Chinese Cereals and Oils Association's "Love and Save Grain Starts with Me" popular science illustrations - Both are staple foods, which one is more likely to make you fat, rice or noodles?
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Produced by: COFCO Nutrition and Health Research Institute, a popular science education base of China Cereals and Oils Association |
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