What are some traditional methods of food preservation used before modern refrigeration? |
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Methods like curing, which includes salting, spicing, and drying meat or fish, were used to preserve food. |
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Fill in the blank: Food processing helps in making delicate foods, like grapes or strawberries, easier to transport by ___ them. |
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False. While food processing can enhance nutritional value, over-processed foods may lose essential nutrients. |
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Modern processing and transportation allow access to fruits and vegetables year-round, supporting a balanced diet. |
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Riddle: I can be made into jam or pickles, preventing spoilage and extending usability, what am I? |
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Food processing meets dietary needs.
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Fill in the blank: One advantage of food processing is convenience, as processed foods are quicker and easier to ___ . |
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Food processing involves techniques that prevent spoilage and enhance preservation, allowing food to last longer. |
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What are the three levels of food processing, and how do they differ in terms of alteration from the raw product? |
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Three levels of food processing exist.
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Fill in the blank: Highly processed foods often contain ___, which may affect health if consumed excessively. |
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True or False: Minimally processed foods have a longer shelf life compared to highly processed foods. |
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False. Minimally processed foods have a short shelf life, while highly processed foods have a longer shelf life. |
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Health risks of processed foods.
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Riddle: I start as fresh fruits and vegetables, but after a little washing and chopping, I’m ready to eat. What am I? |
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Fill in the blank: Processed food ingredients often have ___ added back to them to compensate for nutrient loss during processing. |
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What is one primary reason that processing can reduce the natural nutrient content of foods? |
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Processing often involves methods such as heating or refining that can destroy or diminish the nutrient content of the original food. |
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is an example of highly processed food? A) Fresh fruit B) Canned vegetables C) Snack foods D) Whole grains |
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What is the traditional method used by Zulu women to make beer, and what ingredients are primarily involved? |
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Zulu women traditionally make beer (utshwala) using sorghum and maize, involving processes such as soaking, boiling, mashing, cooling, and filtering. |
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Fill in the blank: The process of converting dairy into cheese or yogurt is known as ___. |
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False. Pasteurization involves heating milk to a specific temperature to kill bacteria and extend shelf life. |
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What are the key performance parameters in food processing that ensure efficiency and safety? |
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Key performance parameters include hygiene, energy efficiency, minimal wastage, labour efficiency, and minimal factory shutdowns. |
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Riddle: I can preserve your food by removing my moisture, but I’m often used in freezing. What am I? |
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Fill in the blank: The process of preserving vegetables in vinegar or brine is called ___. |
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a method of food processing? (A) Salting (B) Fermenting (C) Ignoring (D) Freezing |
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