But the price outlook remains bleak, with an extra 200m tonnes of the steel-making ingredient expected to be dumped on the market over the next few years.
The magic ingredient driving last year's buoyancy in stock markets was, of course, quantitative easing.
These burgers won't declare themselves to be made with BugULike™ or Insectelicious™; the contents will list an ingredient called something like NaturesBounty™.
Maybe the sprinters can get away with it because they are not out there for that long but for the guys who are running laps and laps, they are pushing their bodies to the limit anyway, to add the extra ingredient of extreme heat, I would be worried about what would happen to them and their health.
It's a dried seaweed which is an essential ingredient for good dashi, the Japanese stock.
Breakfast time boosts Banana and pineapple energising fruit smoothie makes 1 large glass Magic ingredient bananas Bananas are full of slow-release sugars, so if you have one for breakfast - perhaps in this smoothie - it will sustain your energy levels throughout the rest of the morning.
Long and short lunches Asparagus and lemon salad serves 2 Magic ingredient lemon The lemon contained in the citron confit used in this salad is rich in vitamin C, which, like the folic acid in the asparagus, assists the body to absorb iron and other essential nutrients.
In 1987, oats as a separate ingredient came out, to be replaced by muesli, perhaps reflecting the 80s obsession with the stuff; it was quietly dropped in 2006.
Colorado last year also brought in a new law specifically to cover the offence of driving under the influence of drugs, which sets a limit of 5 nanograms of the active ingredient in cannabis, THC, in the blood while operating a vehicle.
It brought home the diversity of rural towns and the relentless search for their own secret ingredient that will bring people to visit or live and turn around the (commonly felt) economic malaise that has dogged them.
Use Sichuan flower pepper in stews and stir-fries, or dry-roast in a wok and then grind to a fine powder to use as a sprinkle or a magic ingredient in sauces and dressings.
