Sentence examples for raw seeds from inspiring English sources

(You can also choose between tahini from roasted or raw seeds).

Ms. Clark will present "Raw; Seeds; Need," a new piece that blends voice, video, aerial movement and digital effects.

Think of the musky, sweet aroma that lifts when you scoop seeds from a pumpkin, of the buttery, glycerol feel the raw seeds and strands have.

The raw seeds are bland and bitter, but if you dry them, roast them, ferment them and grind them they develop heady, complex fragrances.

He has three drinking chocolates — he brushes his teeth with the unsweetened one — and recently experimented with another, made from raw seeds.

The N solubility of raw seeds in 0.036 M, KOH ranged from 81 to 89% and was reduced by all heat treatments (i.e. from 44 to 56%, 46 to 56% and 42 to 55% in soaked+autoclaved, autoclaved and dry heated seeds, respectively).

Inference from raw seed and gall data (Figures 3 and 4) and direct experimental support (Figure 5 and density effects in the laboratory lifespan data) all suggest that the presence of other foundresses reduces total oviposition, especially in the winter when baseline lifespans are long (Figure 3).

Recent outbreaks of Salmonella and Escherichia coli O157 H7 infections associated with raw seed sprouts have occurred in several countries.

Despite the popular perception of sprouts as health food, alfalfa and other varieties of raw seed sprouts are common vehicles for produce-associated bacterial foodborne illness.

The total isoflavone content increases from 534 ng/g in the sunflower seed to 613.7 (soak in water) and 685.9 (soak in chitosan) ng/g after sprouting, which indicate that sunflower sprouts may offer a better functional food source than the raw sunflower seeds [39].

Based on in vitro data, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration recommends chemical disinfection of raw sprout seeds to reduce enteric pathogens contaminating the seed coats.