The earliest cookies
Did you know that the earliest cookies were made in seventeenth-century in Persia (now Iran)? Which was one the first countries that produce sugar? The word cookies however come from the Dutch word “koekje”. It is pronounce “kook-yah” and means a little cake.
The Germans called cookies “keks” and the Italian call them “biscotti”. One of the most popular cookies on the United State is the chocolate chip cookie. Most people don’t realize that it is a relatively modern cookie. Cookie is accidentally made by semisweet chocolate bars and mixed up with the dough, the chocolate mixed together with the dough resulting in all chocolate cookie. But the chocolate didn’t mixed with the dough and turn the baked cookies full of broken chocolates pieces. Thanks to Ruth Wakefield who accidentally made the cookies and she named her new creation “Toll House Cookies”.
How to persuade your child to eat
How to persuade your child to eat is start with serve slightly less than you think the child is going to eat. This gives the child the advantage of feeling successful even to the point of asking for a second helping. Do not force any thing in your child.
It is always easy to change the food than to change the child. Mostly children have keener sense of taste and smell than adults and those under six usually like mild-flavored foods. And don’t forget children are not gourmets. They are not venturesome regarding foods. In general, children prefer uncomplicated foods. It was found that stew in which vegetables and meat were ground and cooked together is more popular among young children than separate pieces of vegetables and meat. They also appreciate some crisp foods in a meal for reason other than to hear the sound associated with the chewing of crisp-crunchy foods. And lastly children specially dislike stiff or even slightly gummy texture in starchy foods. As a rule, children do not eat dry foods easily.
Cookies…
There are many correct ways to eat an Oreo cookie. It really seems to be fun and some people plop the whole cookie into their month at once. Others dunk it to the milk then take a bite. There are also people love to separate the cookie, lick off the cream and then eat the cookie.
In 1912 consumer wanted an English biscuit (cookies are called biscuits in England) and the Oreo cookie was produced to meet this demand. Consumer had their choice either vanilla or lemon cream. Now only vanilla cream is available. An Oreo cookie is 29 percent cream and 71 percent cookie. The word Oreo is unknown; in fact the name itself is shrouded in mystery. One theory is that someone took the letters RE out of cream and placed it between two letters “O”s, which represent the two parts of the cookie. Some think the name came from the French word or meaning “gold” and other thinks Oreo came from the Greek word that’s mean hill or mountain. Not knowing what the name Oreo means has not bother like us who love to eat the Oreo cookies. That’s why I enjoy looking at my wife while eating the Oreo cookie she love to dunk in hot chocolate or some other drinks.
Ingredients cause cancer
Ingredients can cause cancer. Here are some cancer-causing ingredients that can be found in certain foods:
* BHA & BHT – these ingredients are extensively used as preservatives, stabilizers and antioxidants. Both BHA and BHT are toxic to the liver and kidneys.
* Carrageenan is used in a wide variety of foods and cosmetics. It can cause gastrointestinal lesions.
* Saccharin – is an artificial sweetener that is known to cause cancer.
* Nitrates and nitrites are found in processed meats. They combine with stomach acids and chemicals in foods to form, a carcinogen known as nitro amines.
* Hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated oils – it creates trans fats that promote heart disease, cause belly fat and cancer.
* Propyl gallate is found in candy and some processed foods. It is known to cause kidney, liver and gastrointestinal problems.
Why do we get hungry
Have you ever wondered how our brain gets the message that makes us feel hungry? Hunger has nothing to do with an empty stomach, as most people believe. Hunger begins when certain nutritive materials are missing in our blood. When the blood vessel lack of these materials, a message is sent to a part of our brain that is called “hunger center”. This “hunger center” works like a brake on the stomach and the intestines. As long as the blood has sufficient food the hunger center slow up the action of the stomach and the intestines. When the food is missing from the blood, the hunger person often hears his stomach rumbling. When we are hungry our body doesn’t crave any special thing of food, it just want a nourishment it depends on the individual how long we can actually live without food, a very calm person can live longer than excitable one because the protein stored up can live longer than a excitable one because the protein stored up in our body is used up more slowly.


