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    My Grandmother Traditions

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    their food from their own farm. They would grow their own vegetables and, sometimes, they would eat their livestock. However, it was more common that they sold their livestock for income or use them to assist with manual labor in the farm. The money would then go into buying meat and vegetables, when it was available, from other farmers who would set up a small little booth on the sides of the streets to sell some of their own vegetables and meat. When I asked how often they would go to buy…

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    youngest. I had one brother and one sister there were twins and two years older than me. My parents were either working or cooking us food. My sibling and I used to sit on the sofa watching cartoons while my parents were cooking for us. When the food was ready, we had to go eat on the dining table with everyone. I was fortunate to have parents that could cook delicious food but even more a dad that could cook better than my mom. The city for Toronto is a multicultural city with all kinds of…

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    Option 1: In the documentary Food, Inc., Robert Kenner presents his thesis with many examples of what is being done to our food source and how people are being trapped by the time it takes to prepare a healthy meal and the low cost alternative of an unhealthy drive-thru meal. The United States Government has taken control of our food source and allowed it to be genetically modified; the food has had harmful effects on our bodies, but it has become time and cost prohibitive to eat healthier…

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    maintaining good vendor relationships with a variety of vendors to keep our cost for food items open, flexible and optional to sustain the operations and for fill customers’ satisfaction. Therefore, within 1 week, please take immediate action to directly interaction with Dorando Foods, in addition to benchmarking and interviewing other possible vendors and collect, and analyze information on the high demand food items from our menus to determine…

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    are able to receive. This is especially true when it comes to the food that Americans eat. Although much of American society believe that they can trust food companies to sell them a quality product it can be nearly impossible for people to know what exactly is being given to them and whether or not it is actually good for them. This can be pointed out as a leading factor in the fight between people today and obesity. Unhealthy food is putting Americans at risk of obesity which can lead to even…

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    It seems that everywhere we turn there is some sort of advertisement for food: on billboards, in magazines, and on the televisions that adults and young children watch daily. Food companies have integrated their products into television entertainment and commercials, opening up a now expansive industry, but not without controversy trailing close behind. One major contention revolves around food advertisements on television targeted towards children. Closely related is the epidemic of childhood…

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    Vegetarian Gender Roles

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    Now that a common conception of how food is gendered to either become masculine or feminine has been analyzed attention can be shifted to how the food gendering is challenged and what happens when we rebel against these foods regardless of their masculine or feminine association. The common correlation between meat and men is that it represents and signifies masculinity based on the amount of meat that is consumed associating with higher amounts of meat eating as “primitive” and “tough”, while…

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    the unhealthy options when the food industry is using brightly colored packaging and empty promises to lure people to purchase their food. Hence, the food industry can be seen as the main contributor to obesity. Nobody wants to be told what to eat, but with clever marketing, the food industry does not have to say a word. People crave sugar. Sadly, for some people, sugar is at the top of their food pyramid along side fat. Marketing sugar is an extensive part of the food industry. Breakfast…

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    violence and gang activity. There is no playgrounds or open space in the Hollow to enjoy outdoor actives. The Hollow is a food desert and many in the community are subject to food insecurity. There are problems with both obesity, hunger, and respiratory illness. Despite the problems see in the Hollow, there is a sense community from the health clinics, churches, urban gardens and food kitchens. The Windshield Survey assignment was a great learning experience. I learned more about the city of…

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    is processed food. Processed food is filled with fats, sugars, and preservatives all things that are clinically bad for health. A hamburger can be made with 200 calories easily using lean beef and grilling it, but when companies use salt to preserve it and add fats and sugars to improve taste it 's hard to do that. Michael Hobbes writes a good article, “Why Is Processed Food So Bad for You?” that highlights key points showing what processed food is doing to this country. Processed food and…

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