Sentence examples for cocoa shell from inspiring English sources

But you can use gravel or shell mulches rather than bark or cocoa shell (which is particularly prone to moulds), remove fallen leaves or squelchy stalks, and keep good air circulation around plants.

Natural mulches, such as composted bark and cocoa shell, are popular because they break down and improve the texture of the soil, but a mulch can be anything you choose, as long as it lets the rain through.

In addition to flavor development, roasting also loosens the cocoa shell, making it easier to remove from the cotyledons of the cocoa bean.

These materials include Jerusalem artichoke [21], waste rice hulls [22], homemade cocoa shell [23], waste tea [24], coir pith [25], orange peels [26], jute sticks [27], walnut [28], palm oil shell [29], Acacia mangium wood [30] and waste tires [31].

But to everyone's disappointment, coal and cocoa shells burned together do not fill the air with the sweet smell of chocolate.

It's best to avoid peat and coir, which lack environmental credentials, while cocoa shells could poison your dog and black polythene sheeting raises problems of disposal.

We use mushroom compost more than anything else - at least 20 tons of it a year - but also garden compost and cocoa shells.

So valued were cocoa beans that counterfeiters were known to fill empty cocoa shells with clay or earth.

Here is how Shawn does it: "We produce 8 metric tons of cocoa shells in our chocolate making process.

The library's annual Administrative Reports from 1901-1905 listed: one snail, one tadpole, a ticket to the Opera House, one Egyptian figurine, more snails, an aquarium and three goldfish, the Declaration of Independence, an exhibit of cocoa, shells, cotton specimens, beetles, butterflies, moths, slate, pampas grass, an oriole's nest, four Indian arrowheads and -- strangest of all -- rat skins.

Furthermore, the removal of lead results in an increase in solution pH (removal of protons) and the release of calcium, magnesium, potassium, and sodium from the cocoa shells (Meunier et al. 2003c).