Of course, blessing food does nothing to its nutritional value.
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Seeds are bioengineered and "printed" to optimize for nutritional value.
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The pasteurised milk also retains most of its nutritional value.
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And when I finally looked up the nutritional value: Yikes.
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Or, for the same nutritional value, just eat the dollar.
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Extreme heat also affects the nutritional value of many crops.
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It actually has three times the nutritional value of, say, lettuce.
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That said, the nutritional value of nuts is hardly a secret.
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Just what was the nutritional value of this ultra-fine dining?
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Avoid foods with no nutritional value, such as sodas and sweets.
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But in turn, they have high nutritional value and high efficiency.
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After all, nothing in this salad really had any nutritional value.
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Color can also be a good indicator of a green's nutritional value.
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They are considered "superfoods" because of their flavor and superior nutritional value.
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This year's experiment will therefore all about food safety and nutritional value.
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And it could even help improve the drink's flavor and nutritional value.
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Plus, some produce has more nutritional value after it's been properly prepared.
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Rather, we mostly focused on features like the taste and nutritional value.
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Ask Well Q. What is the health and nutritional value of mushrooms?
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Gonna have to put on extra spinach to add some nutritional value.
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Cons: The airline's snacks did not offer much variety or nutritional value.
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The term "whole grain" doesn't always refer to food of equal nutritional value.
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Yes, an entire day to appreciate tasty treats, regardless of their nutritional value.
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I don't think this muffin has any nutritional value but it's so tasty.
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But what you put on your pizza can significantly impact its nutritional value.
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Try a superfood(ish) brew So beer isn't known for its nutritional value.
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What is the portion size and nutritional value of one of these chocolates?
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Before Cole's paper, most cases were assumed to be simply for nutritional value.
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Often that translates to more processed, high-calorie foods with little nutritional value.
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We'll even make our food healthier, boosting its nutritional value and eliminating allergens.
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But they only extract about 20 percent of the nutritional value of the catch.
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In both cases, they found little impact on the nutritional value of grocery purchases.
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However, the glycemic index doesn't tell the whole story about a food's nutritional value.
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I rode into this fast on zero nutritional value and I was feeling it.
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I'll give Sydney that iceberg is not loaded with flavor, or even nutritional value.
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Water buffalo, wallabies and small crocodiles are hunted for their flavor and nutritional value.
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His goal is to continue improving both the realism and nutritional value of Beyond's products.
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I don't want to be consuming bad things — I want it to have nutritional value.
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"Real food can get you there too, often with even more nutritional value," she says.
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Vegetables like cauliflower, potato, or green peas are also commonly added for extra nutritional value.
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Rice milk offers little nutritional value since it is mainly rice starch mixed with water.
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It didn't feel as if I were getting much nutritional value out of this salad.
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Vegetables, despite their nutritional value, have long been a sideshow for much of our species.
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So much writing on the web these days is mush, of low-to-middling nutritional value.
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"He should have been eaten something with more nutritional value!" the farm said in its statement.
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Snacks with low nutritional value were to be swapped out for fruit cups and granola bars.
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They're devoid of nutritional value, and deliver a mega dose of calories without any accompanying satiety.
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They provide little nutritional value and, beyond a few medicinal applications, are entirely unnecessary to survival.
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Sometimes, this can be your best strategy for maximizing the nutritional value of a vegetarian meal.
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Online, the onions were met with some skepticism, with commenters wondering about the Smile Onion's nutritional value.
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The French-based startup has created a tool that scans your food and determines its nutritional value.
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Previously, scientists had argued that jellies lack nutritional value, but these latest findings are forcing a reevaluation.
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While lactic acid has no nutritional value, it does not produce the unpleasant symptoms of lactose intolerance.
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As far as Soylent's nutritional value, it is made of really useful macronutrients and micronutrients, Rumsey says.
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It has almost no nutritional value and can lead to long-term problems like diabetes and obesity.
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A new gadget promises to reveal the nutritional value of your meal by scanning its chemical makeup.
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When I visit one market, I find nothing of nutritional value, only tea leaves, sugar and salt.
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Willett says those get a '"thumbs down" because they provide no nutritional value and plenty of calories.
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Customers are rewarded with more points for purchases of produce and other foods with high nutritional value.
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But fats tend to have more nutritional value than sugar, and sugar is far easier to overeat.
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She advised Ms. Lopez to focus on corn's traditional role and nutritional value as a whole grain.
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Fish eggs, larvae and fry are vast in number, minute in size and high in nutritional value.
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It has little nutritional value, but Kamal can get a small plate of it for LE 3 ($0.17).
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But the problem with bread is that it has no nutritional value and it weakens their immune system.
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Yet, some critics argue there is no conclusive evidence that alternatives have better nutritional value than real meat.
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French startup DietSensor's gadget promises to reveal the nutritional value of your meal by scanning its chemical makeup.
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When it comes to nutritional value, the difference between oat milk and almond milk isn't all that significant.
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I ordered unsweetened tea to keep the meal within a reasonable nutritional value for someone of my size.
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What I'd learned was that the nutritional value of a bug is irrelevant if you can't eat it.
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The Blue Apron meal was also a lot healthier than the Amazon one in terms of nutritional value.
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I spend the rest of the night like a teenager, eating junk with no nutritional value for dinner.
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American consumers are gravitating toward drinks that have functional elements, like nutritional value or a jolt of caffeine.
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American consumers have increasingly sought drinks that have functional elements, like nutritional value or a jolt of caffeine.
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And so it also technically loses some of its nutritional value as it ships through the supply chain.
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With no fiber and just 1 gram of protein, this cereal presents a consumer with limited nutritional value.
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Cole wanted to know, and thought of answering the question by calculating the nutritional value of humans vs. animals.
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With their color, flavor, and nutritional value, Caras have exactly what modern consumers look for in their fruit purchases.
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Of course, be mindful of the nutritional value your pet is getting so they are neither under- nor overfed.
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Others were mostly concerned about the (lack of) nutritional value in the concoction, which boasts 59 grams of sugar.
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New work shows those changes in treated crops are substantial enough to change both their nutritional value and flavour.
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They turned their eyes to blood as well, hoping to distill its nutritional value into shelf-stable, palatable forms.
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Sweets with refined sugar and no nutritional value for kids and then meal replacements and appetite suppression for adults.
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These materials ensure that there is minimal oxidation, so your OJ maintains its natural taste and maximum nutritional value.
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The key to healthy diets is variety, and all fruits have plenty of nutritional value and taste to contribute.
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Kirban speculated that consumers may be gravitating toward pantry essentials that have nutritional value and a long shelf life.
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Last year researchers determined that squirrels engage in "spatial chunking," sorting nuts by size, type and possibly nutritional value.
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Pineapples create a new dynamic for boring everyday pizza by adding a tropical twist and increasing its nutritional value.
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We have a duty to harness technological innovation to improve the quality, nutritional value, and safety of American crops.
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That cooking technique that turns anything with a modicum of nutritional value into a golden, delicious, artery corroding treat.
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That being said, here are the worst cereals you can buy, based on their nutritional value and sugar content.
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Furuta adds sake lees to an amazake, giving the drink a sour, yogurt-like flavor and boosting its nutritional value.
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We also like the roast beef sandwich on nine-grain wheat bread, which is similar in terms of nutritional value.
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In this column: unlivable wages, poor working conditions, poor treatment of animals, and food of questionable nutritional value, to start.
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Though the technologies developed here might actually have some real world uses, like checking nutritional value or identifying dietary restrictions.
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Perhaps more importantly, the findings show that pesticides are capable of transforming crops in ways that shape their nutritional value.
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Basically, it's incredibly difficult to survive on just leaves, which have little nutritional value and don't provide a satisfying meal.
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There was virtually no difference in the number of pups born, or the basic nutritional value of the different menus.
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You can opt for the pure juice version and consume a 4-ounce serving for almost the same nutritional value.
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You could dismiss it for being cheap, mass-produced feed without any real nutritional value, which, of course, it is.
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Scientists say the soup has some genuine nutritional value, beyond the calories burned from bragging about having slurped it down.
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Young refused to endorse my eating this lunch every day, on the grounds that it contains no real nutritional value.
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But it's also a crop that doesn't have a significant amount of nutritional value compared to other local food sources.
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"The parts that we don't eat here in America for pork often have nutritional value to our pets," Brooks said.
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Nutritionists recommend a diet rich in whole grains, whole fruits and vegetables instead of foods that have little nutritional value.
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What's more, increased carbon-dioxide levels in the atmosphere lower the nutritional value of food staples like rice and wheat.
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Ideally, this lengthened ripening period will help farmers avoid harvesting crops before they're ripe, potentially improving flavor and nutritional value.
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If dinner theater with a culinary concept sounds a bit cute, the show really isn't aiming for high-nutritional value.
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In China, sea cucumbers have been highly prized for centuries for their nutritional value and texture, if not their flavor.
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PK: Did these guys ask about the argument that when you juice the stuff you take out the nutritional value?
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My research showed me that most of my favorite cereals I grew up eating don't exactly provide much nutritional value.
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But did you know there are a few small hacks anyone can use to optimize a meal's nutritional value even further?
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For example, countries should look at where research and development grants go, to promote foods with high nutritional value, he says.
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Whether you use the frozen or fresh version of the vegetable, the nutritional value won't be much different, a study found.
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The Goody Pet includes this multivitamin in their list of top picks, commenting on its high nutritional value and multifaceted benefits.
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SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about the nutritional value of eggs misstated the amount of sodium in a large egg.
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She advises cutting out foods that have low nutritional value, inflammatory foods and ones that aren't adding to our well-being.
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Beyond reducing sugar levels, the drive to make healthier carbohydrates has also included improving the nutritional value of grains like rice.
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Sciencey-sounding food additives—another clean eating no-no—are carefully regulated, and many improve the safety and nutritional value of food.
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Back then, people routinely drank two to three glasses of milk a day thanks to marketing campaigns that touted its nutritional value.
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"People are realizing there's more nutritional value in the products we used earlier, like ghee, than what we use now," he says.
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The process of freeze-drying food retained its nutritional value, required no refrigeration and resulted in it being incredibly light and compact.
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Why it matters: In the US, insects are typically eaten for the "fear factor" or shock value, rather than their nutritional value.
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Soda companies shouldn't be permitted to market sugary beverages — which have sugars and water and nothing else of nutritional value — to kids.
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It felt like doing the "right" thing — cooking real dinners, with nutritional value and greens and a protein and complex spice medleys.
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Pet food testers evaluate a number of things that make dog food appealing to man's best friend — ingredients, nutritional value, and taste.
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Chinese medicine practitioners are divided on the supposed benefits of ingesting urine, which modern science has shown to have no nutritional value.
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According to the Associated Press, children were separated from their families, sat in soiled diapers, and ate meals with little nutritional value.
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While enrolling seniors in CSFP, Butcher advises clients to use other SNAP benefits to purchase fresh produce for their necessary nutritional value.
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American consumers increasingly seek out drinks that have functional elements, like nutritional value or a jolt of caffeine, according to research company Mintel.
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Perfect Day, a startup based in Berkeley, California, makes "milk" that has the same nutritional value and taste as traditional, dairy-based sources.
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I'm definitely not going paleo, but when I bake any kind of treat I try to make sure it has some nutritional value.
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These products are cheap, but they're also mostly emptied of their nutritional value, so while people won't starve, they'll develop other health problems.
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You can use the app to scan grocery store barcodes, and it will respond with a letter grade for the item's nutritional value.
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If you're going to use sugar, opt away from refined white sugar altogether—it has no nutritional value and is just empty calories.
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We assume white bread has low nutritional value and contains scary amounts of sugar, salt and worse, and is therefore bad for us.
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AS IS TRUE OF LIFE itself, a streaming service is like a box of chocolates: packed with delicious treats of dubious nutritional value.
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The educational and nutritional value of these federal dollars make it all the more important to fully represent the youngest in our communities.
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As Americans eschew soda, they are looking for replacements that claim to deliver nutritional value, said Michael Bellas, chairman of Beverage Marketing Corporation.
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"If we're calling it 'nutritional' and we have no idea of the nutritional value, then how can that label be used?" he said.
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One government official said the regulator was deliberating whether disclosures about the nutritional value of food should be placed on the front of packages.
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To test the nutritional value of popcorn, CSPI bought popcorn in three US cities from 12 theaters that were part of six different chains.
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Today, many nutrition experts agree that excess sugar provides unnecessary calories with little to no nutritional value and, over time, snowballs into health consequences.
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In an effort to upgrade the nutritional value of its iconic product, Nissin Foods USA has made three major changes to the original recipe.
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Experts say there are some areas deep inside the Amazon where açaí is still considered a staple food because of its high nutritional value.
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When chocolate peanut butter pizzas and doughnut cones are trending, they don't come with disclaimers about their calorie counts or (lack of) nutritional value.
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Alcohol, of course, has no nutritional value and contains 23 calories per gram -- more than protein and even carbs, which both have 4 calories.
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" Hunter told me that "we wanted something very much like a little cube of salt and minerals that would bring nutritional value to cows.
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Sheep know how to choose nutritious food, but like other animals, they regularly eat plants with no obvious nutritional value, perhaps for medicinal reasons.
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Many people today are more likely to have access to industrially produced junk foods depleted of nutritional value than more expensive fruits and vegetables.
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So, I think it's an amazing thing that EMA has done to provide these gardens and to provide these benefits and nutritional value for kids.
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Moreover, it's a product that stands out for its high nutritional value, providing the body with natural antioxidants, protein, and numerous essential minerals and vitamins.
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Not only is it low in nutritional value, but it can also pile up on the ground and become tainted, accelerating the spread of disease.
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I would say it's important to also recognize, though, that fish has great nutritional value to it that pregnant women and babies need and want.
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"When we eat food we look at the nutritional value, and I feel we need to do the same with our skin care," she said.
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That's to be expected, since white rice is incredibly cheap, but all things considered — taste, texture, nutritional value, versatility — the price difference is worth it.
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In its tests, the powder had high scores for nutritional value and product purity, including less than one part per million of six harmful substances.
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Although this is more expensive than traditional plastic packaging, de Kock argues the bowls have nutritional value and can be integrated into a healthy diet.
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Drinking has been a hedonistically driven activity for the last 5,000 years, and I do not foresee people changing that primarily based on the nutritional value.
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It's refreshing and satisfying, plus it helps extend the life of perishable green juices without taking away any of their nutritional value. 8. Cha-cha-chia.
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Most prisoners do not have enough water, they don't receive proper medical attention, the food they eat has no nutritional value, and they don't feel safe.
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I mean just imagine: Soon you'll be able to get all the nutritional value of ketchup sauce flatbread, only without the hassle of minimal human interaction.
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The study looked only at calorie counts and didn't compare nutritional value of the meals, something that Schoffman said she hopes to do in the future.
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Another labelling proposal under review was a "traffic light" system, where red, yellow and green colours depict nutritional value, similar to one used in the United Kingdom.
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If you want to eat healthily (as in consume food with nutritional value) and save money at the same time, you need to plan out your meals.
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Another labeling proposal under review was a "traffic light" system, where red, yellow and green colours depict nutritional value, similar to one used in the United Kingdom.
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For one thing, it has not been established whether the caterpillars gain nutritional value from the plastics they eat, as well as being able to digest them.
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But he hit a political and a juridical wall when he also sought to restrict the sale of sodas and other sugary drinks of dubious nutritional value.
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How it works: Tomato plants were exposed to an airborne chemical, methyl jasmonate (MeJA), that caused them to release toxins that decreased their nutritional value for caterpillars.
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"Dairy farmers in Wisconsin work tirelessly every day to ensure that their milk meets high standards for nutritional value and quality," Baldwin said in a press release.
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The reason for this is food insecurity: Rising heat and extreme weather threaten to reduce crop yields and even the nutritional value of the food we grow.
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MYTH: Raw eggs are a better source of protein than cooked ones MYTH: All eggs must be refrigeratedMYTH: Brown eggs have more nutritional value than white eggs
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This is all aimed at improving the "nutritional value" of the food provided to beneficiaries and reducing "the potential for EBT fraud," according to the budget proposal.
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They key is to add the powder at the end, once the soup has stopped simmering because high heats can affect the nutritional value of the powder.
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A single box contains up to eight servings and it can stay on your shelf for months at a time without losing its freshness or nutritional value.
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Indigenous greens like African nightshade, jute mallow and spider plant had become associated with poverty, and many Kenyans chose not to eat them despite their greater nutritional value.
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Folks insist that the pasteurization process decreases some of milk's nutritional value, and that drinking raw milk might confer some sort of protective effect against allergies or asthma.
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The genetic changes confer no detectable difference in the fish's appearance, ultimate size, taste, or nutritional value; it just grows faster and consumes less food over its lifetime.
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A new report from adds yet another serious health risk to the list: Increased carbon-dioxide levels lower the nutritional value of food staples like rice and wheat.
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Overall nutritional value can be affected by your chosen cooking methods — roasted or steamed is generally healthier than deep-fried — but the protein is there for the taking.
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The dairy industry argues that the word "milk" confuses consumers because it implies that the white liquid they have bought has a nutritional value similar to cow's milk.
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With further research, scientists might try to breed or genetically engineer new crop varieties that preserve much of their nutritional value in the face of rising carbon dioxide.
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As carbon emissions rise and the planet warms, domesticated crops like rice and wheat are losing nutritional value, and climate disasters are putting harvests and farmland at risk.
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That doesn't mean people in these countries ate no grains but rather that they ate processed grains, with little nutritional value and the potential for high calorie counts.
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The rising CO2 levels have also had a negative impact on the nutritional value of certain crops such as rice, and the climate crisis has reduced crop yield.
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If you're concerned about the nutritional value of your beer — and none of it is particularly healthy — there's no need to focus on the sugars used during fermentation.
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But stripping each kernel means you strip a lot of its nutritional value, so nutrients—ferrous sulfate, niacin, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid—are added to "enrich" the meal.
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The letter from school superintendent Mike Williams stated that Frei did so because kangaroo is a "very lean meat" that he thought could add "nutritional value" to the chili.
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For example, the 2001 study, published in the Journal of Medicinal Food, sought to find out whether knowing about soy's nutritional value made people more likely to eat it.
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Besides making cassava resistant to the virus, they also hope to double yields and to increase the proportion of starch (and thus the nutritional value) of the resulting strains.
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"Hard Choices," her chronicle of her years at the State Department, possesses all the flavor and the nutritional value of a breakfast bowl of packing peanuts and warm water.
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Point your phone and scan an orange, for example, and the Blipp app can tell you nearby grocers where you can purchase them, nutritional value and even give recipes.
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The United Nations declared 2016 the year of the pulses a couple of years back to highlight their nutritional value, sustainability, and their key role in feeding the world.
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Space Invaders is a fizzy, addictive treat—like a bag of cola bottles but with slightly more nutritional value, and all for roughly the price of a London pint.
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Moreover, in the developing world, where mothers can't afford formula, they try to stretch it through dilution, severely depleting its nutritional value, leading to thousands of additional infant deaths.
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Knowing you cannot eat at all for a prescribed period may prompt some people to cram in whatever they want during the eating window, regardless of its nutritional value.
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But many do not realize that a lot of calories are involved in this junk food, with little nutritional value and high saturated fat, high sugar, and little fiber.
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Because the difference in the nutritional value of organic and conventional food is so small, you'd do better just eating an extra apple every day, whether it's organic or not.
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Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health recently published a study that calculated the nutritional value of the roughly 60 tons of food we waste every year.
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"As Sun Basket's health-focused meal kit offerings are the linchpin of its brand, any controversy or uncertainty surrounding nutritional value could pose a threat to further growth," Reddy said.
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The researchers looked at the nutritional value of lunches the schools prepared, as well as what the students selected, in the 16 months before the changes and 15 months after.
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The bottom line to remember this Thanksgiving — and all year 'round — is that no one food is terrible for you, and some demonized ones like potatoes can have nutritional value.
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Not only do extreme temperatures and severe weather make farming more difficult, climate change is also expected to decrease the nutritional value of important food crops like wheat and rice.
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Soda is probably the single biggest contributor to the obesity epidemic of the last few decades; it is liquid sugar with no nutritional value and increases the country's medical costs.
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If food is genetically engineered, saying so on the label only informs consumers about the process used in developing the food, not the safety or nutritional value of the food.
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Some produce has been on ships and trucks for two weeks before it reaches the table — having lost, by some estimates, 45 percent of its nutritional value along the way.
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Blasco and her colleagues found that marrow kept most of its nutritional value for at least three weeks in springtime conditions and as long as nine weeks in autumn conditions.
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Eighteen countries, including India, may lose more than 5 percent of their dietary protein by 2050 as a result of crops such as rice, wheat and barley losing their nutritional value.
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In contrast, the Infarm system is chemical pesticide-free and can prioritise food grown for taste, colour and nutritional value rather than shelf life or its ability to sustain mass production.
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This has materialised in cutting prices for coffee and soda, serving breakfast all day, offering mobile ordering and delivery, and improving the quality, if not the nutritional value, of its food.
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"During sugar intake, suppressing hedonic value inhibited dopamine release in ventral, but not dorsal, striatum, whereas suppressing nutritional value inhibited dopamine release in dorsal, but not ventral, striatum," the neuroscientists write.
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Smell, engage, let your mouth water, look at the abstract beauty of the scoops there on the plates, but you'll find no nutritional value, and only a bitter herb to taste.
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In terms of nutritional hierarchy, fresh-from-the-farm ripe veggies would be superior to frozen in terms of nutritional value -- but only if they are eaten within a day or so.
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And because it really has zero nutritional value, most experts will just tell you not to swallow it — there's no point, and spitting it out might save your digestive tract some hassle.
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School menu planners work to increase the nutritional value of classic kid-favorite meals, slipping in whole grains, legumes or vegetables where they can to familiarize students with new textures and flavors.
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The Counter cafe in the lobby serves sandwiches, including the superlative "Classic NJ Pork Roll," consisting of fried egg, cheese and Taylor ham — the less said about its nutritional value, the better.
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The yogurt is made from cow's or goat's milk: cows for men, and goat's milk yogurt - which has an intense flavor and is recognized for its nutritional value - for women and children.
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So I actually had a couple of recipes developed based on nutritional value, so really balanced meals where I could just open the pouch and it would have a whole meal in there.
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Whole Foods believes alternative spreads and nut butters beyond typical tahini, cashew, almond, peanut and chickpea will be popular in 2020 — like watermelon seed, for its nutritional value, or seasonally popular pumpkin butter.
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He is trying to understand how the availability and distribution of different plants, of varying nutritional value, affects how giraffe forage and roam, both from day to day and from season to season.
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"(But) jelly beans don't hold any nutritional value, and a fruit salad has vitamins and minerals and antioxidants and all these things that are going to help your body run efficiently," Haas said.
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But if one wants to eat them just in case they could help, "that is fine, as they probably have some nutritional value, certainly some fiber, and likely do no harm," he says.
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As a result, food will become scarcer, grocery prices will spike and crops will lose their nutritional value, as the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change noted in a report earlier this year.
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Experiment with new recipes One of the best ways to combat food boredom is to try new recipes, which can offer fun and creative ways to boost the nutritional value of your diet.
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But as dietary experts have proliferated on athletic staffs, the nutritional value of the food the players are getting has become just as critical a consideration as how much of it they consume.
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All too often, those with allergies have to sacrifice some important component of food — often taste, nutritional value, texture, or all of the above — if they want to eat the safe, allergen-free version.
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White striping, a meat quality issue, degrades the taste and nutritional value of chicken, according to the report, resulting in meat that is less tender, doesn't absorb marinade as readily, and contains more fat.
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The difference in color just varies based on the type of chicken—they both have the same nutritional value, says Molly Morgan, RD, a board certified sports specialist dietician based in upstate New York.
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"One of the more recent findings that has been surprising to me is the increasing evidence that a carbon dioxide-enriched atmosphere is actually leading to crops that have lower nutritional value," Sarfaty said.
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Coconut milk contains plenty of good fats while being low in calories, but has little protein and its nutritional value starts fading away no less than 2 months after first being kept in storage.
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It's pretty clear that eating meat is not a sustainable way to get nutritional value from food, when you consider the amount of energy and water that goes into just raising cows for meat.
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The Harvard School of Public Health has chronicled multiple studies backing up this assertion, including a point nutritionists make repeatedly: that sugary beverages lack nutritional value and add calories without leaving consumers feeling full.
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After major improvements championed by the Obama administration in the nutritional value of school meals were already underway, the Republican-dominated House of Representatives and now the Trump administration have begun to undermine them.
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A U.S. family of five can save up to $2.2012,22.24 a year buying private-label food, and get equal or higher nutritional value, according to Burt Flickinger, managing director of retail consultancy Strategic Resource Group.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's consumer watchdog on Tuesday sued the Australian subsidiary of U.S.-based Kraft Heinz Co alleging it falsely advertised the nutritional value of its Little Kids Shredz range of food for young children.
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Puffins feed their young on sand eels and, suspects Sjurdur Hammer, a conservation scientist at the Faroese Environment Agency, sand eels' nutritional value has gone down because the seas are warmer, speeding up their metabolism.
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The companies are using watered-down standards to justify advertising Goldfish, Lucky Charms, Trix, Fruit by the Foot, and other snacks that are high in sugar and otherwise low in nutritional value, the researchers say.
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On the Hauptstrasse, Zum Seppl and Zum Roten Ochsen both serve German comfort food: bratwurst, cheese spaetzle and white asparagus — a springtime specialty whose nutritional value Germans like to obliterate with Hollandaise sauce and ham.
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The report, published earlier this week in the Scientific Reports journal, revealed that with regard to unprocessed food, humans are more likely to choose red foods over green because the former indicates higher nutritional value.
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We've ceded the kitchen to the food industry, which helped create the no-time-to-cook mind-set with its advertising and stood ready to assist our busy selves with processed foods of dubious nutritional value.
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The app allows you to view tons of yogurt recipes for you to try out, and it even lists the nutritional value of each one so fitness fans can keep track of their calories and whatnot.
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"As a consumer and as a parent, you have to be pretty savvy when going to the grocery store to choose a non-cow's milk beverage that has similar nutritional value as cow's milk," he said.
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Adding protein powder to a bowl of fruit salad will increase the nutritional value of the sugary-snack, but beware — the powder consistency can ruin a perfectly good fruit bowl if you pour in too much.
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Practicing mindful eating, however, made me realize that even if a food is not "good for me" in terms of nutritional value, eating it is not wrong and doesn't reflect on my value as a person.
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The basis of the suit is that the primary ingredient in Whole Grain Cheez-Its is enriched white flour, which is refined and made from wheat that loses much of its nutritional value during refining and processing.
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Organisations such as the NextGen Cassava Project, which apply the latest breeding techniques to reduce the susceptibility of crops to disease and increase their yield and nutritional value, offer Africans an opportunity to leap into the future.
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Today, cultured riboflavin and other vitamins produced by engineered microorganisms make up the majority of B vitamins used to fortify foods (which is partly why foods often lose nutritional value when companies reformulate to go non-G.M.O.).
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In a recently published study, I worked with scientists from China, Japan, Australia and the United States to assess how the rising carbon dioxide concentrations that are fueling climate change could alter the nutritional value of rice.
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" Much of the seed business in the Golden State revolves around biofortification, which encompasses selective breeding and, according to the California Seed Association, is a "potentially cost-effective and sustainable way to increase a crop's nutritional value.
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What consumers actually value is the special kind of deliciousness they get from meat and dairy foods and fish and so forth, the nutritional value, protein and iron and stuff like that, and the affordability and convenience.
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Odorless, flavorless and instantly dissolving—according to the scientists—the film is visually indistinguishable from the conventional cling wrap in your kitchen, but it protects and preserves food better than plastic and carries nutritional value to boot.
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Stinkhorns, truffles, smuts: The amazing diversity -- and possible decline -- of mushrooms and other fungi I study the nutritional value of fungi and mushrooms, and my laboratory has conducted a great deal of research on the lowly mushroom.
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Hundreds of millions more are adversely affected by climate crisis-related heart, kidney and lung disease, numerous water- and vector-borne diseases, mental health sequelae, and declines in both the quantity and nutritional value of significant foodstuffs.
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To answer that question, James Cole, a senior lecturer in archaeology at the University of Brighton, looked into the nutritional value of a human being and then compared it to that of other animals our ancestors dined on.
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" He continued: "It is easy to boil noodles or rice, but they have almost no nutritional value and there is no need to eat imported food when we have so much local food grown organically on our islands.
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In September the service produced a report on the nutritional value of restaurant food, for example, and it has long mapped "food deserts" in rural America, where people have to travel long distances to find a grocery store.
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Frozen pizzas can be a convenient dinner, but they too can vary in terms of ingredients and nutritional value, especially with sodium counts, so it's important to read labels carefully (some contain small amounts of trans fats, too).
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"It is easy to boil noodles or rice, but they have almost no nutritional value and there is no need to eat imported food when we have so much local food grown organically on our islands," Dini explained.
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In Florida, cities are preempted by the state from raising their minimum wage, enacting paid sick days, restricting smoking in public areas, regulating the nutritional value of restaurant food, establishing public broadband networks, or regulating Uber and Airbnb.
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His past work with the US Department of Agriculture found that the rising CO2 levels have had a negative impact on the nutritional value of certain crops such as rice, and the climate crisis has reduced crop yield.
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"There is no evidence that energy drinks have any nutritional value or place in the diet of children and young people," Professor Russell Viner, president of the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health, said in an email.
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"Growing recognition of the health and nutritional value of mushrooms along with their year-long availability and culinary versatility have contributed to increased customer demand," Walmart (WMT), the nation's largest grocer, said in a statement to CNN Business.
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" The release noted that the FDA "has regulatory authority over not just statements of nutritional value, but food names and categories—something the rice industry has a growing interest in with the proliferation in the marketplace of 'rice pretenders.
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While studies have shown the composition of the nests indeed contains nutritional value in the form of numerous essential amino acids and mineral salts, definitive evidence supporting the notion that they're some sort of natural cure-all is lacking.
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While modern milling methods remove the bran and germ from grain (in other words, the bit full of vitamins, minerals, and fibre), flour is produced with little or no nutritional value, enhanced instead with calcium carbonate, thiamin, and niacin.
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I asked Dr. Cailin R. Heinze, an associate professor of nutrition at the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University, about the nutritional value of these high-end meals, which often contain more animal protein than standard kibble.
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Some protein has more nutritional value than others, and some, particularly meat-based proteins, are resource-intensive and create many harmful planetary impacts such as greenhouse gas emissions, heavy water consumption and the destruction of precious habitats around the world.
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And teens who participate in groups of six in the semester-long Teen Battle Chef program (fashioned like a TV show competition) hone their public speaking skills when describing the cultural background and nutritional value of the dishes they prepare.
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Around 22019 million animal and plant species are on the edge of vanishing forever, the highest extinction risk in human history, and dire projections of crop failures and declining nutritional value in certain crops threaten even the world's wealthiest countries.
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In general, he found that the human body has the same nutritional value—in terms of fat and protein—of equally-sized creatures, but when compared to bigger prey, such as mammoths and woolly rhino, humans offered significantly fewer calories.
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He'd met the Cleveland gardener -- the city has embraced urban farms -- some time ago when he shot some photographs of the work she was doing, teaching her community about growing produce and the importance of eating food of nutritional value.
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Of course, the nutritional value of food is important, too — no one's saying 200 calories of chocolate is as healthy as the same in broccoli — but calorie-counting even for a short period of time can teach you a lot.
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Because the child is now almost three, Davis-Yancey maintains that the best way to advocate for a mother's right to continue breastfeeding in a case like this is to argue around the emotional bond and attachment, versus the nutritional value of breastmilk.
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Google's findings point to an overall increase in concern for what we consume, with over half of Canadians claiming they are now more mindful than they were a year ago of what they are cooking at home and of their food's nutritional value.
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McDonald's also offers a user-friendly nutrition calculator on its website that easily allows you to add and subtract meal components to see how, for example, small fries will impact the nutritional value of the meal (230 calories and 1.5 grams of saturated fat).
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I also suggest which kind of wine would work best with different meats and which parts of the human body are not edible or should be avoided, either because they have little nutritional value, are difficult to digest, or cause degenerative neurological disorders. Interesting.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Panera Bread Co is launching a "clean" kids menu, the restaurant chain said on Thursday, and it challenged rivals like McDonald's Corp to stop luring children with junk food and toys that often have more taste and flash than nutritional value.
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Over the course of the next year, Under Armour and IBM will roll out additional features including using IBM Watson's visual recognition capabilities to identify foods and their nutritional value, integration of weather-related and environmental factors, as they relate your health and fitness.
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But this January, I decided on a more united approach, baking things that are a bit lower in sugar than, say, your average brownie, and adding whole-grain flour to increase their nutritional value — or at least, to give them a small nudge toward wholesomeness.
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The beads are too small to be caught by sewage filtration systems, take years to break down, and not only are they mistaken by fish and other aquatic dwellers as food (having absolutely no nutritional value), they're made of plastic which absorbs other pollutants in the water.
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"In an emergency response it really depends on where we're getting the food that's being donated - that will matter for how much we can control the level of fortification and nutritional value," said Allison Oman Lawi, a senior policy advisor for East and Central Africa at WFP.
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Speaking at an event organised by the Malaysian Palm Oil Council, Kok was quoted by Malay Mail as saying that Malaysians "are not aware of the socio-economic importance and nutritional value of palm oil, besides it being more environment-friendly compared with other competing oils".
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She and her colleagues think that by binding to the bitter compounds, the salivary proteins may not only make the food taste better, but may also prevent your body from absorbing them fully — whether this is protective or diminishes the foods' nutritional value, however, is unknown.
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For example, you may not have the resources to donate a ton of food to a food pantry or homeless shelter, but you can ask everyone in the office to contribute, for example, one jar of peanut butter, which is high in protein and therefore nutritional value.
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But on Monday, the Trump administration sprung a surprise: Under a proposal in the president's budget many participants in the program would be given half their benefits in the form of a "Harvest Box" full of food preselected for nutritional value and economic benefit to American farmers.
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The fact that the male spider dies after mating, and thus makes sure his body is available as a feast for his mate, suggests the mysterious extra nutritional value of that body has evolved specifically for the purpose of nurturing the eggs that will turn into his offspring.
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"The nutritional value of food is influenced in part by the microbial community that encounters that food," said Dr. Jeffrey Gordon, the senior author of the new paper and director of the Center for Genome Science and Systems Biology at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
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Though research suggests it might cause a mild depletion of vitamin C and other antioxidant chemicals, she explained, freeze-drying fruits and vegetables doesn't have any significant impact on their nutritional value; packaged as stand-alone ingredients, they can even make for a healthy alternative to more caloric snack foods.
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The diet, which claims you can lose up to two pounds a week (a safe amount, according to the UK's National Health Service) operates on a SmartPoints system that supports choosing healthier foods that will fill you up (think protein and fiber) over foods that are lower in nutritional value.
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Just the other day, we were reminded of this link between health and energy again when a report released by the Obama administration linked climate change to increased risks for asthma, deaths from extreme heat, and to lowered nutritional value in some crops due to rising carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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We are, as Michael Pollan argued in In Defense of Food, "nutritionists"—people who believe "that the nutritional value of a food is the sum of all its individual nutrients, vitamins, and other components," and that if we can simply create foods that have better nutritional profiles, we will be healthier.
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In a piece for Psychology Today, Georgia Ede, a psychiatrist and nutrition consultant, writes that "animal foods are essential to optimal human health" and describes the various ways she thinks the EAT-Lancet Commission authors fail to provide adequate scientific evidence for the nutritional value of a plant-based diet.
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This makes it much easier to find out what contributions particular bits of DNA are making to a plant, and thus speeds up the process of breeding new varieties that either have better yields (because of virus-, pest- or drought-resistance, for example) or better nutritional value (enhanced vitamin content, say), or both.
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"What I have seen in my practice in the South Bronx, located in the second poorest congressional district in the U.S. and working with the NYC homeless, is that people who are food insecure consume more foods with low nutritional value, which are more affordable," said Arevalo, who wasn't involved in the current study.
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In Japan, freshwater eel, or unagi, is such a beloved and age-old delicacy—prized for its nutritional value (it's high in vitamins and protein), its tender, ever so slightly gelatinous texture, and its rich yet delicate flavor, enjoyed especially in the summertime—that there is a category of restaurants that serve basically nothing else.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From freeze-dried potatoes first produced by the Incas, to melons worth thousands of dollars each, here are five rare foods - some of them endangered - produced by small communities who prize them for their nutritional value and taste: Melons grown in the Japanese city of Yubari can fetch huge prices.
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Wouldn't you rather see this, whatever this is: OK let's break some of that down: Wayne just said that he's unfit because his diet is rappers—a noted Wayne trope—and, while you can argue about the inherent nutritional value of rappers all you want, the fact of the matter is that what he is eating is fast food.
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"There are recent scientific reports of an increase in the incidence of myopathies (muscle tissue disorders) in broilers, including conditions known as wooden breast and white striping; it is believed that selection for fast growth and increased muscle mass in broilers has played a key role in this increase, declining nutritional value of factory-farmed chicken," CIWF said in its report.
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He showed that the ease of digestion and additional nutritional value made available by treating food with fire (which alters starch and protein molecules in ways that make them easier to digest) boosts its calorific value enough for a reasonable daily intake to power both brain and body—so much so that modern humans who attempt to live only on raw foodstuffs (there are a few who try) have great difficulty remaining well-nourished.
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Other groups, similarly motivated, are working on making many types of crops resistant to drought, heat, cold and salt; on inducing greater immunity to infection and infestation; on improving nutritional value; on making more efficient use of resources such as water and phosphorous; and even on giving to plants that do not have it the ability to fix nitrogen, an essential ingredient of proteins, directly from the air instead of absorbing it in the form of nitrates.
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