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302. The effect of certain agents on the development of some moulds
303. The American home diet: an answer to the ever present question What shall we have for dinner
304. Vitamins and the choice of food
305. Hygienic fundamentals of food handling
306. Commercial fruit and vegetable products: a textbook for student, investigator, and manufacturer
307. The story of a pantry shelf: an outline history of grocery specialties.
308. Scientific preservation of food
309. Critical studies in the legal chemistry of foods: for chemists, food inspection officials, and manufacturers and dealers in food products
310. Nutrition and diet in health and disease
311. Volume 5, Number 10: The home economist
312. Volume 5, Number 11: The home economist
313. Volume 5, Number 12: The home economist
314. Volume 6, Number 2: The home economist
315. Volume 6, Number 3: The home economist
316. Volume 6, Number 4: The home economist
317. Volume 6, Number 5: The home economist
318. Volume 6, Number 6: The home economist
319. Volume 6, Number 7: The home economist
320. Volume 6, Number 8: The home economist
321. Volume 6, Number 9: The home economist
322. Volume 6, Number 10: The home economist
323. Volume 6, Number 11: The home economist
324. Volume 6, Number 12: The home economist
325. Hunger fighters
326. Volume 6, Number 1: The home economist
327. Food preservation: a textbook for student, teacher, homemaker and home factory operator,
328. Nutrition and physical fitness
329. Franklin D. Roosevelt Menu
330. Food preparation: a textbook for colleges on the science of food processing
331. The microbiology of foods
332. The structure and composition of foods: Volume I. Cereals, Starch, Oil Seeds, Nuts, Oils, Forage Plants
333. The structure and composition of foods: Volume II. Vegetables, Legumes, Fruits
334. The structure and composition of foods: Volume III. Milk (Including Human), Butter, Cheese, Ice Cream, Eggs, Meat, Meat Extracts, Gelatin, Animal Parts, Poultry
335. The structure and composition of foods: Volume IV. Sugar, Sirup, Honey, Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Spices, Extracts, Yeast, Baking Powder
336. Principles of fruit preservation: jam making, canning and drying
337. Foods: their selection and preparation
338. Foods America gave the world: the strange, fascinating and often romantic histories of many native American food plants, their origin and other interesting and curious facts concerning them
339. Food technology
340. Foods: production, marketing, consumption
341. Hunger and history: the influence of hunger on human history
342. Introductory foods
343. The chemical composition of foods
344. Outlines of food technology
345. Food processing: a guide to selecting, producing, preserving, and storing the family food supply
346. Handbook of nutrition: a symposium prepared under the auspices of the Council on Foods and Nutrition of the American Medical Association.
347. Food chemistry and cookery
348. Canned foods: an introduction to their microbiology
349. The dehydration of food
350. Confectionery analysis and composition
351. Freeze-drying: drying by sublimation.
352. Prosperity? What Price Ike?
353. Householder carrying prepared midday meal to workers in paddy lands
354. Householder with prepared midday meals
355. Householder bringing midday meal to paddy fields
356. Householder preparing midday meals for fieldworkers
357. Householder with prepared noon meal for workers in his paddy lands
358. Householder transporting midday meal to paddy lands
359. Do It: Vote Republican
360. The contemporary and historical literature of food science and human nutrition
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