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Konsumsi 5 Makanan Ini Selama Kehamilan Agar Rambut Bayi Anda Tebal dan Kuat

Konsumsi 5 Makanan Ini Selama Kehamilan Agar Rambut Bayi Anda Tebal dan Kuat
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Ova četiri znaka imaju najlepše, a često i najveće grudi
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What Is Bagoong? The Philippines Famous Fermented Seafood Paste

The Philippines is famous for its fermented shrimp and fish paste known as bagoong. Learn all about what it is made of and where it is from, here

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Non-kosher fish eaten in Jerusalem during early days of Judaism

Indradkristiono/Getty Images Non-kosher fish was on the menu in areas that are now part of Israel and Egypt while Judaism was developing in the region and the Hebrew Bible was being written there. The Torah – the first five books of the Hebrew Bible – states that certain foods, including pork and aquatic animals that lack fins and scales, shouldn’t be eaten. Modern, practising Jewish people are prohibited from eating these foods. Advertisement To explore the origin of the custom, Yonatan Adler at Ariel University in the West Bank and Omri Lernau at the University of Haifa in Israel examined ancient fish bones from 30 archaeological sites in Israel and Sinai dated from about 1550 BC to AD 640. They found that finless and scaleless fish were regularly eaten during that 2000-year period.

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The superfood that could save Britain s fishing industry

The superfood that could save Britain s fishing industry Coastal communities and those who fish in British waters have suffered a brutal 12 months. This growing food trend could offer salvation 25 May 2021 • 12:29pm Seaweed harvested off the Yorkshire coast by SeaGrown, which could help to improve the livelihoods of fishermen Credit: Erik Woolcott Britain’s fishing industry has been making waves in the news of late – for all the wrong reasons. The furore over French fishing vessels in Jersey s waters and the recent failure to secure a fishing deal with Norway are just the tip of an iceberg of problems that have beleaguered the sector, which was in decline even before the creation of non-tariff trade barriers with our biggest export market resulted in a drop in exports of food and live animals (including fish) to the tune of £700 million earlier this year.

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