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unit 2 study guide

scientific advances

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___ foods are produced without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or growth stimulants. Organic
Which government agency sets the standard for organic foods? USDA
Land used for organic foods must be free of pesticides for at least year. 3
Typically, organic food costs compared to nonorganic food costs are: higher
Flash freezing broccoli as a preservation method is an example of. flash-freeze
Bacon bits used on salads, that do not actually contain any meat, are examples of food analog
The first step in the scientific method: observation and asking a question
The following statement is an example of which part of the scientific method: If salt increases the temperature of water, then the water will boil faster. hypothesis
Retort packaging is most commonly used for: shelf stable foods
People tend to purchase organic foods because want to consume less chemicals
In order to receive a USDA Organic seal, livestock must be given: free access to certified organic posture for the grazing season
Provide two facts about organic foods from your notes. has organic labels, no synthetic fertilizers or pesticides
An educated guess based on available evidence is a hypothesis
List two reasons why crops are genetically engineered. control weeds and extends food life
Producing the most crops and livestock possible to feed a population of people while protecting the environment for the future is called: sustainable agriculture
and the U.S. Department of Agriculture work together to protect the food supply from accidental and intentional contamination. Department of homeland security
Quick-freezing is beneficial to the food supply because research shows it has led to: extending foods life much longer with preserving its nutrition
List two places to buy locally grown foods. farmers market and local farm
Foil-lined paper boxes used for milk products and juice, not requiring refrigeration are examples of : aceptic packaging
Identify the main purpose of irradiation. prevent food borne illnesses, preserve food, controls insects, delays sporouting
is removed from the food product to make it more concentrated. water
Condensed milk, maple syrup, and cream of chicken condensed soup are examples of: food concentrate
is the process of heating foods to high temperatures to kill bacteria and sealing the food in airtight containers retort packaging
Explain the four different types of meal service.
What does FIFO in regards to food storage? First in, first out (use the older foods first) use older foods first
Complete the following conversions: teaspoons to tablespoons, ounces to cups. 3tsp to 1 tbsp 8oz to 1c
hot do you measure butter
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