the grocery store shopping for food. You pick up a pack of lunch meat and you look at the back of the ingredients list. As you continue to read, some of the ingredients are hard to pronounce or never heard of them before; Those are chemicals. Consumer items that lists the ingredients of strange chemical compounds are processed foods. II. Central Claim: The processed foods that cause severe health problems and early deaths can be prevented…

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    wholesome food products is to avoid foods with labels that make health claims. Pollan says, “For a food product to make health claims on its package it must first have a package, so right off the bat it’s more likely to be a processed food than a whole food”(14). Pollan’s food principles advocates for minimum consumption of processed foods and products that make health claims are processed foods. Labeling food products falsely is a huge part of marketing unhealthy foods. According to the Food…

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    Nothing says an "American meal" like the quintessential cheese burger, large fries, and a Coke. Fast food is time-efficient, inexpensive, and tastes delicious. The fast food and snack industries have become multi-billionaire businesses. Ingesting these "foods" does not come without consequences. Pollan agues our Western Diet of refined flours, fats, and sugars leads to obesity, heart disease, and diabetes (Daily Show). According to Pollan, our diet has changed over the last one…

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