Sentence examples for making ingredients from inspiring English sources
It's a culinary tradition built around making ingredients taste most of themselves.
CSM, which is based in Diemen, the Netherlands, said it was selling the business, which makes Sportlife chewing gum and Red Band candies, to focus on making ingredients for bakeries.
As for Hill's cooking, which is modern British with strong Dick Emery (Ooh, you are offal!) leanings, this is technically flawless testament to the perplexingly unpopular art of making ingredients taste more rather than less of themselves.
There are chapters on the industrial scale of food production, on a visit to a food industry trade fair (the only selling point of new products is that they save supermarkets money), the practice of "clean labelling" (making ingredients sound more natural than they are), and on the uses of starch, water, oil, sugar, and colourings in food.
As John Dickie, reader in Italian Studies at UCL points out: 'Italy has become the model to imitate when it comes to making ingredients, cooking them and eating them.' There are now trattorias for those who can afford them in Bangkok and Beijing.
Calling the U.N. Security Council "a tool for U.S. high-handed and arbitrary practices," the North also threatened to begin a uranium-enrichment program that would give it an alternative means of making ingredients for nuclear bombs, in addition to its plutonium program.
On a table in front of him sit pots of ammonium, potassium carbonate and phosphate, bomb-making ingredients.
The informer was present with the defendant, Jose Pimentel, as he shopped for bomb-making ingredients and as he tried to assemble them into explosive devices, according to a criminal complaint.
F.D.A. approval is needed for a chemical supplier that makes ingredients for prescription drugs sold in the United States.
Dow makes ingredients used in paints, textiles, glass, packaging and cars.
"They were the first places to make ingredients that weren't widely available on the state ration.
