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Pre-slicing any meat can get pathogens on the outside into the inside where they are harder to cook.
Back on the strip, Hayley, 32 and from Surrey, works behind the bar at Alex's, pre-slicing limes to accompany the hundreds of tequila shots that will be knocked back that night.
His term for the classic hole-in-the-roll was "the Jewish English muffin," of course, and if he won praise as the Barnum of bagelmania, he also introduced innovations that appalled purists, including pre-slicing, freezing and Minute-Maid cross-promotions.
Pile them in the frozen-food cabinets with the juice, and there was breakfast ready, oven-fresh, from the east coast to the west.Frozen bagels were slippery little critters; Mr Lender had the idea of pre-slicing them, saving both the nation's fingers and its early-morning time.
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Pre-sliced bread is usually too thin and too flavorless to make good French toast, sometimes called eggy bread or French-fried bread.
Pre-sliced, cellophane-wrapped cheese slices suddenly seemed like the height of bourgeoise splendor.
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Thus, we repeated the above described experiments after the recorded granule cells were pharmacologically isolated by pre-incubating the slices with agents aimed at blocking receptors to the neurotransmitters or reducing the firing activity.
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