Sentence examples for serving of wheat from inspiring English sources

How many readers of an ad in the Ladies Home Journall from the Frito-Lay division of PepsiCo noticed that a photo caption describing potato chips as containing less than 1/12th of a teaspoon of salt — "that's less than a serving of wheat crackers" — led to a footnote describing potato chips as "not a low-sodium food"?

While that may be a boon for eaters who feel limited by the suggested serving sizes of wheat noodles, people eating larger portion sizes of fake noodles could be one of the downfalls of this eating trend, according to Kathleen Keller, a professor of nutritional sciences and food science at Penn State University.

Last May 4, friends and family crowded Tessa's hospital room for her final dose: a full serving of egg, wheat, milk, peanuts and almonds.

So a two-ounce serving of whole-wheat pasta can contain five to seven grams of fiber, more than a typical serving of old-fashioned oatmeal.

The system serves an area of wheat, cotton, rice, oilseed, and fruit cultivation.

Many villagers, while expressing appreciation for the American aid, said that they would have been better served by gifts of wheat and rice.

It could be that my breakfast preferences stem from my mother, who served oatmeal and cream of wheat with nothing more than butter and salt -- no brown sugar, no maple syrup.

They recommend a bowl of oatmeal or Cream of Wheat, a serving of fruit and one cup of coffee or tea and, for extra energy, poached eggs and a snack with protein or unsaturated fat that can be easily digested, like peanut butter or almonds.

You find ramen counters on virtually every street corner, serving up nourishing, steaming hot bowls of wheat noodles in rich, meaty broth, invariably topped with slices of chashu pork, half a boiled egg and chewy strips of menma bamboo.

The amplification of wheat tubulin transcripts served as an internal control, and the reproducibility of the transcriptional patterns revealed was verified in three independent experiments.

These genes may contribute to the high N remobilization efficiency of YM18 and serve as potential targets to enhance NUtE of wheat.