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The National
Food and Health
Preface
The object of this book is to supply in convenient form a condensed compilation of the scientific and reliable facts on foods and the economical uses of foods from the best sources. A comprehensive treatment of any phase of the subject of foods has not been attempted. The aim has been to provide practical material in a usable form.
Part I. — Food. Digestion 7
Digestibility of Food 8
The Cooking of Food 8
Quality of Food 9
Public Eating Places 9
Cleanliness of Food 10
Bacteria in Food 10
Parasites in Food 10
Decomposition of Food 10
Molds on Food 10
Flies and Food 11
Dust and Food 11
Pet Animals and Food 12
Common Elements and Compounds in Food 12
Refuse in Food 13
Average Composition of Foods — Table 1 14
Non-nutrients in Food 17
Nutrients in Food „ 17
Actual Values in Food Materials 18
Adaptation of Foods 18
Advantages of Several Meals a Day 19
A General Plan for a Day's Menu 19
Meal Planning 20
Choice of Foods for Body Needs 20
Balanced Ration 21
Rules for Planning Inexpensive Meals 22
Suggestive Menus 23
Left-over Foods and Recipes 25
Suggested Economy 29
Waste in Food Preparation 30
Waste in Eating Habits 30
Dietary Standards 30
Conservation of Foods 31
Preservation of Foods 34
Home Canning 34
Home Drying 42
Home Storage 43
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