On a food product, such as Fita Crackers: (base on the pictures attached below) Questions: 1. Are there any proteins in the product? If yes, what could be the possible sources of proteins in the product? Explain.

On a food product, such as Fita Crackers: (base on the pictures attached below) Questions: 1. Are there any proteins in the product? If yes, what could be the possible sources of proteins in the product? Explain.

Ebk:Nutrition & Diet Therapy

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Chapter5: Protein

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