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No. the Little Spotted kiwi does not eat cookies or other man-made, processed foods.
some dessert cookies cake chips junk food
The most nutrient-rich foods are leafy green vegetables, followed by sea vegetables, other vegetables (roots, stems. etc.), mushrooms, legumes, seeds, and whole grains. Foods that lack nutrients include those that have been highly refined or processed, including sugar, soda, corn syrup, jelly, margarine, alcoholic beverages, cake, chips, french fries, pastry, oil, and cookies.
Candy, chips, cake, and cookies-can be eaten in small quantities, but not regularly.
Chips, sweets, frozen dinners, canned foods, packaged cakes and cookies, sugary breakfast cereal. A lot of food is processed these days, but in some cases, it's so that it's better for us to eat, such as milk has to be pasteurised (a form of processing) which makes it safer to consume.
Probably not. Alot of corn chips are highly processed and have alot of perservatives. Those kind of foods don't really 'expire', they will most likely just get stale.They probably won't rot or mold, so they're probably not very dangerous.
Highly processed foods like fruits and vegetables that require further intervention from man are not grown or exported from Australia.
My horses like Cheese puffs, soada,chips, bannas,ceral and cookies :)
Adding chocolate chips is often the last step in many baking methods of recipes for foods such as chocolate chip cookies, cakes, or brownies.
Chips, sweets, frozen dinners, canned foods, packaged cakes and cookies, sugary breakfast cereal. A lot of food is processed these days, but in some cases, it's so that it's better for us to eat, such as milk has to be pasteurised (a form of processing) which makes it safer to consume.
Of course they do. Just walk down the cookies, cereals and chips aisle It is very important to read food labels as SO much processed had alot of sodium, corn syrups, preservatives, saturated fats, sugars, etc that is very unhealthy.
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