Sentence examples for edible's from inspiring English sources

Eats's Girl Powder EP marks Edible's sixth release, and his first since January (though he's been plenty busy in the months between with a go at the 86th installment of fabric's mix series and remixes for Green Velvet, Catz 'n Dogz, and Booka Shade).

Now, locals are volunteering as well as picking: there are 273 people on Incredible Edible's "muck-in" list.

After selected nibbles (dried fruit, hunks of parmesan cheese, olives, and nuts) and sponsored vodka cocktails, the lubricated would-be food journalists, restauranteurs and restaurant industry pr reps sat down to hear Salon.com's Francis Lam, Time Out's Gabriella Gershenson, Edible's Brian Halweil, and Tasting Table's Nick Fauchald predict the future profitability and viability of food journalism.

The ranch's owner, Jose, taught me all about jungle plants: what's edible, what's poisonous and remedies in case you touch the poisonous ones.

It's all you can do not to scarf down whatever's edible within arm's reach.

One of Borneo's biggest peacetime enteprice was exporting edible bird's nests to China.

The local peoples offered edible bird's nests, rhinoceros horns, hornbill "ivory" (from the casque atop the bird's beak), camphor, spices, wood, and other goods in exchange for Chinese ceramics, metal, and probably clothing.

Edible bird's nest (EBN) is a prestigious and superior functional food.

Edible cinema's creators are quick to point out this is an experiment and not for everyone.

Edible Bird's nests (EBN) have been adulterated with less expensive materials, including white fungus, agar agar, fried pigskin, egg white and red seaweed, for several years.

The Dutch and Belgians don't have the monopoly on edible bird's nests – Polish Scotch eggs, jaskółcze gniazda, have the same moniker, and are also served with potato, although with a fresh horseradish cream sauce.