miscellaneous duck faqs - if duck is poultry, why does it look more like red meat? - how nutritional is duck? is it healthy to eat? - what is the difference between "duck" and "duckling"? - what's the difference between pekin duck and peking duck? - are your duck products gluten free?...
miscellaneous duck faqs - if duck is poultry, why does it look more like red meat? - how nutritional is duck? is it healthy to eat? - what is the difference between "duck" and "duckling"? - what's the difference between pekin duck and peking duck? - are your duck products gluten free?...
miscellaneous duck faqs - if duck is poultry, why does it look more like red meat? - how nutritional is duck? is it healthy to eat? - what is the difference between "duck" and "duckling"? - what's the difference between pekin duck and peking duck? - are your duck products gluten free?...
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foods, waehner said. it's an emulsifier, which allows ingredients like oil and water — which usually separate when put together — to combine into a homogeneous substance. this already occurs in nature: take a glass of milk, for example — it may seem like one white liquid, but it's really a mixture of fat...