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of the former are an attractive food source to the latter, because animals that eat the fruits may excrete the seeds some distance away. fruits, therefore, make up a significant part of the diets of most cultures. some botanical fruits, such as tomatoes , pumpkins , and eggplants , are eaten as vegetables
. [ ] (for more information, see list of fruits .) vegetables are a second type of plant matter that is commonly eaten as food. these include root vegetables ( potatoes and carrots ), bulbs ( onion family), leaf vegetables ( spinach and lettuce ), stem vegetables ( bamboo shoots and asparagus ), and...
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butter and blueberry smoothie from the vibrant color to the great taste, this almond butter and blueberry smoothie is a winner. rachaelwhite august , featured , fresh spring recipes , main courses august , steak salad with chimichurri like spring in a bowl, this salad is loaded with fresh herbs, vegetables
appetizers to drinks and desserts, check out these fun recipes that are perfect to... honest cooking may , featured , fresh spring recipes , side dishes may , spring farro salad with arugula and burrata this simple spring farro salad with arugula and burrata is bursting with fresh flavors from seasonal vegetables...
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fssai to prohibit terms like pure, natural, authentic on packaged foods the only exception to the rule is that the products so labelled can be washed, peeled, chilled, trimmed or put through other processing stages that could alter its basic characteristics. november , edited by sushmita choudhury agarwal
regulations banning food companies from using words like 'natural', 'fresh', 'original', 'traditional', 'pure', 'authentic', 'genuine' and 'real' on the labels unless the product is not processed in any manner. the only exception to the rule is that the products so labelled can be washed, peeled, chilled...
https://www.fssai.gov.in/upload/media/FSSAI_News_PackagedFood_BusinessToday_15_11_2018.pdf