american , cheddar
It depends. If the salad is made with vegetables only, even with oil added, then no. But if any meats or cheeses are added, or even beans such as red beans or chickpeas, then yes, there would be protein in the salad.
meat,cheeses,fresh salad and bread
The only cholesterol in an all green salad would possibly be in the salad dressing you use. Check the label on the dressing bottle for nutrition facts. If you don't use dressing, then there would be no cholesterol in the all green salad.
Not really, although some salad ingredients have been cooked. You would normally use the term "make a salad" rather than "cook a salad."
When eating your salad first you would eat with the salad fork (the smallest fork) and after you finish place the fork on the plate. When the entree comes then you use the normal size fork.
we would use emulsifiers
No
Most of the calories in a green salad would be in the salad dressing. If you are concerned about gaining weight, you should restrict the amount of salad dressing you use, or use low-fat dressing.
You can use tongs or salad forks to put salad on the plate.
No:) A fruit salad is a fruit salad so adding veggies would make it NOT a fruit salad. It would then be a fruit and vegetable salad. Personally, I don't think that would taste good;)
selection of regional cheeses
That depends on the recipe you use.