This section is from the book "Chemistry Of Food And Nutrition", by Henry C. Sherman. Also available from Amazon: Chemistry of food and nutrition.
By HENRY C. SHERMAN Professor of Food Chemistry in Columbia University.
Illustrated, cloth, 12mo, 594 pagest $2.25
A comprehensive, descriptive text-book on the general subject of foods. The first and second chapters deal with the principal constituents and functions of food and with food legislation; then follow chapters on: Milk; Cheese and Other Milk Products; Eggs, Meats and Meat Products; Poultry, Fish and Shellfish ; Grain Products; Vegetables, Fruits and Nuts; Edible Fats and Oils; Sugar, Molasses, Sirups and Confectionery; and Food Adjuncts. The plan of the book makes it easy for the teacher to follow a different order of topics if desired.
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