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    preserver, you know this struggle is real: what to do with your collection of used canning lids? The metal lids can only be used once for safety reasons. Yet, you can’t see to bring yourself to toss them. After a few seasons, you find yourself up to your ears with little metal lips. Now worries, here’s a simple craft that will upcycle those used lids into a fun, educational game for little ones. Supplies Canning lids Chalkboard paint Magnets Paint brush (not shown) Scissors (not shown Paint Cover

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    II. My Experience with Non-Profit Service Learning When I arrived for my first day to volunteer at Irving Cares located at 440 S. Nursery Road, Suite 101 in Irving, Texas, Kroger’s grocery stores had just ended a food drive in which Irving Cares had received many boxes of canned food, bakery goods, bread, and large bins of produce. All volunteers sign in and out each day in a folder in the front office. After a tour of the facilities, I started unpacking all the canned products. This involved carrying

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    separate jobs in one line in the whole process of getting the meat ready. The immigrants did the most dangerous jobs, they worked in cold weather in the winter and the hot dark room in the summer (Willie).” People have no idea what occurs in the canning room at Durham’s. The chemists advertise mushroom catsup. In reality, the men who made these don’t even know what they look like. They would put animal 's body parts that humans wouldn 't eat into the cans. “ "De-vyled" ham was made out of the waste

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    The Problem Of Canning

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    danger of experiencing dramatic losses in yearly total dollar amounts in the coming years, due to the phasing out of the popular fundraising technique known as “canning”. Canning can be defined as when student volunteers visit local communities and stand outside of public venues to collect change for THON affiliated organizations. Canning has been canceled indefinitely due to safety concerns, namely transportation issues. Yet, there is simply no

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    Spam: Healthy to Eat? Essay

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    Spam is a brand name for a canned meat product containing ham, pork, salt, flavourings, and preservatives that are mixed and cooked under vacuum pressure. The product was made in 1937 and it became popular around WWII where it was recognized by the United States and Russian soldiers. After the war, the product became popular and well known around the world. Over the years consumers wondered about the product, and if it was healthy because of the simple ingredients. This issue made a big difference

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    granted. I thought all the produce in our supermarkets was from local farmers, and I thought that green markets were just another place to buy produce. This semester has opened my eyes to the issues surrounding the food we eat. Before the 1870’s canning industry, food was not shipped across the United Sates; it was consumed locally. Back then the local farmer’s had a market; with the grit in their teeth, soiled hands and pants, and their backs to the sun, the farmer knew that if they grew a certain

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    The term food processing is often improperly defined. Although a lack of food processing regulations today may pose health concerns for the modern consumer due to its association with chemical additives and unnatural transformations, food processing in its most basic form can be defined quite simply as any procedure undergone by food commodities after they have left the primary producer, and before they reach the consumer” (Welch, 2000). Therefore, food processing in and of itself is an extremely

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    Ways to Help Poor People

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    Donating food to the poor is a great thing to do. You can bring smiles to young faces and ease the pain of hunger. Drop off extra meals or can goods at an agency that dispense food. Donate canned fruit or vegetables to organizations that fight hunger. Canning your left over produce is a great way to preserve it for others use. You can find a local shelter or food center that will accept canned food as donations. You can even donate it to your church so they could use the food for their cupboard to help

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    The Car Is Miles Away

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    The nearest supermarket to my apartment is miles away. I have not dragged myself to it in a long time because it is so inconvenient to get to when, like me, you have no car. Usually my family gets its groceries from a little corner store a half-mile’s walk away, a store on the bus route from my brother’s school, or my mother takes the senior bus to the big supermarket. She is too young for it, but they let her ride anyway; the senior bus drivers understand how difficult it is to get to the store

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    Client Profile: Established in Salem, Oregon, USA in 1935, Oregon Fruit Products (referred to as “OFP” hereafter) is a canned fruit and berry provider. OFP provides specialty canned whole fruits, 17 different aseptic purees (tailored toward brewing companies), canned purees, and bottled frozen purees. All of OFP products and processing areas are free of corn syrup, artificial dyes, major food allergens, and common sensitizing agents such as gluten. OFP is a certified organic processor that uses non-BPA-lined

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