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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are generally food additives in soy sauce, vinegar, and refined salt. Monosodium glutamate, the ingredient of monosodium glutamate, is originally an additive. Essence of chicken generally contains monosodium glutamate and sodium nucleotide, another umami agent. Wait a minute.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Typical kitchens will be used, and I'm talking about commercial ones, not in good hotels.
Additives are based on the test results of the Ministry of Health, developed an ADI value, this value is as long as this amount, harmless to the human body, will be discharged through human stool, urine or sweat, will not produce residues, if excess, will remain in the human body, harmful to people, some will be secondary accumulation, so there is the amount of additives, where to use, how to use, with food technicians, food technicians to doctors, medicine is harmful to people, but reasonable use, the benefits to people outweigh the harm, I don't know if you understand, I'm a food engineer.
Cutting boards, garlic presses, peelers, whisks, kitchen knives, wok pans, spatulas, condiment jars, oil pots, plastic wrap (bags), baskets for washing vegetables, rice buckets, rice cookers, pressure cookers, exhaust fans, steamers, chopsticks, dish racks, chopstick rests, plates, hooks, dish soap, rags, trash cans (bags), dishcloths, ......
Mainly cooking wine, liquor, beer, cooking wine is fried meat dishes, liquor and cooking wine are stewed meat, beer is stewed chicken, liquor can be used to make sausages, wine plays a role in improving freshness and removing fish.
It cannot be used on clothing. Kitchen stain removers are highly alkaline and can damage clothes.
The grease cleaner used in our kitchen cleans the kitchen. Mootaa Membrane too has toilet cleaners, leather care balms, sneaker deodorants, waterproof sprays, sneaker lotions, leather fabric cleaning foams, rust inhibitor sprays, etc.