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Fishbone and mango leaf extract as sources of calcium and vitamin C for cookies / In Hwa Jung.

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  • Jung, In Hwa
Material type: TextTextPublication details: Las Piñas City, Philippines : Southville International School and Colleges, 2005.Description: 26 pages : illustrations ; 28 cmSubject(s):
  • Cookies -- Nutritional aspects
  • Fish -- Bones -- Utilization
  • Mango leaf extract
LOC classification:
  • PHS TX 551 .J86 2005
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PHS TX 369 .L38 2003 Feasibility of sweet potato as wheat flour replacement in making doughnuts. PHS TX 531 .P37 2007 Effect of Ascorbic acid concentration on browning reaction of fruits at different temperature / PHS TX 551 .F363 2013 Effects of storage environment in the Vitamin C content of oranges / PHS TX 551 .J86 2005 Fishbone and mango leaf extract as sources of calcium and vitamin C for cookies / PHS TX 551 .Oh1 2008 Effect of storage conditions on the Ascorbic acid content of Guava (Psidium guajava) extract / PHS TX 553.J8 .G93 2008 The Sulfur dioxide content of selected fruit juices available in Philippine market / PHS TX 553.O5 .J37 2003 A Comparative study of selected types of cooking oil in terms of unsaturation of fat content, consumers' preference and cost /

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Fishbone and mango leaf extract as sources of calcium and vitamin C for cookies /

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Jung I. H., . (2005). Fishbone and mango leaf extract as sources of calcium and vitamin C for cookies. Las Piñas City, Philippines: Southville International School and Colleges.

Chicago

Jung In Hwa, . 2005. Fishbone and mango leaf extract as sources of calcium and vitamin C for cookies. Las Piñas City, Philippines: Southville International School and Colleges.

Harvard

Jung I. H., . (2005). Fishbone and mango leaf extract as sources of calcium and vitamin C for cookies. Las Piñas City, Philippines: Southville International School and Colleges.

MLA

Jung In Hwa, . Fishbone and mango leaf extract as sources of calcium and vitamin C for cookies. Las Piñas City, Philippines: Southville International School and Colleges. 2005.

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