"a range of ingredients" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a variety of different components or elements that can be used in a recipe, solution, or composition. Example: When making a salad, it is important to use a range of ingredients such as lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and carrots to create a balanced and flavorful dish.
Artisanal has a handsome interior and, even better, several kinds of fondue with a range of ingredients for dipping.
With such a range of ingredients, the city's culinary scene has come on hugely in recent years.
This study was designed to screen a range of ingredients and their activities on the gut microbiota.
First, you're paying a premium for access to a range of ingredients you might not stock in your own kitchen without advance notice.
(In the practice of hospitality I make sure that my menu can accommodate a range of ingredients and dishes that will appeal to a variety of guests).
"If I were McDonalds, I would have 10 or 20 or 30 of these trucks testing new things!" On the menu are a selection of flautas, which are long, thin baguettes filled with a range of ingredients.
The sweetness comes from any range of ingredients — honey, ketchup, sugar, you name it — and the sour from citrus or vinegar.
In this study we screened a range of these ingredients in triplicate batch culture fermentations with known prebiotics as controls.
Such feats are enabled by a range of new ingredients that make their way into foams, gels, and emulsions — the mainstays of the traditional kitchen.
Such feats are enabled by a range of new ingredients that make their way into foams, gels, and emulsions the mainstays of the traditional kitchen.
But to his credit, he seems more interested in recording than dramatizing his subject, and he pays close attention to details that reveal a range of cultural ingredients, from Islamic-style architecture to the design of the bride's dress, which includes Jewish symbols but has sources in medieval Spain.
