The Comparison of the Oil-Water Retained Rate between the Different Style Plates

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Purpose: the purpose of this study was to compare the difference of the oil-water retained rate between different style plates. Methods: An ordinary commercial plate and the patented new health plate were used in the same meal program, and the oil-water retention were calculated for each meals. Results: Oil-water retention in patented dish was significantly more than the ordinary plate. Conclusions: Patented new plate has designed an additional V-shaped grooves which can keep more oil and water stay in the plate, and this new plate can fix vegetable, fruit, protein in the proportion to be a balanced and healthy diet. New plate not only can reduce oil-water in the dish and the proportion of food can clearly teach student s to understand and develop good control their diet behavior.

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