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Why does your need food is is because it is classed as fuel?
because its u
How is junk food classed?
Junk
Why is pasta classed as a healthy food?
Alfredo
Is sugar and coffee classed as food?
coffee as a bean; as a solid it is classed as a food as soon as it devolves in hot water it is then a drink. i guess same goes for sugar ..
Is yogurt food or drink?
Youghurt is a food, although it is liquid it is still classed as a food. Not a drink.
Is yogurt a food or a drink?
Youghurt is a food, although it is liquid it is still classed as a food. Not a drink.
Is oil a biofuel?
Yes & No! Mineral Oil is a fossil fuel & is not renewable & would not be classed as a BioFuel Vegetable Oils are renewable & would be classed as BioFuels
What fuel does a tractor use?
Tractor as classed as industrial machines and these use diesel fuel rather than petrol (gas)
What foods can humans not digest?
If it can't be digested, it shouldn't be classed as food....
Are all fuels stores of chemical energy?
I believe it is. Is like putting fuel in your car to run it. Without fuel, your car will not run so is the food to the body. Although, you might say but some people go without food for days even weeks. But realistically after a while the body will become very weak and unable to do the normal things it suppose to do. So food can be classed as a fuel.
What are the types of food?
There are many types of food. Mostly food is classified by what country or region it originated in. Also food can be classed as mild, spicy, bland, sweet among other classes.
Is Newgrange a dolmen?
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