Sentence examples for traces of wheat from inspiring English sources

First, when she was 7, a piece of rye toast turned out to contain traces of wheat.

Some inspectors have found traces of wheat, and other grains susceptible to leavening in the cooking process, mixed in with quinoa shipped by some farmers, he said.

The same areas held pieces of large cooking pots and animal bones and traces of wheat, barley and oats for what must have been a bakery and also probably a brewery.

When the sheep had been caught and slaughtered, and traces of wheat had been found in their intestines, the enemy raised the siege, imagining that the Thracians had a surplus of wheat, inasmuch as they fed it even to their sheep.

By the time Obama checks in this Wednesday, not a trace of wheat will remain within the hotel's historic walls.

But a severe food allergy is a unique vulnerability: It takes only one lunch or cupcake birthday party for other children to know which classmates cannot eat nuts, eggs, milk or even a trace of wheat.

We have observed low levels of powdery mildew, Septoria tritici spot, and trace levels of wheat leaf rust in New York.

She suffers from celiac disease, an obscure but increasingly diagnosed condition that strikes the small intestine, and even the trace amount of wheat in the communion wafer, or host, can make her ill.

> Trace amounts of wheat gluten was also found in one of the beer (2B07) not claimed to be a wheat beer.

Ever since pet food contaminated with an industrial chemical was traced to shipments of wheat flour from China, American officials have concentrated on cracking down on imports.

The earliest definitive traces of domesticated grains, wheat, barley, and oats have been found in the Near East and date back about 10,500 years.