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    It was from a salad l had at Au Bon Pain. It was a Saturday night and l hadn’t eaten anything all day, so l took it upon myself to have something healthy that night. I got myself a Chicken Cesar salad and not even an hour later, l was in excruciating pain. My body was shaking and all l remember was falling on the bathroom floor and my roommate calling my parents…

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    The alternative flavors, side dishes, and drinks should be considered. China has some of the best side dishes that the fast food joint cannot afford to ignore in a bid to make a foothold in the market. Raw fish salad, vegetable rolls with chilies mayonnaise, sesame noodle salad, and roasted sweet potatoes are some of the most common side dishes in China. China has made a significant contribution to the world in all aspects including food, nutrition, and cuisine aesthetics. Chinese cuisine is…

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    arepas, or “heated” food from dinner which has resemblance to America. On the other hand, the main dish usually consists repellently greasy food, such as Fritanga. However, there are side dishes that can profoundly evanesce the greasy taste, such as salads or soups. In addition, the desserts are very sugary, yet it influences people to try because of colorful embellishments. Also, the beverages calms down the sweetness of the desserts. All in all, cuisine in Colombia can unlock a variety of…

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    finally one of them looks up and quickly pushes out that she will be ordering a salad since she was bad yesterday, referring to her eating habits. She snaps the menu shut, as if saying ‘take that’ to the greasy burgers, crunchy and salty French friends, the ooey gooey molten lava cakes with that amazing half melted soft serve scooped…

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    bacteria in soda fountains at a fast food place. The main reason people eat fast food is because they may be in a hurry to get somewhere and they don't have time to make a quick meal at home. Fast food can be good and bad depending on what you get. A salad for example you may think…

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    Morgan Spurlock Inhumane

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    out of the machine”. This made me not want to eat McDonald's chicken nuggets, and most likely others too. Another fact that Morgan used to expose McDonald's is McDonald's premium salads have 51 grams of fat. Fifty one grams of fat provides you with 79% of your daily fat intake. This is very shocking because McDonald’s salads, which are supposed to be healthy, have 51 grams of…

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    Revolutionizing School Cafeterias Are you happy with the food your school is feeding you? Though some people believe schools already give you all you need as a meal and fast food restaurants can cause kids to become obese, others believe schools would make more money off of the kids because theyĺl buy food they like, plus theres a variety to choose from. Some people argue schools need to maintain a traditional cafeteria. For example, they believe this because lunch program is the only program in…

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    Multiculturalism: A Complex Reality Multiculturalism, defined by the Merriam-Webster as the inclusion of many cultures in a society were all cultures identities are reflected is a term that has become widely known nowadays. This term centers on the thought of how a society should respond to cultural and religious differences. It’s important to clarify that the definition multiculturalism does not include complete assimilation and integration, which causes various problems within groups in…

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    Phenylketonuria Disorder

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    Phenylketonuria (PKU) is a genetic disorder caused by a defect in the gene that helps create the enzyme phenylalanine hydroxylase. This enzyme helps to breakdown the amino acid phenylalanine; without this enzyme the levels of phenylketonuria (PKU) increases, this causes serious cognitive disabilities, hyperactivity, seizure, and abnormal small head (microcephaly) in infants, and small risk of brain damage.1 Phenylketonuria can affect pregnant women, babies, children and adults. Therefore, people…

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    Essay On Drinking Horn

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    So you have decided you want a drinking horn, and even better, you have decided to make your own. The Gods smile upon you for your Self Reliance and Industriousness! Selecting a Suitable Horn: There are many things to consider when selecting the perfect drinking horn for yourself. Do not be afraid of being picky about it either. It is YOUR drinking horn and it should be the horn you 've always wanted. Don 't just settle, persevere in your search. First of all, what kind of drinking horn…

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