Select the correct answer.
Which of the following describes the difference between enriched and fortified foods?
A.
Enriched foods means the vitamins and minerals have been removed, and fortified foods means that the vitamins and
minerals have been added.
B.
Enriched foods have vitamins and minerals that were removed during processing and are then added back into the food, and
fortified foods add vitamins and minerals that did not originally exist in the product.
C.
Fortified foods have vitamins and minerals that were removed during processing are added back into the food, and enriched
foods add vitamins and minerals that did not originally exist in the product.
D.
Enriched foods are another name for fortified foods.

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