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Welcome To Mrs. Hester's Food and Nutrition Classes!
You may not all want to become great Chefs, but you all will be feeding yourselves and your friends at some point! If you learn anything this year, you will learn to make nutritious, delicious meals!
Power is in food!
Eat Clean, Eat Healthy!
Por favor, póngase en contacto conmigo con cualquier pregunta o preocupación.
Por favor, póngase en contacto conmigo con cualquier pregunta o preocupación.
2019 Culinary Guild's Food and Beverage Symposium
Foods II students, Geneva Warren, Aliya Wilson, Jaylen Ladet and their instructor Alisha Hester attended Piedmont Culinary Guild's Food and Beverage Symposium 2019 on Sunday March 17th. They were given a sponsorship by Salt Water Markets, Gastonia and got to be student assistants for Rodney Roden. Students got to sit in on lectures about whole animal butchery, whole fish utilization, elevating desserts with veggies and fruits, and the theme of the day was sustainability and zero waste. Soul Food Sessions Charlotte was there to discuss diversity in the work place and made lunch for all attendees. Our students got to chat with chefs one on one and attend some excellent demonstrations. We can't thank Salt Water Markets enough!
Jamie Oliver
The Naked Chef
Naked Food is the Best Food!
click here to see more from TIMES: Hungry Planet- Peter Menzel Photo Essay
Caffeine is trendy right now- but how much is too much for a Teen?
Can't Sleep?
After drinking caffeine, it usually reaches its peak level in your blood within one hour and stays there for four to six hours.
recommended amount for teens = 100mg
One cup of coffee has 135 mgs. of caffeine.
One can of Mountain Dew - 56 mgs.
One cup of tea - 50 mgs.
One can of Diet Coke - 47 mgs.
One can of Sunkist Orange - 42 mgs.
One can of Dr. Pepper - 42 mgs.
One can of Pepsi - 38 mgs.
One can of Coke - 35 mgs.
Other than beverages:
One Excedrin pain reliever tablet - 65 mgs.
One cup Ben & Jerry's coffee yogurt - 85 mgs.
One Hershey Bar - 10 mgs.*
Peter Menzel's Photo Essay in Time Magazine features families and the food they eat for a week. Amazing to see how different, yet alike we all are. Click below to see more cultures and their eating habits!
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