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clarification of instructions to prepare evidence samples

Submitted by iwaldron on Mon, 09/20/2010 - 4:02am.

You can see from the top of page 2 of the Teacher Preparation Notes that each lunch/snack is represented by a pair of samples, one sample of solid evidence and another sample of liquid evidence. For example, for the bean burrito with cheese the solid evidence will include starch and protein (e.g. cornstarch mixed with dried egg whites or gelatin) and the liquid evidence will be oil.

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