Human food investigations: the digestability and food value of beans, cheese, butter, oatmeal, graham, entire wheat, and patent grade flours, and bread and toast; influence of the enzyees or chemical ferments of milk upon the digestability of food
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Human food investigations: the digestability and food value of beans, cheese, butter, oatmeal, graham, entire wheat, and patent grade flours, and bread and toast; influence of the enzyees or chemical ferments of milk upon the digestability of food
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1902-04
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University of Minnesota. Agricultural Experiment Station
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Snyder, Harry. Human food investigations: the digestability and food value of beans, cheese, butter, oatmeal, graham, entire wheat, and patent grade flours, and bread and toast; influence of the enzyees or chemical ferments of milk upon the digestability of food. 1902. Saint Paul, Minn.: University of Minnesota. Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin 74, page 109-174
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Snyder, Harry; University of Minnesota. Chemical Division. (1902). Human food investigations: the digestability and food value of beans, cheese, butter, oatmeal, graham, entire wheat, and patent grade flours, and bread and toast; influence of the enzyees or chemical ferments of milk upon the digestability of food. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/183816.
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