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Pages: 32

Language: English

Publisher: Franklin Watts (9 Nov. 2006)

By: Susan Martineau (Author)

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This series shows where our food comes from, how it is made and suggests ideas for great meals and snacks. It explains what foods we need to make a healthy balanced diet and shows how food is enjoyed in different ways and around the world.

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