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Fresh food tilts more to what you call organically harvested foods that are collected, washed and sold, then served as a 'raw' item by itself.
Convenience food would mean either pre-prepared foods or pre-cooked foods that uses no more than 3 or 5 simple steps to make them edible. It could also mean prepared seasoning like garlic salt or dried thyme.
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What challenges did john Cabot?
it was hard to find fresh water. it was also a challenge to find fresh food
What was the legal system set up by the Spanish to define the status of native Americans?
Food
How did the thermometer affect the Industrial Revolution?
it helped keep food fresh
What does a ration book contain?
a date, list of food and terms of conditions
What terms in the Treaty of Paris did the US receive?
They got free food. ChaCha!
What is the different type of convenience food in market including prepackaged food?
Convenience food could also be Potato Chips and crackers, depending on how you define it. As for a very general term that covers many, prepackaged, pre-cooked and dry cook foods are the best way to define most of them available in the market.
How do you define the terms autotroph?
autotroph is any animal that makes its own food, as opposed to heterotrophs that rely on other organisims for food
What do you call convenience foods like hamburgers?
Fast food is convenience food.
Why is convenience food more expensive then fresh food?
Generally, speaking, no, but it depends on the maker of the food, or on what is being made at home. But, for the most part, commercially made food is less expensive, and less healthy. It is believed that the poorest States are also the least healthy due to healthier food being generally more expensive.
What does convenience food contains?
Ans1>Convenience food contains chips, candy, ice-cream, packed food etc.
Discuss in detail the role of convenience food in kitchen-?
The convenience food in the kitchen enable people to eat such food very quickly with little or no cooking.
What are Examples of convenience food?
There are many convenience stores located in the United States. The two most common convenience stores are Walgreens and CVS. Many gas stations also serve as convenience stores.
What does decomposer mean in science terms?
a decomposer is the part in the food chain who breaks down food, dead animals, dung, ect. to make fresh soil.
When something is not fresh what is that called?
Maybe stale or just 'non-fresh' or even 'food that isn't fresh'. For example, this food was stale OR this food isn't fresh OR this is non-fresh food
What are conenience product and what is its role in food preparation?
The role of convenience food in fast food operations increases sales for a restaurant. Convenience foods are usually impulse buys.
Where is convenience food available?
Convenience food are available at 7-11 stores and other supermarkets. Convenience food include frozen food including meat and vegetables, dry soups like instant noodles, canned goods, processed food and items with long shelf-life like milk and custards.
What kind of food do organic food stores sell?
Organic food stores sell both pre-packaged, as well as fresh foods. Organic foods usually means that the foods have less chemicals, processing, and preservatives in them, but amount of what kind is similar to regular food stores in terms of fresh or pre-packaged.
