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Food: How does it break down?
Can you help me find the nutritional values/info in food from USDA Nutrient Data Laboratory?
Select a food. Use the USDA website to analyze the nutritional components and composition in terms of carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins (including molecular structure). Assess calories, vitamins and minerals. Is this food recomended?
Understanding the chemistry of food.
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