Changing Food in Changing Times

Duration: 16

Year Published: 1976

Creator: Cereal Institute

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Presents the view of the Cereal Institute that presweetened cereals provide morning nutrition, by way of fortification, for those who might not otherwise eat breakfast. Cites appropriate studies in an attempt to show that these cereals are not directly associated with tooth decay. Fails to mention the excessive sugar level of the American diet., Presents the view of the Cereal Institute that presweetened cereals provide morning nutrition, by way of fortification, for those who might not otherwise eat breakfast. Cites appropriate studies in an attempt to show that these cereals are not directly associated with tooth decay. Fails to mention the excessive sugar level of the American diet.

Complete Record: Presents the view of the Cereal Institute that presweetened cereals provide morning nutrition, by way of fortification, for those who might not otherwise eat breakfast. Cites appropriate studies in an attempt to show that these cereals are not directly associated with tooth decay. Fails to mention the excessive sugar level of the American diet., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.