Sentence examples for powdered cheese from inspiring English sources

One that turned out in a really strange way was an cheese omelette -- made with powdered egg and powdered cheese -- it turned into something that looked like and had the consistency of a small off-yellow pancake, but was actually pretty good.

At a stand in busy Myeongdong, I tried the tornado potato, a single spud carved into a helix of starch, then skewered, deep-fried and sprinkled with salt and powdered cheese — an Iron Chef-worthy innovation.

In fact, in terms of consumer confusion Kraft probably plays a very small role, since its ubiquitous dry powdered "cheese" in green cardboard tubes is so far removed from actual Parmigiano-Reggiano that virtually no one could confuse the two.

Some schools, for example, have prohibited powdered cheese products to protect children who are especially dairy sensitive.

Now our only major exports are more episodes of Two and a Half Men and orange powdered cheese.

I made several pizzas using my mom's recipe and they turned out pretty normal -- though the powdered cheese turned kind of black in the oven.

James Lewis Kraft, the founder of Kraft Foods, didn't invent macaroni and cheese, and didn't even invent processed cheese, but he was the first to patent the process of emulsifying and powdering cheese in order to give it a much longer shelf life.

As American dairy farmers increased their shipments of powdered milk, cheese and other dairy ingredients to foreign markets, their incomes rose.

A popular feature on the site dissects the contents of health gurus' refrigerators, in which they ask, say, Lacey Stone, a trainer, why she stocks powdered Parmesan cheese, creamer and margarita mix.

Livestock (including cattle and goats) is raised and dairy goods are produced primarily for domestic use, and the government maintains a reserve supply of such commodities as skim milk powder, cheese, and butter.

Producer prices are basically derived from a blend of commodity prices on the Chicago exchange for butter, milk powder, cheese and whey.