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    Many mammals produce consumable milk. The most common animal to produce milk in the United States is dairy cattle. Other animals that produce consumable are goats, horses, water buffalo, and reindeer. Milk, the most popular beverage in the United States, can be processed into dairy products. These types of products are cheese, butter, milk, yogurt, and ice- cream. What would we do without dairy products? We use them every day, whether we are consuming or cooking them. With hard work and…

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    Arteriosclerosis Essay

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    with high blood Cholesterol live to a great age. Moreover, drinking 1L of milk only means that you are absorbing 140mg of Cholesterol, which is way below American Heart Association’s recommended level of 300mg. Considering the milk intake of Koreans (46kg per person, annually), it is inaccurate to say that we are worried about Cholesterol because of milk. Furthermore, recent studies show that milk, skim milk and fermented milk help reducing blood Cholesterol. It is rather smoking, absorbing…

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    Pasteurized Cheese Essay

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    pasteurized cheeses is simply that it is healthier for you to consume than unpasteurized cheeses. This is because during the pasteurization process, when the milk is heated to between one-hundred-and-forty to one-hundred-and-fifty degrees Fahrenheit and then cooled to fifty-five degrees Fahrenheit, any pathogens like harmful bacteria in the milk are killed. You are less at risk of contracting salmonella and E.Coli if you consume pasteurized cheeses. However, though the process of…

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    benefits the economy hugely. These include whole milk powder, skim milk powder, butter, anhydrous milk fat, cheese, whey, casein and lactose. In 2009, there was $10.4 billion worth of dairy products exported throughout the world. This is why dairying is such a significant aspect for New Zealand’s economy and why their opinions on nitrate…

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    Preparing the budget will also give Fonterra an idea of where it needs to focus more. For example, in the current situation as there is surplus of milk, it should slow down its production a little and find ways to store the existing milk so that proper balance is maintained. This means it needs to concentrate and spend more on the budget for storing the milk. As a result, planning for the budget also helps identifying the areas which needs more attention. Thus resources are properly allocated…

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    Fat Content Experiment

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    When the fat content of milk was increased, the mass of the curd produced increased? Purpose: The purpose of this experiment was to determine the relationship between the fat content of milk and the mass of the curd produced. Background info: Dairy products are essential to a healthy diet. Dairy products such as milk contain proteins and healthy fats that are very beneficial to the human body. They allow our bones to grow and they also add to keeping our teeth healthy. Milk also contains…

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    necessary mineral in everyone's body. It grows our bones and teeth and it keeps them healthy. According to lenn tech, 99% of calcium is in our bones and teeth. Calcium is in lots of foods. It can be found from sardines to even dust a simple cup of milk. Most…

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    Is Monsanto Good Or Bad

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    saying that their cows were not treated with rBGH but the back of the packaging reads, “Government studies have shown no significant difference between milk derived from rBGH-treated and non-rBGH-treated cows,” (Barlett and Steele). Because of all the commotion and the fight Monsanto put up, dairy farms can only label their products to say that the milk products come from non-supplemented cows. They cannot specifically say that they were not treated with rBST or rBGH (Barlett & Steele,…

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    We live in a world where there is no compassion we have forgotten about the animal’s rights and their freedom that we allowed seeing thousands of animals captured in tiny cages and abused against their will. Imagine yourself in a world where you’re kept in captivity day and night not being able to move around. These are just some of the things that happen inside Factory Farms where animals are raised. Factory farming should not be allowed in America and around the world it is animal cruelty and…

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    calories were from fat. This is within my target range; however, it is on the highest end. I probably could decrease that fat by not eating dessert after dinner and/or drinking skim milk instead of 1% low fat milk. Although I would be curious to see just how much of a difference in fat there is between the skim and 1% low fat milk. Also, my saturated fat intake was within the target range for me; nevertheless, just as my total fat consumption was on the high range so was my saturated fat. I’m…

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