rye bread

The plural form of foodstuff is foodstuffs.

It's unclear to me what you're asking; pumpernickel is a rye bread and all rye breads go very well with pastrami. Pastrami is usually not served on its own; it's made into sandwiches on rye bread with melted cheese, Russian dressing, and sauerkraut. Please re-state your question more specifically.

Foodstuff not digested or absorbed in body are usually excreted from the body.

No. As long as it is something sold as a foodstuff, it must meet pesticide requirements as a foodstuff. Cottonseed oil receives no exemption when sold as a foodstuff.

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Bran and that is ure answer

To colour foodstuff

Basic foodstuff and medicine.

The preparation of foodstuff.

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Chocolate.

As a foodstuff, it is called "tripe."

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Scissors that are intended to be used to cut up foodstuff.

wood,oil,foodstuff,building materials

Emmental (or Emmentaler) is a kind of Swiss cheese.

Balsamic vinegar

No, it is a foodstuff made of sugar, flavour, softened gelatin and water.

Foods high in protein are generally used for bodybuilding...

Something especially foodstuff that is subject to decay or spoilage.

Every foodstuff that humans can digest has an energy value, so yes.

the major imports of Luxembourg are minerals ,metal and foodstuff

Mostly food which have been gentically modified by asians

Yes, but using foodstuff as a plural does not follow its stricter definition.

Manufacture goods. Raw materials. Foodstuff.

Whatever it is, unless it fits in a small bottle, almost nothing....

absolutely. if you defrost foodstuff in microwave, keep it refrigerated until you cook it.

A calavance is any bean, especially the hyacinth bean, or any foodstuff made from these beans.

The first foods to come to mind are yogurt and cheese.

Confectionery is a sweet foodstuff most commonly used to refer to candies.

The movement that mainly serves to mix foodstuff in the stomach is called churning. This process involves the stomach muscles contracting and mixing food with digestive juices to help break it down for absorption.

A foodstuff, specifically the 'knees' and 'elbows' of a pig, in English usually called ham hock.

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It would be a pretty weird definition of "vegetarian" that included turkey as an allowable foodstuff.

No foodstuff will turn white hair black.

foodstuff such as maize, beans, and tomatoes

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Organic foods. The different ways the same foodstuff is grown depends on how environmentally friendly they are.

Chicken is used in all kinds of ways, in pies, burgers, patties, chunks, etc.

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No. It can be a sewer leak, foodstuff going bad, spore releaing mold....

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the blade on the knife is sharp so it can get through hard objects (mostly foodstuff).

1. Mining (copper).

2. Foodstuff, beverage and tobacco.

3. Chemical (oil, rubber and plastic).

clothes, foodstuff,oil,petrol,rise,furniture,tobaco,gold, diamond, ect ect

Acid or gastric

absolutely. if you defrost foodstuff in microwave, keep it refrigerated until you cook it.

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