Sailing days would start early, with coffee, cereal and toast with pineapple jam downed hurriedly, though never fast enough for Norman, who'd berate us for idling.
So on a sunny day we could wander in and out with cups of coffee, cereal and whatever else we might prepare in the copious kitchen space (Miele and David Mellor the labels of choice) to eat outside, with a repeat performance in the evening, substituting G&Ts, at the opposite end of the house.
This procedure is described and results are shown for several dehydrated food products: milk, coffee, cereal and pet food.
Add this to whatever you like; coffee, cereal...all you need is a pinch.
Determine how many teaspoons of sugar you add each day to coffee, cereal, etc.
The city's economy is largely based on regional agricultural trade (sugarcane, coffee, cereals, and cinchona).
Ibarra is the trade centre for the region's agricultural products, including cotton, sugarcane, coffee, cereals, and livestock.
I felt that his fruits were out of bounds, in terms of being eaten rather than aesthetically admired, so – after coffee, cereals and toast – I asked if I could have the final biscuit.
Automated handling of heavy deformable goods, due to their challenging material properties, sets a benchmark for handling sacks, such as bags of fabrics, synthetic packings, papers filled with coffee, cereals and plastic pellets.
(GA n motifs were also the most frequently observed SSRs in different plant species including coffee, cereals and forage crops [ 23, 26, 31, 34] and also in other perennial crops, such as eucalyptus [ 32], apple [ 35], strawberry [ 36] and citrus [ 37, 38].
Cooked potato products, such as crisps, chips (French fries) and oven-cooked potatoes, contribute a substantial proportion of the estimated intake of acrylamide in the adult population of Europe, the other major contributors being coffee and cereal products, in particular bread but also biscuits, crispbreads and breakfast cereals (European Food Safety Authority, 2014).
