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What's an Omnivore?
A person or animal that eatsa wide variety of foods.
What's a Diet?
What's an Expert?
A person highly knowledgeable of a topic.
What's a Sweet Tooth?
a great liking for sweet-tasting foods.
What's a Toxin?
poison
What's a Carnivore?
A person or animal that only eats meat.
What's the Omnivore's Dilemma?
How do we know what to eat?
What's a Custom?
A traditional way to do something.
What's Direct Communication?
Saying exactly what you mean.
What's Instinct?
A natural ability or knowledge.
What's a Dilemma?
A problem.
What's Food Culture?
A traditional body of knowledge that tells a group of people what, when, where, how and why to eat food.
What is Bitter?
A strong, sharp flavour that is neither sour, spicy, salty nor sweet. Examples: Lettuce, bitter melon, and turmeric.
What's Indirect Communication?
Saying something that requires a reader to draw a conclusion (or make an inference).
What's Media?
Advertising and news sources, especially in television, the internet, newspapers and magazines.
What's an Herbivore?
A person or animal that only eats vegetables.
What's a Fad?
A popular activity.
What is Avoid?
To turn or go away from something.
What's the Industrial Food Chain?
The system of using machinery, factories and companies to produce food.
What's a Portion?
A quantity of food.
What are Nutrients?
a substance that provides nourishment essential for the maintenance of life and for growth.
What's an Eating Disorder?
A food-related disease.
What's an Argument?
An explanation of a problem, including its definition, causes and solutions.
What's Processed Food?
Industrial food; food that does not come from nature, but from machines and factories.
What's to Market?
To advertise a product.