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Recommend a book: Nutritional properties of foods

rawn · 2014-10-29 22:42:30

Hi guys, I'm in culinary school and every week as part of our research for our portfolio we have to pick 3 ingredients from that weeks recipe and write about their nutritional properties. I can find this information online but I'm wary of using the internet as my only reference source, so I'm looking for some books to…

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Hi guys, I'm in culinary school and every week as part of our research for our portfolio we have to pick 3 ingredients from that weeks recipe and write about their nutritional properties. I can find this information online but I'm wary of using the internet as my only reference source, so I'm looking for some books to reference. I'm having a hard time finding books that have lists of foods that then speaks about their nutritional properties. Every book I seem to find has it sorted the opposite way (e.g I would look up calcium and it will mention milk, whereas I just want to directly look up milk). Does anyone have any suggestions?

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