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04 April 2010
FOOD vs MEAL
FOOD generally refers to any nourishment in solid form.
Rice, meat and fish are foods.
A MEAL refers to any of the customary occasions when we sit at a table, often with the family, and consume a certain amount of food, e.g. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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