Sentence examples for range of meals from inspiring English sources
Deliciously Ella Android / iOS (£2.99) Another "natural, healthy" option here, with a range of meals and desserts that give gluten and refined sugars – not to mention meat – the boot.
Like the original, it's a fairly engrossing minigame compilation in which you follow Mama's instructions to prepare a range of meals, each one unlocking the possibility of making more.
The widest range of meals is available from the Bite Me Cafe which operates all year round.
Strategies for enhancing Meals on Wheels-type solutions could move in two directions; expanding the range of meals to meet special dietary needs posed by multi-morbidity; and developing systems which overcome some of the complexities of current temporal arrangements.
Our assumption that a minimum of 30 continuous minutes is required to prepare a main meal is based on recent popular celebrity chef recipe books describing a range of meals that can be prepared by amateur cooks in 30 minutes or less (Lawson, 2013; Oliver, 2010; Pascal, 2012; Slater, 2006).
But they're retailers at heart, and may want to keep their platforms open to selling a range of meal kit, or boxed meal products.
Ransford added that this approach allows Chef'd to offer a range of meal types, from more high-end, gourmet dinners to more affordable family meals.
The smaller number of multi-unit foods was due to the difficulty in identifying multi-unit foods relevant for our study population that included a broad range of energy densities and that could be eaten across a range of meal contexts.
In particular, we included a wider range of supermarkets, meal ranges, and meal types than previously (Anderson et al., 2008; Celnik et al., 2012; Howard et al., 2012).
And now here I am with your new range of ready meals before me, wondering what sort of pine-infused trickery you've come up with this time.
On the deli side, there are cheeses, quiches and an ever-popular range of ready meals, ranging from the basic (lasagne, cottage pie) to the fancy (stroganoff, stuffed legs of lamb).
