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Food Prep/GCSE/Ormerod/Food Provenance/Meats/Fats

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Intensive farming (crops)   Farming that aims to produce as much as possible.  
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Trans-fats   Unsaturated fatty acids formed by partial hydrogenation of vegetable oil.  
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Factory farming (live stock)   A farm in which animals are bred and fattened using modern industrial methods.  
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Hydrogenation   The process of changing a liquid fat or oil into a solid one at room temperature by the addition of hydrogen.  
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Cholesterol   A fatty substance known as a lipid which is found in the blood and in food.  
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Free range   A method of farming, where for at least part of the day, animals can roam freely.  
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Farm assured   A British organisation that promotes and regulates food.  
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Environmental impact   The impact of human activities on the natural environment.  
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Sustainability   Describes human activity that is not harmful to the environment and does not deplete natural resources, thereby supporting long-term ecological balance.  
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Traceability   The ability to track any food through all stages of production, processing and distribution.  
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Food chain   A series of processes by which food is grown, produced and eventually consumed.  
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Monounsaturated fat   Containing only one double bond per molecule.  
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Polyunsaturated fat   Containing more than one double bond per molecule.  
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Omega – 3 & Omega - 6   Types of polyunsaturated fatty acid the body cannot make itself.  
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Connective tissue   Tissue which binds together, connects or surrounds body parts.  
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Collagen   The most abundant protein in the meat and the substance that hold the whole body together.  
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