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E for Additives de Maurice Hanssen

E for Additives: Completely Revised Bestselling Number Guide

Autor Maurice Hanssen
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 aug 1987
Cracks the 'E' number code and enables you to understand the lists of additives that appear on the packs of the food you buy, so that you can see exactly what has been added, where it comes from, why it has been added, what it does to the food and - if anything - what it might do to you.
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ISBN-13: 9780722515624
ISBN-10: 0722515626
Pagini: 386
Dimensiuni: 127 x 203 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.35 kg
Ediția:Revised
Editura: Thorsons
Seria Completely Revised Bestselling Number Guide

Locul publicării:United Kingdom

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Cracks the 'E' number code and enables you to understand the lists of additives that appear on the packs of the food you buy, so that you can see exactly what has been added, where it comes from, why it has been added, what it does to the food and - if anything - what it might do to you.

Here is all you need to know about: - Which additives are natural and which can have harmful effects - The reasons behind the use of preservatives, colours and flavourings in our foods - How to make informed choices when you shop - Additives in wine and vitamin supplements - Additives in meat - Guidelines on acceptable daily intake

The vital guide has led a consumer revolution, causing the food industry to re-think its policy on additives. No one who is concerned with the quality of the food they eat can afford to be without this invaluable reference book.

Maurice Hanssen wins Glenfiddich Special Award for excellence in food and wine writing - 'E for Additives' ..".has done more than any other publication to persuade the food industry that unnecessary over-processing is not in their interest or the interest of the public." DEREK COOPER, award judge, in 'The Listener'