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Salad
Salads can be made from a large number of items. There are pasta salads, bean salads, green salads, vegetable salads, and a number of others. They consist of one base ingredient such as potatoes, lettuce, or macaroni, and then other ingredients are added in. There is usually a sauce or dressing added. The most common salads are made from varieties of lettuce with vegetables and dressing tossed in.
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How many calories are in chicken salads?
Calories in chicken saladThe calorie content of a chicken salad depends on what ingredients (in total) you put in the salad and the quantities of those ingredients. For the calorie content of salad vegetables, and the calorie content of chicken, see the page links, further down this page, listed under related Questions.
Is fruit salad a homogeneous mixture?
no, it is heterogenous.
heterogenous means that visible substances are seen--you can see bits of different fruits in the salad, and som dressing too, and they are distuingishable from each other.
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