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    interesting features and ideas of each culture right from the people that know then best. Exploring different cultures have several different aspects that could be discovered, however, the food is one of the most shared parts of each of our cultures. It’s something that everyone can enjoy and understand as it is a basic part of life. I have chosen to look at the British dishes correlating to the chosen ingredient of the week. Throughout the history of Australia, the British played a huge…

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    options for these water-bound creatures. Hence the diversity of feeding mechanisms now is much different within the species in the Chondrichthyes class (Adian, 2003). The most basic feeding mechanism relates to large organisms like the Great White called the gouging.The usual behavior of a shark in the act of acquiring food may be…

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    or process of learning practice that will guarantee that you never get back to the old probably challenging overweight levels. There are lots of types of ketogenic diets that are found on the internet or in books or magazines, but they all have one basic principle in common - intake of high amounts of proteins and fats, and small amounts of carbohydrates. Which strict diet you will opt for, isn't as important, just that it will let you to enter ketosis, which is the core of the biological…

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    Fresh Food Company, and Templeton are the main cafeteria on the campus. The meal schedule is failing to some students. Some students do not have time to eat when cafeterias are open at certain time at far distance. Cafeterias might not be available when students have nothing or have time to be sociable. The campus needs to improve the schedule and the cafeteria because it is not flexible on weekend, has same food route, and have time issues. First, the weekends are not flexible on food when…

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    and food during a social event greatly influence the failure or the success of that particular event. There is nothing that helps in setting the mood better than the delicious menus available at an event along with a glass of quality wine. Food serves in the form of a wonderful conversation starter. It allows for fun and warm social interactions. Therefore, it is very important to serve good quality food during a social event. If you are looking forward to hosting a party and serving good food…

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    tastebuds aren’t enough, so tasting foods and making sure they’re great in taste might be easier because you have someone else that can try it. Now yes, many people might not like what you cook, but it gives you another idea for what to change or add, just to make sure it’s presentable and the quality of the meal is fantastic. Making sure the cuisine is perfect is like making sure your homework is done. This is true due to the fact that if you don’t try your foods, you won’t have a good meal. If…

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    People from different cultural backgrounds eat different foods. It can determine by many things not the least is what is available for them to eat. For this reason, food can play as significant role to defining a country’s culture as the others cultures [1] Food can play an important role as well. It’s one of the symbols in each country. Symbolic foods that develop…

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    “Attention Whole Foods Shoppers”, Robert Paarlberg discusses recent food policy of Western countries, according to which food products should be organic and local. In result, poor African countries experience hunger and worsening of the agriculture infrastructure because most Western countries lost their interest to invest the agricultural systems of developing countries. While in the West food becomes more and more exquisite, poor countries become deprived of the most basic food products, such…

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    the others around you along with where your food comes from. Many people look through the aspect of where food comes and goes straight to how do you prepare it or how much does it cost. Lets dig a little bit deeper and think about where food actually comes from. One word… Agriculture. Far too many people think agriculture doesn’t do anything in our world but in reality agriculture is our world. It’s a big cycle. Without it there would be absolutely no food for us to…

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    Paleo Diet Essay

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    over two million years ago. It is believed that if humans ate Paleolithic foods, or foods which were hunted by our prehistoric ancestors, they could reduce disease and improve areas of their health. Although it was discovered by Gastroenterologist, Walter Voegtlin, in the 1970s it was later popularized by Loren Cordain, PH.D. author of the bestselling book, “The Paleo Diet”. Here is a basic outline of which type of foods are allowed or not allowed while on the Paleo diet. Allowed:…

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