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    Korean Food Essay

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    Development of Korean food is directly related to its natural environment. They also eat a lot of seafood since Korea is near the sea. It was an agricultural society in the ancient period due to the economy in Korea is not very developed (Lambert 2013). They cultivate rice as their main food. In the earlier time, the people in Korea do not have sufficient food even they work hard on the land due to poor agriculture technology and the limited land resources. Thus, they have to adopt the more…

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    fact that I tend to consume more refined carbohydrates but did better in consuming complex carbohydrates. Thus, regardless of my genuine attempts to eat more whole grain foods such as oatmeal, pasta, and bread, my daily whole grain intake usually remain inadequate. My “typical day” diet consist of breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack. As for breakfast, I usually consume a fruit, a cup of tea, cereal or toasted white bread. Generally, lunch would be a heavy meal for me, consuming white rice, gravy,…

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    has been hypothesised that television food advertisements and branding are vital sensory factors that can influence food choice in children. In the UK, (Furnhal, 2003) determined that 49% of TV channels were food based and the vast majority of these focused on snacks. Many food industries target children given that they have persuasive power over the spending of their parents. Additionally as children age they will gain independent spending. Consequently food industries aim to enhance brand…

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    due to me not observing her breakfast, lunch meals or snacks. It appears that the subject met the recommended amount of iron for this meal. The RDA for girls aged 14 to 18 is 15 milligrams per day.” The meal the subject ate did have nutrient dense foods such as bell peppers, spinach and tomatoes. I would recommend a change to the meal instead of regular pasta I would recommend changing to whole wheat pasta to add one more nutrient dense food to meal. Base on the meal being 1/3 of the subject’s…

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    Healthy School Lunches

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    Face Tough Taste Test, discusses how some schools are opting out of the National School Lunch Program because the children are not liking what they are being served therefore they are either bringing lunch or going out to get lunch at the nearby fast food places. With an open campus, kids can leave as they please. This is leaving less money being spent in the cafeteria. The USDA says that 1 million fewer students are eating federal school lunches since the guidelines were put into play in 2012.…

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    body composition, my mood and cognitive behavior, and finally I will set goals and discuss recommendations for myself. Food Intake Based on the USDA food patterns chart in our textbook, a person should consume at least one cup fruits, vegetables and dairy products, one ounce grains and proteins, and one teaspoon oil on a daily basis. Looking at this compared to the food listed in my appendix, I could stand to consume more dairy, protein, and fruits, and fewer oils. I can do this by…

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    CHIPS ALTERNATIVES Chips are a favorite snack or side dish for many people. There are several brands of chips in the grocery store. You can find chips not only at the grocery store, but even at the local subway as a side dish for your sandwich, and at barbeques as a side dish. Some people even eat chips at the movies. Chips have found their way into our hearts and groceries since they were first invented. But chips are fully of carbs. They are loaded with carbs, fat, and sodium. So instead of…

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    Nowadays people are getting sick from what they eat, eating healthy has become a hot topic for people who want to live longer. There are many negative comments about the Rio Cafe food because it consists plenty of fat and processed foods. Improving Rio Cafe food can boost students energy to study and helps them live healthier. Food is a bestfriend of student. In order to focus on study student need to have enough energy to feed themselves. For examples, when it come to test or final time,…

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    steps towards decreasing potential health effects. Both the textbook and article readings have reinforced my already existing theory of being selective when referring to processed food and snack foods due to the negative effects associated with them. First, processed foods such as apple pie, frozen pizza and snack foods such as potato chips have hydrogenated oils that are sources of trans fats. Manufactures use synthetic trans fatty acids to their products to add texture and resistance to…

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    healthier foods in schools. In 2014, there is a mandate that all unhealthy non-nutrient meals be taking out of school as well as vending machines with sugary snacks and sugary beverages have been removed. The occasional fundraiser such as bake sales are allowed but when schools don’t comply like in the example of Houston, Texas High Schools they are fined, Huffington Post advised, ”TDA got serious and imposed fines totaling $73,000 on eight Houston high schools for illegal competitive food…

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