Development of a Lebanese food exchange system based on frequently consumed Eastern Mediterranean traditional dishes and Arabic sweets
Author: Maha Hoteit
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Description: Development of a Lebanese food exchange system based on frequently consumed Eastern Mediterranean traditional dishes and Arabic sweets por Maha Hoteit aims to provide healthcare professionals with tools for culturally relevant meal planning. It offers a valuable resource for dietitians and consumers seeking to incorporate traditional Lebanese dishes into balanced diets.
Pages: 17
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