Sentence examples for foreign ingredients from inspiring English sources

Danish chefs refuse to use foreign ingredients.

"But many chefs were using foreign ingredients.

If it had any foreign ingredients they were from Africa, but these were acceptable: huge areas of Africa had been Portuguese.

Guerrilla marketing posters feature figures from American history, including a painting of Abraham Lincoln and his dog, with the text, "If you said Honest Abe fed his pooch processed foreign ingredients, he would call you a liar".

Over the past decade the country has rewritten its recipe for success, incorporating many foreign ingredients, including some from the much-maligned Anglo-Saxons.Ulm shows that a springy economy makes the challenges easier to tackle but does not remove them.

In 2005, having banished foreign ingredients from his menu, Rogan picked up its first Michelin star (he was bleaching the grout in the shower of one of the restaurant's bedrooms when he heard the news).

The food industry bristles at the notion that a greater diversity of foreign ingredient suppliers could increase risks for consumers.

Consistent with previous research conducted on SC, the participants of this study perceived that SC had foreign chemical ingredients that produced negative effects (Vandrey et al. 2012) and that criminal justice supervision was a driving factor behind SC use (Perrone, et al., 2013).

The controls in place to ensure that foreign-sourced ingredients are safe "are evolving as the world changes," Mr. Brown said.

The people of this era and long before then loved garlic, onions, leeks but as they had a strong fragrance, they were deemed as peasant food and so their use was limited, gradually to the point many centuries later that garlic became a foreign, exotic ingredient.

It was under their aegis that Gandharan Buddhist art, compounded of foreign and local ingredients, flourished.