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High Sodium Content

Deutsch: Hoher Natriumgehalt / Español: Alto contenido de sodio / Português: Alto teor de sódio / Français: Teneur élevée en sodium / Italiano: Alto contenuto di sodio

High sodium content refers to the presence of sodium in quantities exceeding recommended dietary guidelines, typically associated with processed foods, certain natural sources, or excessive salt intake. Sodium is an essential electrolyte that plays a critical role in physiological functions such as nerve transmission, muscle contraction, and fluid balance. However, when consumed in excess, it can contribute to adverse health outcomes, particularly hypertension and cardiovascular diseases. This term is central to nutritional science, public health policy, and food technology, where efforts focus on reducing sodium levels without compromising taste, safety, or shelf life.

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High Tea

High tea refers to a traditional late-afternoon meal throughout Great Britain. High tea can be either a buffet or a sit-down supper.

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Highball

Highball refers to a cocktail which is made from a blend of whiskey and soda or plain water served in a tall glass.

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Higo

Higo is the Spanish word for "fig".

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Higo chumbo

Higo chumbo (Opuntia ficus-indica) is the Spanish name of Prickly pears which were brought by the Spanish to Europe, possibly accompanying Christopher Columbus in his first return to Lisbon in 1493. The species was called ficus-indica in confusion with its supposed similarity to the Indian fig. Other Spanish names of Prickly Pears are Penca, Nopalera,Higuera chumba, Chumbera, Higuera de Indias, amd Higuera de pala.

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Hijiki

Hijiki is a Japanese term for black seaweed in tiny threads

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Hilla

Hilla is the Finnish word for "cloudberries", orange coloured raspberry shaped berries growing on marshlands and swamps. Eaten either fresh as they are with a sprinkle of sugar on top, made into jam or eaten frozen with Kinuski-kastike and ice-cream.

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Hilopites

Hilopites refer to small, square noodles common in Greek cuisine.

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Himbeer

Himbeer is German for "Raspberry". Himbeer is very popular in Germany and is used in many German recipes.

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Himbeeren

Himbeeren is a German word for raspberries

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