foods have a carbon footprint
greenhouse gases are produced when ?, processing, ? and transporting
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you can reduce your carbon footprint by:
buy food that is in ?
buy food with ? food miles
buy food with less ?
use public ? or walk
waste less ? at home
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primary processing prepares raw foods so they're ready to be ? or ? immediately or used as ingredients
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fruit/veg primary processing:
? are removed from fruit
? for juices or dried
washed with ? to remove dirt or insects
sorted into different ? and shapes
fruits and seeds are ? to extract oils
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meat/poultry primary processing:
some meats are hung or ? to make them more ? and improve flavour
feathers and internal ? removed
wings and legs are ? so it cooks evenly
meat is ?
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wheat primary processing:
wheat is cleaned to remove any ?
grains are stored in ? conditions to prevent moulds
grains are ? between rollers that open the grain
flour made by ? and removing parts of grain
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milk primary processing:
pasteurisation, heated to ?C for ? seconds and then rapidly cooled
UHT, heated to 13?C for 1-? seconds and packed in a sterile ?, then stored in a cool ? place for several ?
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processing affects ? and ? properties
fish and meat covered in ? for ? taste
peeling skin off potatoes removes ?
high temperatures can destroy ? (? for milk)
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primary processed foods are turned into other products by altering them or combining them with other ?, this is ? food processing
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pasta:
flour is mixed with ? or ? to make a dough
dough is shaped
? may be added to dye the pasta (? for green)
pasta may be ? or eaten fresh
