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What is the term for organ meats from animals that are eaten, such as beef liver?
What is the term for organ meats from animals that are eaten, such as beef liver?
- Flavour
- Offal (correct)
- Aroma
- Peers
What do we call a person who does not eat meat, poultry, or fish?
What do we call a person who does not eat meat, poultry, or fish?
- Vegetarian (correct)
- Protein
- Peers
- Appetite
Which nutrient is essential for repairing and building cells, producing enzymes and hormones, and serving as an energy source?
Which nutrient is essential for repairing and building cells, producing enzymes and hormones, and serving as an energy source?
- Aroma
- Protein (correct)
- Peers
- Gluten
What is the term for a feeling of emptiness, weakness, or pain due to lack of food?
What is the term for a feeling of emptiness, weakness, or pain due to lack of food?
What is used to achieve a goal, such as in cooking or food preparation?
What is used to achieve a goal, such as in cooking or food preparation?
Which term refers to the sensory message derived from the taste and aroma of food in the mouth?
Which term refers to the sensory message derived from the taste and aroma of food in the mouth?
What is the small gland at the base of the brain that regulates hunger, thirst, sleep, and the release of some hormones?
What is the small gland at the base of the brain that regulates hunger, thirst, sleep, and the release of some hormones?
Where are goods presented to consumers for sale?
Where are goods presented to consumers for sale?
Which body tissue contains fat and consists of connective tissue filled with large numbers of fat cells?
Which body tissue contains fat and consists of connective tissue filled with large numbers of fat cells?
What is a sign of vitamin D deficiency in children where the bones do not harden normally?
What is a sign of vitamin D deficiency in children where the bones do not harden normally?
What is the process of changing energy sources (e.g., food) into energy known as?
What is the process of changing energy sources (e.g., food) into energy known as?
What is the minimum amount of energy needed by the body to maintain normal body processes known as?
What is the minimum amount of energy needed by the body to maintain normal body processes known as?
