Their only solid sustenance is a box of Stoned Wheat Thins and some tragic-looking carrot sticks.
I drank beer with friends and was sometimes invited to parties where literary types ate brie on Stoned Wheat Thins and sipped chardonnay (the stereotypes were true once).
On the way, she stopped at a market to buy a hunk of cheese, some Stoned Wheat Thins, and a bottle of Valpolicella.
Biochars prepared from nut shells, plum stones, wheat straws, grape stalks and grape husks were tested as potential sorbents for Cd and Pb.
Other times he places handmade plaques, grave stones, wheat-pasted skeletons and even bones of papier-mâché on historical sites.
It has retail on the ground floor, like a baker that stone grinds wheat and makes beautiful sourdough breads, butter factory, produce store, zero waste bar and restaurant, and fashion made from completely reclaimed materials.
It also sells vegetables and its own stone-ground wheat and rye flours milled on the farm.
Chip'n Dipped uses unprocessed cocoa, natural stone-ground wheat flour and all-natural fruit preserves in its products, all made on the premises.
From what I know of the Greek diet, they eat very little refined sugar, and their breads have been traditionally made with stone-ground wheat".
Today, Poilâne sells its thick, chewy, round loaves made of stone-milled wheat flour over the Internet and sends them overnight via air courier to customers around the world.
Depending on the season, wannabe farmhands can tread grapes in an old stone vat, harvest wheat, help make olive oil, bake bread in a wood-burning oven and pick vine leaves for dolmades.
