Word: dietician
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Test Dietician Added to Staff...
Tucker points at two other recent developments aimed at improving food quality and reducing estimated costs. A test dietician, added to the University staff on January 1, now "studies nutrition on a scientific basis." This researcher takes slabs of meat, cooks them in different methods at varying temperatures, and tries to attain optimum palatability with a minimum of food shrinkage. The less the shrinkage, the less food needed for preparation. In addition, all purchasing for the kitchens is now handled through competitive bidding, which has brought a reduction in delivered prices. Both these moves aim at cutting down or minimizing...
...dispute arose because of what students termed "inedible" food and poor service, reportedly the fault of Miss Helen Andrews, Berkeley's dietician...
...later years, menus were submitted to the college dietician for approval, but this practice proved impractical and was soon dropped without any noticeable increase in malnutrician, despite ample opportunity. In fact, the graduate residents who formerly had eaten prepared meals in the Quad dormitories have themselves started eating in their own houses...
...spades out of his hand. He has been hoisted head-high by Ada Ash, billed as "the world's strongest woman." As his show last week was entering its sixth year for the same sponsor (Skippy Peanut Butter), You Asked's cameras interviewed the dietician for San Diego's zoo, poked into an exhibition of whipcracking and sharpshooting, covered a test cracking of office safes and dived with Navy frogmen in action...