Conservation Methods March 11, 2011
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What habla? What? I just met a cousin from Uruguay!
He keeps asking me “What habla” all the time.
He does not speak Portuguese? He speaks only a little.
My aunt went to live in Uruguay for many years and he was born there. He has 12 years, kid.
Did you know that Uruguay has a virtual community of people?
Really? What madness! Madness nothing. That’s globalization!
Community, can you swap idea with people in Brazil and worldwide.
I know, I’m kidding! Folks, as it should be 100 years ago? No TV, no phone … Without Internet? Help!
I prefer to look to the future. They knew that the Brazilian scientists are successful abroad?
Scientific knowledge is with ourselves.
For me, the best part of globalization is to know the foods from around the world.
I also saw some dried fruits that came from Morocco.
Your stomach should be more than thrilled with globalization, is not it?
I’m silly as these foods come from so far away and not spoil.
It has many chemical additives and packages specially prepared for this.
This gives a good theme for our community. Ô happens.
What do you think? Damn, I agreed to take my cousin for a walk Uruguayan shortly.
But this subject interests me. Especially if it comes down to taste the food!
I wait with a twist! Please hurry! Ô … Good luck, huh!
We want to provide an enhanced on this in the community.
The bulk sale is one where the consumer can choose the amount you want to buy.
I always bought the beans already packed in plastic bags!
An agronomist told me about it. It’s much more convenient, eh?
Agronomist? I’m enjoying seeing.
Materials such as aluminum, glass and plastics are very helpful to keep food for longer.
Why is there so much concern about the food in the world?
But how can you make the food last longer?
But as I identify which of them is good enough for what?
But in the case of the antioxidant, how it works?
If we drop lemon juice or orange in the apple does not darken it.
Because lemon and orange are ascorbic acid, which is an antioxidant!
It’s called “Vitamin C”. The oxygen gas in the air reacts easily with it.
Ih, copied from the book! Not copied, I researched my book on Science! Thanks, Master!
And that’s because I have not posted everything I learned in the interview with the food engineer.
Wow, that guy is that? He ran some marathon?
Vitamin C is a good start. But I think I’ll need the whole alphabet.
Today we know a little more about food preservation.
We discovered the existence of additives, antioxidants, preservatives, flavorings.