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Pitacos do Leleco offers a variety of traditional Brazilian snacks and meals, focusing on quality and authentic flavors.

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We are Yamadai Shoji, a food wholesaler in Shiga Prefecture. We deliver a variety of foods, including school lunches, nursery school lunches, industrial lunches, and medical lunches. We can provide a variety of products to meet your needs, including allergy-friendly, soft meals, and paste meals.

The media is making a big fuss about this year's new rice being expensive. They're making a big fuss over the slight price increase of agricultural, forestry and marine products. Even if the prices of processed foods made from imported ingredients go up, they brush it off by saying that the prices have only gone up for all items. Of course. The media operates on advertising fees. They don't receive money from farmers, foresters and fishermen, so they don't need to protect them. Even if the prices have risen, they are only 1.5 times higher than processed foods. Rice farmers are paying more for materials such as fuel and fertilizer, and the price transfer has not reached labor costs. However, consumers are being influenced by the media and making a big fuss, saying "It's expensive. It's expensive." Some consumers are completely mistaken in thinking that rice is expensive, so they should refrain from buying it and eat bread instead. Think about it. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' February 2024 household survey report, the monthly cost of rice for a household with two or more people is 1,527 yen, and the monthly cost of bread is 2,861 yen, which shows that the cost per month of bread is higher. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' Retail Price Survey, the price of a bowl of rice (about 200g) is about 43 yen. Even if you include the cost of cooking, it will be about 50 yen. There is no other food ingredient that is so domestically produced, stable, and inexpensive. For dieting, high blood pressure, and diabetes prevention, I would recommend rice over bread. Above all, "essential amino acids" cannot be synthesized in the body and can only be consumed through food. The "amino acid score" is used as an indicator of the efficiency of the body in these "essential amino acids," and the higher the amino acid score, the better for the body. Wheat has an amino acid score of 42, and white rice has an amino acid score of 61, so it is clear that white rice has better protein quality. When restricting carbohydrate intake, it is better to eat rice rather than bread, as you can eat more. Rice is filling and takes longer to digest than bread, so it is also good for dieting. There are many delicious rices all over the country. Freshly cooked rice is the best. DSC_1028 It can be eaten in a variety of ways, such as katsu sushi, onigiri, mixed rice, pilaf, fried rice, curry, porridge, and ochazuke. Now, let's survive rising prices by making rice our staple food!

Zhengzhou Tianfang Food Group Co., Ltd. Zhengzhou Tianfang Food Group Co., Ltd. is a halal enterprise whose main business is the production and sales of "Tianfang" brand instant noodles, and also covers frozen foods (dumplings, glutinous rice balls, meatballs, rice dumplings, sesame balls), noodles, cold steamed noodles and snacks.