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The food science tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about the chemistry and composition of food, including topics like arsenic in rice, low-carb diet myths, the ingredients in chicken nuggets, and innovations such as Fantesk, a trans-fat-free cooking oil developed by the Agricultural Research Service. These threads explore the scientific principles behind food production, nutrition, and health claims.
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VIDEO Rice has arsenic in it — don't freak out, here's the science
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VIDEO Dr. José Carlos Souto - 'Low-carb: myths that refuse to die'
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- food science low carb nutrition myths
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VIDEO Why do low carb diets work ?
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- food science ketosis low carb weight loss
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VIDEO What Are Chicken Nuggets Made Of?
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- chicken nuggets food science ingredients nutrition
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Fantesk.....
March 31, 2010 Cutting Fat- And Calories--From Cakes And Frostings A new cooking oil (Fantesk) that is trans fat free. Developed by George Fanta and the late Kenneth Eskins in the 1990's at the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Mukuto Singh experiments with the oil which is encapsulated in...- Celestra
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