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Lisaclaire

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List three examples of common foods that contain foodborne toxicants.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Why are vitamins and minerals added to foods?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Any three of the following:
peaches
lima beans
apple seeds
apricot pits
certain grains
legumes
nutmeg
sassafras tea
coffee
tea
red wine
colas
green potato skins
cabbage
mustard
brussel sprouts
cauliflower
turnips

Answer to Question 2

Vitamins and minerals are added to foods to make the foods more nutritious and sometimes to replace those nutrients lost during processing.




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