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What does fortified mean?
Foods with extra vitamins and minerals added to increase the nutritional value of the food.
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What type of cereal is most commonly used in flour?
Wheat
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Describe self raising flour.
Bran and germ removed during processing. Baking powder added.
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What are the 2 types of potato?
New and main-crop/old
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What does coagulate mean?
When the proteins set.
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Other team wins 10 points!
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star
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gift
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Give 20 points!
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When are main-crop potatoes harvested?
October
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banana
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Take 25 points!
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What type of flour can be used by coeliacs?
Gluten free flour
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What types of carbohydrates are often high in commercial breakfast cereals?
Fibre and sugar
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What happens to starch when cooked?
Starch becomes more digestible
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What is in the endosperm?
Starch and gluten
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What is the effect of moist cooking on cereals?
Starch grains swell and burst, absorbing the liquid around them, thickening the liquid.
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Describe wholemeal flour
Flour with no part of the grain removed during processing.
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What is the main nutrient present in cereals?
Carbohydrate
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