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Fro2 August 2014 16:57
Subject: Pork Lard OR 'Bark Eu Puk' ..is good for you
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Subject:: Pork Lard OR 'Bark Eu Puk' ..is good for you
Now we can safely ask for more ‘bark ew puk’ in our char kway teow without feeling guilty?
Contrary to popular belief, pork lard is not mainly saturated fats. It actually contains approx 50% monounsaturated fatty acids (the healthy type) vs about 40% saturated fats.Also contrary to popular belief, saturated fats are not harmful but necessary for many body functions. The integrity of every cell wall in your body depends on saturated fats and cholesterol. Without adequate saturated fats, your cell walls weaken, making you more prone to viral attacks, cell mutations, etc.The people of Okinawa in Japan, who are well known for their longevity and good health, cook primarily with pork lard. And one of their favorite dishes is stewed pig's trotters with plenty lard.
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