Author Question: Is it misleading to advertise a food product containing glycerol and fatty acids but no ... (Read 27 times)

Haya94 · **on:** Aug 27, 2018

Is it misleading to advertise a food product containing glycerol and fatty acids but no triglycerides as being fat-free?

A) Yes it is misleading because glycerol and fatty acids will reform into triglycerides even before the food reaches your mouth.
B) Yes, because glycerol and fatty acids are the immediate products that result as your body digests triglycerides.
C) No, because glycerol breaks down any fatty acids in your body.
D) No, because it would have more calories from fat if it had triglycerides.

Question 2

Which of the following soil horizons contains primarily clay?

A) substratum
B) subsoil
C) topsoil
D) bottom soil
E) humus