Can anyone share a food pH scale diagram from a reliable source?
Started by Simon, Mar 08 2012 11:10 AM
Can anyone share a food pH scale diagram from a reliable source?
Thanks a lot,
Simon
Thanks a lot,
Simon
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Can anyone share a food pH scale diagram from a reliable source?
Thanks a lot,
Simon
The usefulness may depend on yr application.
Attached/linked 3 versions to illustrate the difficulties of combining data. All are (inevitably) missing some things. The colored one looks nice and is clever idea but some of it is surely wrong, eg i doubt that ice-cream is more acid than yoghurt. The colours didn't quite match on my PC also.
http://www.consejeri...od Products.htm
(alphabetical)
ph foods - fapc118.pdf 640.83KB 71 downloads
(food group segmented)
ph foods - acid-alkaline-food-chart1.gif 76.13KB 53 downloads
(pictorial)
Charles
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