Sentence examples for food acids from inspiring English sources

This is actually something of a misnomer, since food acids and other liquids will eventually corrode any steel; for this reason, honest cutlers prefer the term "stain-resistant".

Formica is able to withstand heat, boiling water, food acids, alcohol, and alkalies found in the home and is easily cleaned.

Styrene is a known human neurotoxin, possible human carcinogen, and it migrates easily into food or drink when foam containers are heated or come into contact with hot food, acids (like lemon or tomato juice) and fats or oils.

Styrene a chemical found in polystyrene is a known animal carcinogen, possible human carcinogen, a hormone disrupting reproductive toxicant and it migrates easily into food or drink when foam containers are heated or come into contact with hot food, acids (like lemon or tomato juice) and fats or oils.

This made sense according to popular theories of scurvy which thought it was caused by a lack of oxygen in the tissues and could therefore be cured with acidic foods (acids were also a way of combatting the effects of blocked pores, and citrus fruits are very acidic).

One of these short-chain fatty acids, butyrate (which is also the food acid that gives parmesan cheese its haunting aroma), reduces transit time by strengthening contraction of muscles lining the large bowel.

When gastric fluid carrying acid and enzyme is absorbed into the food, acid hydrolysis and enzyme degradation occur that further soften food texture and weaken internal bonds.

These irritating substances can include spicy foods, acid foods, alcohol, and caffeine.

In order to improve the quality of gluten-free bread, several levels of acidic food additives (acetic acid, lactic acid, citric acid and monosodium phosphate) have been tested.

The limiting aspect of food fatty acids is generally due to their amount, which is lower than the minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) and inactivation of pathogens [ 13].

Some neutral stimulus, such as a bell, is presented just before delivery of some effective stimulus (say, food or acid placed in the mouth of a dog).