Sentence examples for taste nutrition from inspiring English sources

The food itself must be different -- in its taste, nutrition or safety, for example.

There's little not to love about this ancient grain, from its texture to its taste, nutrition and pocket-friendly price.

Six elements are affected by the way food is produced: taste, nutrition and price; and the impact on the environment, animals and labor.

Although "people are attuned to getting more for their money," said Bill Pearce, chief marketing officer at Del Monte Foods in San Francisco, "value is not just cost; it's also taste, nutrition and quality".

But things begin to fall apart when what you save in cash is far from commensurate with what you lose in other travel currencies: time, comfort, taste, nutrition, convenience, ethics, health or safety, to name a few.

Frozen food sales are up 5.8% on the year, according to retail industry survey company TNS, which fingers the recession as the cause: "Planning meals in advance is the best way to manage spending – and using frozen can be the easiest way to do this without compromising on taste, nutrition and convenience".

These studies described strong behavioural strategies using participatory activities such as food preparation and tasting, nutrition label reading exercises, group discussions with exchange of ideas [ 14, 15, 39].

Parents proposed interactive and practical activities together with their child as the best way to involve them such as cooking, food tasting, nutrition workshops, walking or cycling tours, sport initiations together with their child.

Rice also has ritual meanings for them that go beyond matters of taste and nutrition.

"They want superior products in terms of health, taste and nutrition," he said.

Creativity matters as much as taste and nutrition to Jason Miller, a graduate student in anthropology at the University of South Florida.