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Allie Lyda 4/9/2015 period 5/6 Eco-Friendly/ Edible Silverware Our environment has a lot of problems with waste that we create and it is getting more out of hand each year. Waste is harming wildlife, rivers, plants, and humans. I have come up with a solution to this global problem and reasons why we need it. My solution is to develop eco-friendly/edible silverware. Biodegradable means to have the ability to decompose by bacteria and other living organisms. Biodegradable products are made out of natural

baked bread aroma, you are missing out! Bread is one of the most widely consumed foods in the world today. In fact, when you make a loaf of bread, you tend to use all five senses. Melissa Hill said, “Bread is like real love, it took time, cultivation, strong loving hands and patience. It lived, rising and growing to fruition only under the most perfect circumstances.” When I started baking, I experienced a difficult time understanding the process and the many steps involved while making bread. There

INTRODUCTION I selected to watch Pollan’s series documentary instead of his book due to my difficulties in reading and being a visual learner. I am grateful to Pollen for being able to see his story as the documentary. This allowed a visual and hearing experience with the professionals he spoke with within their environment along with demonstrations of what they were talking about. It was an experience to join the people from the countries he visited in their homes/work and to learn what he was taught

profitable and keep company away from financial hazard due to acquiring losses and lack of substantial profit from foreign markets. Almost 70% of Grupo Bimbo 's sales came from Mexico, where the company had built a 90% market share in the packaged bread segment, the business was very profitable and the company operated in growing market. However, the investments in U.S. and Latin America, where markets were highly competitive, have not been profitable. According Grupo Bimbo 's global strategy - to

making yeast doughs – flour, water, yeast and salt. Lean doughs contain these four, with or without addition of little sugar or fat. So how come there are so many kinds of different breads: crunchy baguette, chewy bagel, soft rolls…? Proper manipulation of these same ingredients can result with large variety of breads. If you add some more fat, sugar and eggs to this mixture, you will make enriched yeast dough. Making Yeast Doughs There are nine basic steps in making yeast dough: 1. Scaling the

slice of bread. This sandwich can even be enjoyed without the bread for those people who are watching their carbs. This Club sandwich covers several food groups and is big enough to satisfy a healthy appetite due to the size of the sandwich. For those with less healthy appetites, eat half for lunch and, the other half for dinner. Decision-Making CriteriaIn analyzing these products, Team A chose the McTurkey club because of the versatility of the sandwich; it can be enjoyed with or without bread. The

Mixograph A mixograph is a test that bakers use to test the quality of the flour. This test is very similar to the farinograph. The farinograph and mixograph both test for the mixing quality of the dough and gluten properties. The main difference between the mixograph and the farinograph, is the mixograph needs a much smaller sample to run the test. The sample size for the farinograph is anywhere between 50-300 grams while the mixograph can run samples of 5, 10, and 35 grams. The only drawback is

I was determined to keep searching for more ways to lose weight! For some unknown reason, I started soul searching, trying to figure out where I was going wrong with New Year’s resolutions. I was trying to figure out why it was so hard for me to stick to my New Year’s resolutions, until the end of the year. Out of all the things that I couldn’t stay committed to during a New Year’s resolution, I didn’t care about them, like I cared about sticking to a resolution to lose weight. I began to closely

Introduction An athlete needs to ensure that they consume enough fuel to complete activities undertaken. The amount of energy required depends on many factors including size and weight of the athlete, level and intensity of the training, and due to this the amount of energy required varies from person to person. However if more energy is consumed than required, the excess is stored as fat and weight will increase, on the other hand if insufficient energy is consumed the body calls upon its stores

This is done many times throughout the meal. In European style cuts are still made one at a time but the fork stays in the left hand and the knife stays in the right. Taking a drink or getting a bite of bread would be the only time the utensils would need to be put down while dining European style. Soup is dipped from a 12 o’clock position, drug across the rim, and brought to the mouth to sip from the edge of the soup spoon. Between bites the soup spoon