Food Security & Sustainability
Food Security & Sustainability
Eggs pt. 1
Eggs pt. 2
Eggs pt.3
100

when all people, at all times, have physical and economic access to sufficient safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life

food security

100

this challenge reflects 5 elements, which taken together, can end hunger, eliminate all forms of malnutrition, and build food system

zero hunger challenge

100

•Eggs can be kept for up to how many months if conditions are carefully controlled

6

100

Fresh eggs make a more stable foam due to intact protein structure and what else?

slightly lower pH

100

the main protein in egg whites

albumen

200

Consumed food must have a positive nutritional impact on people. This also entails cooking, storage and hygiene practices, individuals’ health, and feeding practices within the household

food utilization

200

SDG 2 aims to end hunger and all forms of malnutrition by when?

2030

200

They have a natural excellent protection from food safety hazards due to what

their hard shell

200

Vigorous beating denatures the egg proteins and these form a film around air cells. this creates what?

foam

200

Hens are fed a special diet of flaxseed and fish oil to increase what in eggs?

PUFAs

300

this system prioritizes not just the availability of food but also its quality and accessibility AND on practices that protect ecosystems, support local economies, and promote social equity

sustainable food system


300

SDG2 will require: Sustainable food production systems, Equal access to land, Markets and international cooperation and what to boost agricultural productivity

technology

300

what role do eggs play in custards and sauces

thickener
300

this type of bowl shoul not be used when Beating Egg Whites

plastic

300

Eggs have an uncracked shell that might have a rough texture, or a slightly flattened yolk, or a thinner white. These eggs are sold for commercial baking, or for future processing.

Grade B

400

Ruminant animals, like cows, produce methane during this type of digestion

enteric/intestinal fermentation 

400

•Converting forests or grasslands into pastures or feed crops releases what that may be stored in those ecosystems

carbon

400

what phospholipid do Eggs have the which acts as a natural emulsifier

lecithin

400

stabilizes the foam, but inhibits coagulation of the proteins, so add after the foam has formed

sugar

400

Eggs pass over a bright candling light by means of a conveyor-Makes the internal contents of the egg visible allowing a determination of internal defects

Candling

500

Manure Management: The decomposition of manure can emit what greenhouse gases

methane and nitrous oxide

500

how is the zero-hunger challenge implemented

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

500

When cooked, eggs act as binders as well. The protein does what and acts as an adhesive?

coagulates

500

That surface colour is produced when extreme heat or prolonged cooking

sulfur ring

500

Germ spot in the egg yolk

Blastoderm

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