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    reinforced the distribution channels to increase the market share. Furthermore, they made a nation-wide research named pasta map of Turkey. Data is collected in regard to pasta consumption in the country such as eating habits, cooking styles, shape and sauce preferences, and demographics. With this information, they could design marketing programs specifically for different regions. These show that, Oba strengthens a function based on available resources and then it is stretched further to achieve

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    1.0 An Introduction To The Company The company which I had gone through the industry experience for these 2 months is Restaurant Washoku Don. Restaurant Washoku Don located in Muar, Johor. It was established since 2015 and is a sole company. Restaurant Washoku Don start to do business from 11a.m. to 11p.m. Restaurant Washoku Don is a Japanese food restaurant which sells sushi, appetizer, salad, sashimi, tempura, teppanyaki, donburi and many more. Restaurant Washoku Don is a restaurant which serve

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    dip until Desiree told me about it on one of our Kim's dates. (We've been multiple times this season.) When I first tried it, it was just ok to me. Now I'm hooked on it. I don't know what all is in the sauce, but it's definitely mayo and ketchup with some other things. It's VERY similar to Cane's sauce. Right now, Kim's is number one for me because of the combo of crawfish and

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    He also asked me if I liked each sauce, and asked for my thoughts about how each sauce tasted. Naturally, since I love hot sauce, I agreed that all the sauces were delicious. Since I agreed to tasting each sample and giving positive feedback I made it seem as though I was committed to the position that supported the notion that each sauce was excellent. That would have made it more likely for me to buy a full bottle of at least one sauce. This vendor also used the foot-in-the-door technique

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    up with a new idea to introduce its own brand chili sauce in Malaysia. Introducing a new product into the market where similar products already exist is a risky project that involves investment of time and money. Failing to study the need of such product in the purported market and among the target customer will only lead to failure of a new product and loss of investment. Prior to developing on the idea of manufacturing its own brand chili sauce, Tesco must

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    In this experiment, the scientists tested how different levels of hot sauce affect earthworms. The scientists used 8 types of hot sauces with varying levels on the Scoville scale. The scientists did this because extreme levels of hot sauce (such as the ones the scientists tested) can have harmful effects on humans such as Gastritis. Gastritis can increase the risk of stomach cancer greatly. A human's stomach and an earthworm's body both have mucus on them. This mucus is called mucosa. For the human’s

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    1. The Beefy Tacos, SpaghettiOs has serving size of 252g, 2 servings, Calcium 40mg, Fat 4g, Protein 8g, Carbohydrates 30g, Fiber 3g, Sugar 9g, Sodium 600mg. The Beef Ravioli, Chef Boyardee has serving size of 246g, 2 servings, Calcium 20mg, Fat 7g, Protein 7g, Carbohydrates 31g, Fiber 3g, Sugar 5g, Sodium 750mg. 2. The Beef Ravioli looks healthier to me because it has pictures of vegetables, tomatoes and onions, on the label. 3. Tacos – 188g Fat: 19%, Protein: 17%, Carbohydrates: 64% Ravioli –

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    Soy sauce is widely used as an important flavouring and has been integrated into the traditional cuisines of many East Asian and Southeast Asian cultures. Despite their rather similar appearance, soy sauces made in different cultures and regions are different in taste, consistency, fragrance and saltiness. Soy sauce is a salty, brown liquid made from fermented soy beans mixed with some type of roasted grain such as wheat, barley and rice, injected with a special yeast mold, Aspergillus oryzae and

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    Soy sauce is used as an important flavouring in cooking and has been integrated into the traditional cuisines of many East and Southeast Asian cultures. Despite their rather similar appearance, soy sauce made in different cultures and regions are different in taste, consistency, saltiness and fragrance. Soy sauce is generally a salty, brown liquid made from fermented soybeans mixed with roasted grain such as wheat, barley and rice, added with a mold called Aspergillus oryzae and salt. Its consistency

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    Figure one shows how the different mixing methods affected the final volume of the mayonnaise. It is expected that as the mixing methods gained speed and applied more shear force, the mayonnaise would have more volume. This was seen in the data. The biggest volume of mayonnaise achieved was done by a blender and by a homogenizer. The blender that yielded a low volume product was because the emulsion broke, which explains why a large volume was not seen. The high speed homogenizer also had problems

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