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Search our directory WHY ORGANIC? The elimination of polluting chemicals and nitrogen leaching, done in combination with soil building, protects and conserves water resources. Source: Organic Trade Association Recommend our directory to a friend! Recipients e-mail: Home Foods : Bread and Grains and Pasta Foods : Bread and Grains and Pasta Links: EnviroKidz The planet's first 100% certified organic cereals for kidz! * Grown and Processed Without GMOs * Wheat Free *No Prohibited Chemicals Or Preservatives * Low Fat * 1% of Sales Donated to Charity * 100% Recycled Packaging printed with Soy-Based Inks. (Modified: 16-Oct-2001 ) Food For Life Baking Co. Food For Life breads have the Live Grain Difference! A complete line of organic sprouted grain breads with absolutely no flour. See the difference fresh sprouts really make! (Modified: 25-Sep-2001 ) Sobaya Inc. Maker of the finest organic Japanese-style pasta in North America (Modified: 12-Mar-2001 ) Popowich Milling Ltd.

62. SASD Food Services Information Page higher recommended.** or Download the food service Brochure ** Brochure 2 Up to onegrains/breads serving per day Under the foodbased menu planning alternative http://www.sheboygan.k12.wi.us/foodservice/about.html

Prepack hot and cold lunch is available at the elementary schools. Buffet style lunch is available at the middle and high schools, with high schools also offering ala carte items and milk for cash. A computerized debit lunch account program will automatically keep track of each student's account balance. When a student eats breakfast or lunch, their card with their personal identification number (PIN) is scanned and the cost of the meal is automatically deducted from their account. Because this is a debit system, meals must be paid for in advance. The cost per lunch for elementary students $1.65, middle school and high school students $1.85, breakfast $1.10, and milk is $0.30. Application for free or reduced meals are available at the main office of each school or at the Central Office. If you have any questions, please feel free to call Auxiliary Services at 920-459-3568. Take the Food Service Brochure tour **Web browsers 4.0 or higher recommended.** or Download the Food Service Brochure ** Brochure in Adobe® Acrobat Format. **

63. Food Guide Pyramid: Breads Cereals, Rice And Pasta grains at Different Life Stages. Path Home Education food and NutritionInformation food Guide Pyramid Breads, Cereals, Rice and Pasta. http://www.healthgoods.com/Education/Nutrition_Information/Food_Groups/food_guid

Customer Service 1.888.666.7761 M-F 8am-5pm EST info@healthgoods.com Site Search Search Options Find Products Find Information Food Guide Pyramid: Breads, Cereals, Rice and Pasta by Linda Boeckner, Extension Nutrition Specialist Panhandle Research and Extension Center Overview The United States Department of Agriculture's Food Guide Pyramid outlines foods that individuals aged two and over should eat each day. This general nutrition guide encourages Americans to eat a variety of foods from each of five basic food groups. Foods in each group provide important nutrients, and individuals need to eat foods from each group daily in order to get the necessary amounts of these essential nutrients. This fact sheet provides a closer look at the Breads, Cereals, Rice and Pasta Group. The Pyramid recommends getting six to 11 servings of breads, cereals or other grain products each day. Fitting Grains Into Your Daily Plan Foods in the bread and cereal group come in a variety of forms from crackers, rolls and pancakes to spaghetti. If you are looking for variety in your food choices, this food group can certainly provide it. Breads and other grain foods have been labeled by some as "fattening". However, it is what you add to these foods that adds fat and extra calories. Use spreads, sauces and gravies sparingly with bread and cereal products, or use low-fat or fat-free products. Concentrate on selecting a wide variety of breads, rolls, pasta and rice dishes that are made with less fat.

64. Home > Food > Food Science And Technology > Grains, Others Seeds And Products contents of the journal Cereal Foods World, and Australia Ltd (formerly the BreadResearch Institute an independent research centre for grains, grain processing http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/cd0160a1d814c23e94cc54a1cc942ce0.html

low graphics Home Food Food science and technology Grains, others seeds and products American Association of Cereal Chemists Web site of the American Association of Cereal Chemists (AACC), an international organisation of cereal scientists and other professionals in related fields, which aims to support and link these professionals, and also publishes books and journals. The site provides information about the society and its membership, as well as details of meetings, news items, general information on cereal chemistry, details of of short courses, a searchable publications catalogue and journal information, including access to the tables of contents of the journal Cereal Foods World, and free full text access to a featured article. The 'Grain Bin' provides links to related Web resources. professional associations chemists cereals USA ... Animal feed science and technology Homepage of the journal Animal Feed Science and Technology, which is published monthly by Elsevier Science, and covers research on animal nutrition, feeding and technology. On the site, the contents of journal issues from 1991 onwards can be searched or browsed, with abstracts freely available. Full text is only available to subscribers, and is provided in PDF format (requires Adobe Acrobat viewer). The site also gives scope details, subscription information and instructions for authors. journals feeds feed technology Bakery Training Council The Bakery Training Council (BTC) is the National Training Organisation for the baking industry in the UK. It is a partnership of the National Association of Master Bakers (NAMB), the Scottish Bakery Training Council (SBTC), the In Store Bakery Consortium (ISBC) and the Welsh Bakery Training Council (WBTC). The site lists the objectives and services of the BTC, and provides information on the qualifications structure, including careers, vocational qualifications, training programmes and providers. Publications are listed, with ordering instructions.

65. Nutrition & Food Services - Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Canada beans, lentils; grains and cereals such as granola, dark rye and pumpernickelbread, and other foods that contain bran. http://www.mtsinai.on.ca/Nutrition/HealthyLiving/HeartHealth.htm

Physician Referrals Media MSH Staff Patients ... Auxiliary Quick Links About MSH Contact MSH Events Calendar Fast Facts How to Find MSH MSH in the News Publications Visiting Hours About Us Staff SERVICES Community Nutrition @ MSH Patient Food Retail HEALTH FACTS Healthy Living Resource Links PROFESSIONAL Contact Us MSH Services Healthy Living Healthy Living HEART HEALTH What foods contain omega-3 fatty acids? Omega-3 fatty acids are a type of polyunsaturated fat that are best known for their heart protective and proposed anti-inflammatory effects. Fatty fish and cold water fish are excellent sources of omega-3 fatty acids. These include: salmon sardines tuna mackerel trout herring , and swordfish Walnuts canola or soybean oil ground flaxseed products , and omega-3 enriched eggs are also good sources of omega-3 fatty acids. I have high cholesterol. Can I eat eggs? Studies show that for most healthy people, it's the total fat, especially saturated fat (found in fatty meat, chicken skin, full-fat dairy products and coconut and palm oil) and trans fats (found in processed foods and many snack foods) that have the greatest effect on blood cholesterol levels. When total fat and saturated fat are reduced, dietary cholesterol will be reduced as well. A large egg contains about 70 calories, 6g of protein, 5g of fat (of which less than 2g is saturated fat), and about 210 mg of cholesterol. Compared to the egg white, the yolk portion of an egg contains most of the vitamins and minerals - and cholesterol - found in the egg.

66. Grains / NOT Bread Machine Recipes | Recipezaar: Where The Recipes Are This is a super fast recipe found when I was collecting whole foods recipes. YouAre Here Home grains NOT bread Machine. Send Flowers. http://www.recipezaar.com/r/214/x140

@import "/css/master.php"; Go to... Home Recipes Search My Stuff My Cookbook My Shopping List My Plan Talk Recipe Request Menu Planning Special Diets Gourmet Gardening Message Board Everything Else Customer Support Suggestions Share a recipe Help/F.A.Q. Contact Us Search: All Recipes My Cookbook Recipe ID # for advanced search You Are Here: Home Grains NOT Bread Machine Grains Recipes Excluding Bread Machine Recipes of 2,800 recipes sorted by most recently posted highest rated most popular fastest to make alphabetical Search within this set: Filter results by category: What is this? You do not have JavaScript enabled so the category list below will not function properly. Please click "what is this?" above for more information. Remove all filters Course Appetizers Dips ... Home Made Corn Tortillas by KCShell My friend, Connie invited us over for tacos one day and to my suprise, she was making tortillas from scratch. There is nothing to compare with home made corn tortillas! Add to My Cookbook Heavenly Oat Bars by Trisha Wright This recipe has three of my favorites in it; oats, and chocolate and peanut butter together as the topping! Yummm..... Cook time does not include time to cool.

67. Food Guide Pyramid: Breads, Cereals, Rice And Pasta, NF93-119 grains at Different Life Stages. Grain products such as breads, cereals, bakery items,macaroni, spaghetti The food Guide Pyramid, Home and Garden Bulletin No. http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/foods/nf119.htm

Nebraska Cooperative Extension NF93-119 Food Guide Pyramid Breads, Cereals, Rice and Pasta Linda Boeckner, Extension Nutrition Specialist, Panhandle Research and Extension Center Previous Category Catalog Order Info Overview The United States Department of Agriculture's Food Guide Pyramid outlines foods that individuals aged two and over should eat each day. This general nutrition guide encourages Americans to eat a variety of foods from each of five basic food groups. Foods in each group provide important nutrients, and individuals need to eat foods from each group daily in order to get the necessary amounts of these essential nutrients. This fact sheet provides a closer look at the Breads, Cereals, Rice and Pasta Group . The Pyramid recommends getting six to 11 servings of breads, cereals or other grain products each day. Fitting Grains Into Your Daily Plan Foods in the bread and cereal group come in a variety of forms from crackers, rolls and pancakes to spaghetti. If you are looking for variety in your food choices, this food group can certainly provide it. Breads and other grain foods have been labeled by some as "fattening". However, it is what you add to these foods that adds fat and extra calories. Use spreads, sauces and gravies sparingly with bread and cereal products, or use low-fat or fat-free products. Concentrate on selecting a wide variety of breads, rolls, pasta and rice dishes that are made with less fat.

68. NIRC - Links - Breads, Cereals, Rice, Pasta, And Potatoes Links Breads, Cereals, Rice, Pasta, and Potatoes basic nutrition information ongrains and displays food companies; and (4) food service-related organizations http://nirc.cas.psu.edu/links.cfm?area=333

69. District 87 Food Services Choose Any Three, Four, or Five Parts of a Combo Lunch (Protein, Breads/grains, Milk,One Fruit Contact Connie Mueller Director of food Services 8276031 ext. http://www.district87.org/esc/foodservice/newsletter.shtml

Bloomington High School Raider's Cafe MAKING YOUR WAY THROUGH THE RAIDER CAFE -How To Get The Most For Your Money- THE COMBO MEAL IS THE REAL DEAL! Many food choices are available daily for "grab 'n go" service in every line at Raider's Cafe. You may buy any item separately at a la carte prices, or you can build a Combo Meal for special pricing. The next pages will show you how to build a bargain-priced, nutritionally balanced Combo Meal for Breakfast or Lunch as you make your way through the serving areas. If you need help building your meal , ask the Cafe Staff, "Is this part of a Combo Meal?" Student Lunch Combo Price: $1.65 Student Breakfast Combo Price: $1.00 Your Student ID number that you punch into the pinpad identifies you to the cash register terminal for special student prices or for free or reduced price meals if you are eligible. Simplify your life : Deposit money in your lunch account! You won't need cash each day and the line will move faster. How do you put money in your account? Ask any Cafe cashier!

70. CNN Food Central - Resources: Grain Nutrition Comparison CNN http://www.cnn.com/FOOD/resources/food.for.thought/grains/compare.grains.html

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71. InFocus: Nutrition And Obesity: Whats Ahead For School Food? FNS in the 1980s and 1990s began urging schools to reduce fat in their meals andto emphasize the food pyramid with its stress on grains and breads. http://www.healthinschools.org/focus/2004/no1.htm

February 27, 2004 var title = "" document.write (title) Nutrition and Obesity—What's Ahead for School Food? D octors who gave physical examinations to young draftees during World War II were surprised to find that many of the men were severely and chronically malnourished. They were children during the Great Depression, and some remembered having being sent to school with a slice of bread, or less, for lunch. Indignant that so many American children had grown up ill-fed, Congress responded by enacting a new law, the National School Lunch Act, signed into law by President Truman in 1946, which offered federal financial assistance to school districts to provide hot lunches to children. The law and its regulations also mandated what a federally reimbursable school lunch should contain, requirements that remain in place with some modifications today. Recently, debate about the content of those lunches involves concerns about overweight and obesity in the early years of life. Social programs enacted in the 1950s and 1960s, have changed the picture of poverty and malnutritionchildren are no longer gaunt, but a great many of them, poor and affluent alike, are now too fat, a condition with equally serious implications for personal and public health. The school food program that has evolved in the past 60 years is a massive and complex undertaking—in fiscal year 2004 alone, Congress appropriated and transferred more than $11.4 billion "for necessary expenses to carry out the National School Lunch Act." That money not only pays part of the cost of most lunches served at school, it also buys, distributes, and processes commodities such as flour, ground beef, and potatoes that eventually appear on school menus. And the school lunch program is the major recipient of "donated" commodities—surplus foods that the government is obligated to buy in order to support market prices. These federal contributions, coupled with the money students pay for lunches, are the only assets most school food programs have; it is rare for states or school districts to contribute to the cost of school lunch.

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73. 06 Grains household baking, bread manufacturing, cookies and fried foods. the noodle industrycould see other grains used in and labour costs in the bread industry are http://www.dpi.vic.gov.au/dpi/nrenti.nsf/childdocs/E173D93495D3A1D74A2567C400042

74. EthnoMed: Ethiopian Food: Teff Ethiopian diet is replaced by Western foods, the rate the content and variety ofgrains used locally used for making traditional Ethiopian bread is purchased http://ethnomed.org/ethnomed/cultures/ethiop/teff.html

Search Ethnomed: MORE ABOUT ETHIOPIAN FOOD: TEFF Doris Piccinin, M.S. R.D., Author Department of Nutrition and Food Service from an interview with Tsegazeab Woldetatios, PhD, Agriculture Conctract Interpeter at Harborview Medical Center Christine Wilson, Editor April 2002 The preferred staple in the Ethiopian and Eritrean diet is engera (pronounced en-jer-a , and sometimes spelled injera ), a flat sour-like fermented pancake that is used with "wot", a stew made with spices, meats and pulses, such as lentils, beans and split peas. In Ethiopia and Eritrea, teff is the most common cereal crop used to make engera. Teff is a tiny, round, khaki-colored grain closely resembling millet. Its scientific name is Eragrostis, teff . "Teffa", the Amharic word for "lost", is so named because of teff's small size. It is the smallest grain in the world and often is lost in the harvesting and threshing process because of its size. NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION Teff is well known by Ethiopians and Eritreans for its superior nutritional quality. It contains 11% protein, 80% complex carbohydrate and 3% fat. It is an excellent source of essential amino acids, especially lysine, the amino acid that is most often deficient in grain foods. Teff contains more lysine than barley, millet, and wheat and slightly less than rice or oats. Teff is also an excellent source of fiber and iron, and has many times the amount of calcium, potassium and other essential minerals found in an equal amount of other grains. When teff is used to make engera, a short fermentation process allows the yeast to generate more vitamins. (http://www.wam.umd.edu/tes/tef/injera.html) Teff is nearly gluten-free, and is gaining popularity in the whole food and Health food industry in the U.S. as an alternative grain for persons with gluten sensitivity. Teff may also have applications for persons with Celiac Disease.

75. Residence Food Services At UPEI We ensure that whole grains are plentiful breads, cereals, muffins, brown Any specialdiets will be dealt with promptly by our food Services Director. http://www.upei.ca/housing/html/foodservices.html

Healthier Eating Meal Plans Hours of Operation Meals for Guests ... Policies The Wanda Wyatt Dining Hall menu combines a healthy blend of traditional, home-style comfort foods and retail offerings to satisfy a wide range of student food preferences. Our menu structure is flexible in nature and therefore students have an opportunity to try various cuisines in response to their own requests. Students will be able to enjoy a wide variety of traditional comfort foods. Fresh, finished to order entrees and regularly featured carvery items will tempt many. Fresh crisp salads will be available from our Raw Power salad bar and fresh baked goods, bagels and gourmet coffee will help complete a very satisfying meal. Let's not forget about fast food favourites such as regularly featured submarine sandwiches, personalized pizza and gourmet french fries! up Healthier Eating Our menus and recipes are reviewed by Chartwells corporate dieticians and have been modified to meet Canada's Guidelines for Healthy Eating . This has involved the use of leaner meats, lower fat dairy products and dressings, and cooking with herbs and spices as a tasty substitute for salt. We ensure that whole grains are plentiful - breads, cereals, muffins, brown rice, and pasta. Salads, vegetables and fruit are always choice and fresh. Every day there is a wide selection of Healthier Eating choices with nutrient analysis available. Any special diets will be dealt with promptly by our Food Services Director. Vegetarian offerings are menued for both lunch and supper meals.

76. MNN - Grain Up Sample Press Release how you and your family can Grab More grains. . like English muffin halves, pitabread, or tortillas United States Department of Agriculture food Stamp Program http://www.dhss.state.mo.us/mnn/PR3.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For More Information contact: (Sample) Build Meals from the Grain Up! Missouri Nutrition Network Emphasizes the Importance of Grain Foods for Healthy Eating (Jefferson City, MO. (June, 2003) - The Missouri Nutrition Network encourages Missourians to build their meals from the grain up. Foods made from grains, like wheat, rice and oats, are the foundation for healthy eating patterns around the world. If you eat plenty of whole grains, such as whole wheat bread or oatmeal, you may reduce your risk of heart disease, bowel disease, and possibly certain types of cancer. The Missouri Nutrition Network encourages Missouri families to plan their meals based on grains. Follow the Food Guide Pyramid by starting with grains, adding fruits and vegetables, then the meat or meat alternates, and milk products. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, as you are truly breaking-the-fast after your slumber. Grab quick grains such as whole grain cereal, bagels, or muffins for a quick jump-start for your day. Not only will breakfast wake you up and keep you going all morning long, it will make it easier to get the grains you need.

77. Enriched, Fortified Or Whole: Grains Remain At The Base consumers aren t getting enough whole grains in their Effective January 1, the USFood and Drug that all enriched grain products, such as bread, rolls, crackers http://www.smartbread.com/newsroom/grainsremainbase.html

brought to you by the Bread Truths Newsroom Story Ideas Bread by the Numbers Statistics ... Contact Us Visit the Wheat Foods Council site at www.wheatfoods.org . For additional cracker information, visit the Cracker Extravaganza on the Wheat Foods Council site. Enriched, Fortified or Whole: Grains Remain At The Base New Dietary Recommendations Released in 2000 PARKER, Colo. - The new Dietary Guidelines for Americans continue to recognize the important role grain foods play in the diet by separating the grain recommendation from the fruit and vegetable guideline. Released in May 2000, the new grain guideline recommends consumers "choose a variety of grains daily, especially whole grains." In previous years, the Guidelines lumped grain foods with fruits and vegetables. The Food Guide Pyramid recommends consumers eat six to 11 daily servings of grain foods, such as breads, cereals, pasta and crackers. The American Dietetic Association also advises that at least three of the servings come from whole-grain foods. "Consumers can choose from a wide variety of grain foods, such as enriched, fortified and whole, to meet their daily recommendations of essential nutrients for health and well-being," says Judi Adams, president of the Wheat Foods Council. "All types of grain foods are valuable to overall health. It's important to make room in your pantry and eating plan for a variety." Enriched grain products are "enriched" with iron, folic acid and other B vitamins, including niacin, thiamin and riboflavin. Over the years, enrichment has helped to nearly eliminate nutrition-related diseases, such as beriberi, pellagra and severe nutritional anemia. (

78. Grains - Food Video. Email Services. CNNtoGO. food - Breads and grains. This is a collectionof files that I have assembled from various Funnel cakes, donuts. http://food.grains.amfpro.com/

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79. Learn Network in research, training and the provision of services for the grains processing andgrains foods industries, founded in 1947 by the bread Manufacturers of NSW. http://www.tafe.sa.edu.au/lsrsc/learn/springboards/tourism/bakery.html

A guide to online information sources on bakery and the baking industry for students and lecturers Last revised September 2001 American Institute of Baking http://www.aibonline.org/ AIB is a non-profit organisation founded by the North American wholesale and retail baking industries in 1919 as a technology transfer centre for bakers and food processors. The organisation's initial mission was to "put science to work for the baker," and that theme is still central to all AIB's products, programs and services. An interesting site with good links to Courses (some Distance Courses included), Services, Products and a Search facility for the site. Also available in Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portugese. The Australian Society of Baking http://www.asb.org.au The ASB was founded in 1970. Its primary purpose is to provide a forum for learning more about the industry through meetings and seminars, and the Society has strong links with both the American and British Societies of Baking. The site contains general information about the Society, benefits of membership, the Society's Creed and contact details. BRI Australia Limited http://www.bri.com.au

80. Grains - Bread (Specialty) grains bread (Specialty). Which? report on foods Which? Online gives unbiasedadvice and information on a vast range of products and services. http://www.ciao.co.uk/Bread_Specialty_5095380_4

Join Ciao Login Help Books ... Bookmark this page document.write(''); document.write(''); Home Food products Grains Grains Bread (Specialty) The Good Food Guide - UK restaurant guide The Good Food Guide gives you instant access to independent reviews of 1300 of the best restaurants in UK and Ireland. http://trial.which.co.uk Search results 1 to 15 out of 35 Next page Pictures Hide sort by Product name sort by Product rating sort by Price Sainsbury Bread Mix 1 review New York Bagels ... 1 review Search results 1 to 15 out of 35 Page 1 Next page Tips about Bread (Specialty) on the web Tips about food on the web The Good Food Guide - UK restaurant guide The Good Food Guide gives you instant access to independent reviews of 1300 of the best restaurants in UK and Ireland. http://trial.which.co.uk Go4Lunch - choose and order your lunch online http://www.go-4-lunch.co.uk Find food books at eBay.co.uk Great deals on books, comics and magazines on eBay.co.uk, the UK's online marketplace. www.eBay.co.uk http://www.MutualPoints.com/ Leading food law firm Taylor Vinters has a dedicated food group of lawyers covering all aspects of the food industry - finance, compliance, property and more. http://www.taylorvinters.co.uk

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