What is the benefit of cooking food to break down dietary fiber? A. enhances appearance B. enhances taste C. increases digestibility D. increases nutrition E. increases shelf life

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asked Jul 16, 2022 130k views

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What is the benefit of cooking food to break down dietary fiber?

A.
enhances appearance
B.
enhances taste
C.
increases digestibility
D.
increases nutrition
E.
increases shelf life

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C. Increases digestibility

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