Sentence examples for equivalent of beef from inspiring English sources

Unless it's the equivalent of beef to Hindus, I always say, any product and any service should be sold to Latinos in this country".

Lean fish muscle provides 18 25 percent protein by weight, the equivalent of beef or poultry, but is much lower in calories.

If you switch to a turkey burger, that's reducing at least 75% of the water used for an equivalent amount of beef.

For instance, growing mealworms for food requires about one-tenth as much space as raising an equivalent amount of beef protein, the report says.

Among them was a superprime grade of the American equivalent of Kobe beef from a producer in Oregon.

Each additional daily serving of unprocessed red meat, equivalent to a helping of beef, lamb or pork about the size of a deck of cards, raised the mortality rate by 13%, while processed meat increased it by 20%.

This dose is equivalent to ∼200 g of beef in a healthy 70 kg adult (Uhe et al., 1997) and matches the dose used in L-phe loading studies in PKU patients (Saunders-Pullman et al., 2004).

Still, H2O is not the seafood equivalent of its big-beef brother.

Eating a smoked-meat sandwich at Schwartz's was what I thought of as a tip of the hat to the old champ — the equivalent of having one beef-on-weck sandwich in Buffalo before turning to some serious chicken-wing consumption.

Using the 22 lb of CO2-equivalent GHG per pound of grain-fed beef from Johnson et al. (2003) and the 22.3 lb CO2-equivalent GHG per pound of beef for organic grass of Cederberg and Stadig (2003), each system producing 22.16 billion lb of beef would directly and indirectly result in 487.5 and 494.2 billion lb of CO2-equivalent GHG emissions, respectively.

I know that Cut's Ari Rosenson was working in the kitchen this night, so the Creekstone Farms Prime Sirloin Steak ($55) and the Snake River Farms Wagyu Sirloin ($85) were the equivalent of the earthy, delicious beef served at that prime steak house.