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What are the factors that influence food choices?

What are the factors that influence food choices? The three important factors that influence the food choices people make are environment, culture and diet knowledge. People who live in different environments have different diet habits. In Asian countries, people eat rice and noodles as staple food. Subtropical climate in Asian countries gives rice a comfortable condition to grow in. Why do people choose foods that they like? You may think that people choose a specific food just because they like it, but that is not always the case. There are many other factors influencing food choices other than the smell,...

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Is JustAnswer com a reputable site?

Is JustAnswer com a reputable site? JustAnswer partners with verified doctors, lawyers, veterinarians, mechanics and other professionals to give you quality, one-on-one advice. JustAnswer has a 100% satisfaction guarantee, so if your question isn't answered, its employees work with you to get an answer or give you a full refund. What is the best website for answers? 13 Best Sites to Get Your Questions Answered!Answerbag. You can find answers to various questions from different categories on Answerbag You may ask questions on any topic but will need to register to do so. Yahoo! Answers. Blurt it. WikiAnswers. FunAdvice. Askville. Friendfeed....

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Why can you smell hot food more than cold food?

Why can you smell hot food more than cold food? The smell of hot food reaches us faster than cold food, this is because hot temperature affects the movement of the particles in the air. So the higher the temperature, the faster we smell the scent of the food. Why are you able to smell things across a room or from great distances when you are not near the source of the smell? Answer: We smell hot food from distance because of the diffusion process. Diffusion is the spreading out and intermixing of particles From one substance into another substance...

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What foods were introduced in 1941 during World War 2?

What foods were introduced in 1941 during World War 2? 1941 Beltsville small white turkey developed; ancestor of today's commercial turkeys. 1941 War time price controls go into effect on beef. A widespread black market emerges. 1941 General Mills introduced 'Cheerioats' breakfast cereal (renamed to 'Cherrios' in 1945). 'Cheerioats' sponsored the 'Lone Ranger' radio program beginning in 1941. When was food rationed in Germany during World War 2? Although the main restrictions were not until 1942, there were some problems early in the war. Food was rationed immediately in 1939, although Germans did not experience chronic shortages until 1944. The...

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How does a natural gas power plant work?

How does a natural gas power plant work? Natural gas power plants generate electricity by burning natural gas as their fuel. There are many types of natural gas power plants which all generate electricity, but serve different purposes. All natural gas plants use a gas turbine; natural gas is added, along with a stream of air,... Where does the gas in natural gas plants come from? An operational natural gas plant delivers pipeline-quality dry natural gas that can be used as fuel by residential, commercial and industrial consumers, or as a feedstock for chemical synthesis. Raw natural gas comes primarily...

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What does al forno style mean?

What does al forno style mean? Al Forno style is when the steak finished and baked with Gorgonzola Cheese, and served on a bed of Portabella Mushrooms that have been cooked in Balsamic Vinegar, Steak Jus and Garlic. What is the difference between lasagna and lasagna al forno? So in Italian, lasagna is one sheet of pasta or noodle and lasagne is more than one (plural). Because this pasta dish is made with more than one lasagna noodle it's referred to as lasagne or Lasagne al Forno in Italian but the whole dish is often known as lasagna everywhere else...

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What animals eat foxglove?

What animals eat foxglove? Although the animals do not prefer foxglove, a hungry deer will eat almost anything, including foxglove plants. For this reason, the species is listed as deer-tolerant or deer-resistant. Do squirrels eat foxglove? Squirrels and deer generally don't like their taste. Deer don't like thorny things. They also don't eat anemones, astilbes, junipers, foxgloves, ferns and grasses, to name a few. So you could effectively cordon off your garden by planting some of these suggestions. Do snails eat foxgloves? However some foxgloves are short-lived perennials, Digitalis ferruginea for example. This is an even more desirable garden plant...

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Why are flowers colorful and fragrant?

Why are flowers colorful and fragrant? Flowers are generally colourful and fragrant to attract insects and animals, which aid in dispersal of seeds and pollination in plants. Why do you think many flowers are Colourful and pleasant smelling? Most of the flowers are brightly colored with a sweet smell because these things attract the insects so that insects come and sit on them. In this way the pollens fall on the insect. When this insectsit on another flower , there they shed the pollens. This helps in pollination. Why are many flowers so Colourful and showy? Plants have a number...

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What flowers deter bugs in vegetable garden?

What flowers deter bugs in vegetable garden? 11 Garden Plants to Help Keep Bugs Away!Marigolds. The scent of a marigold will deter plant lice, mosquitoes, and even rabbits. Chrysanthemums. This might be the best plant to deter bugs. Mint. Mint plants can repel spiders, ants, and mosquitoes. Basil. Citronella grass. Lavender. Chives. Petunias. How do I keep bugs from eating my vegetable garden? Use physical barriers. Placing a copper ring around the base of plants will help deter slugs and snails. A floating row cover (lightweight fabric) either laid on the plants or held up by wire hoops can be...

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Where does the genus name Aster come from?

Where does the genus name Aster come from? Aster amellus is the type species of the genus and the family Asteraceae. The name Aster comes from the Ancient Greek word ἀστήρ (astḗr), meaning "star", referring to the shape of the flower head. Are there any aster flowers native to North America? Most of the misidentified aster flowers originated in North America, but the Asther alpinus is the only true aster native to North America. The other 180 species within the genus are native to various regions of Europe and Asia. Many asters native to Eurasia have been transplanted and can...