How To Use Thickener In A Sentence
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The ice cream uses arrowroot starch as a thickener, not eggs.
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This is a synthetic substance used as a thickener and to encourage lather.
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Dave, once a keen whisky drinker, smiles as he recalls how Jill would put thickener in his favourite tipple to help it go down.
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The present invention also relates to the use of these compositions such as thickeners, dispersants, plastics additives, adhesives, coatings, flexographic inks, overprint varnishes, and dry cement powder modifiers.
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They include such materials as thickeners, surfactants, defoamers, biocides, and pigment dispersants.
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For that reason, the Consumers' Association is demanding new rules to ensure all additives - sweeteners, colouring, flavouring and thickeners - are clearly marked.
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Originally the name napalm was given to a thickener that could be mixed with gasoline and other incendiary material.
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This is a really cool step because it not only adds flavor, but the tilapia breaks down and acts as a subtle thickener to the stew.
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AutoCAD has a built-in line "thickener": plot style tables or lweight
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Masa may be added as a thickener to get the stew-like consistency.
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Modified starches were also used in food industries as a thickener.
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Gum tragacanth (from several shrub species in the genus Astragalus) is used as a coating and binding agent in pill manufacture, as an emulsifier in processed foods, and as a thickener in sauces.
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It does not include beans in the ingredients list; a flour roux is the thickener.
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Also available for spices, thickeners lubricants, rubber processing aid, varnish drying agent.
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A significant source of calcium, it is used in Brazil as a thickener for instant soups and baby formula.
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Oats or oat flour can be used as a thickener for soups, gravies, sauces, stews, or puddings.
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Processed foods, such as junk foods and fast foods, contain synthetic additives - preservatives, emulsifiers, thickeners, stabilizers and flavor enhancers.
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Extra thickener is added to bring the butter fat content up to the minimum of 35% so it can be classified as thickened cream - gelatin is used.
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Xanthan gum is a thickener and stabiliser made from fermented sugar.
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Since it is generally recognized as safe for ingestion, it is used extensively in food products as a stabilizer, thickener, binding agent, emulsifier, adhesive agent, film former, and texturizer.
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Potato is used as a thickener or for biscuits and cakes where a tender texture is required
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Oats or oat flour can be used as a thickener for soups, gravies, sauces, stews, or puddings.
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We're usually talking here about huge buildings stuffed full of crushers, agitators, thickeners, ball mills, conveyors, cyclones, screening plants and other vital equipment.
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Most of the thickeners are of plant origin.
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It us used as a thickener in ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbet, cheese, low-fat salad dressings, ketchup, sauces and many other food products.
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Corn starch is used as a thickener in stews.
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Canned soups and sauces, salad dressings, ice cream and some processed meats and cheeses may contain wheat-based thickeners, fillers and stabilizers.
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The fruit and roasted seeds are used in soups as a spice and a thickener.
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For contrast, he used dried, powdered fish scales as a thickener in another dish, which ‘added collagen for a thin, shiny, gelatinous consistency.’
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First investigated over 200 years ago, fatty acids have become useful in producing various materials such as detergents, lubricants, and thickeners.
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For instance, cetyl and cetearyl alcohol are waxy, solid emollients that act as thickeners and emulsifiers in a product, and they moisturize the skin as a by-product.
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Included among these ingredients are thickeners and gelling agents such as starches and gums, gelatin and pectin; and emulsifiers such as lecithin or mono- and diglycerides.
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You can find agar flakes, a seaweed-derived thickener, in natural food stores.
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Please pray that she is able to eat again as now she has to eat soft things and even when drinking has to have some kind of thickener in it so that she can drink.
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You can use slurries to thicken larger quantities of liquid, such as soups, but this can create an unpleasant, overly gelatinized texture; roux is the recommended thickener for soups.
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This is pure yogurt, just milk and culture, with no stabilizers, thickeners, or other additives.
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Canned soups and sauces, salad dressings, ice cream and some processed meats and cheeses may contain wheat-based thickeners, fillers and stabilizers.
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Theoretical analysis and tests have shown that the prospects for the engineering application of the plate thickener are bright, and it can counteract the weaknesses of the "gravity sett...
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Gluten, in fact, can be used as a filler, binder or thickener, hidden in all manner of food, including, for example, soy sauce, many salad dressings and even some toothpaste.
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Arrowroot starch also called arrowroot flour is a great thickener for the South Beach Diet because it only takes about half as much arrowroot as it does flour or cornstarch to get the same amount of thickness.
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Much of this can be attributed to the increasing use of rice and rice ingredients in processed foods, a market outlet that includes snacks, soups, frozen dinners, candy, sauce thickeners, pasta, and other products.
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It's the creamy component in some ice creams and yogurts, a satisfying alternative to fat in reduced-fat foods, and a thickener that adds a smooth finish to soups and sauces.
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And the cocoa butter takes on a life of its own - it becomes not only an ideal thickener, but also lends a hand adding sheen to sauces.
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Shark fin is used as a thickener in Chinese shark fin soup, where part of the appeal is the idea of imbibing the strength and ferocity of the shark through its pulverized fins, an idea on par with thinking you'd stay warm if you ate polar bear fur.
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Corn, potatoes, soybeans and rice don't contain gluten, but it can be hidden in emulsifiers, fillers, thickeners and stabilizers.
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Wheat flour used as a starch thickener needs relatively long cooking to remove its raw taste; and even after cooking it has a noticeable flavour.
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The most familiar use of starch is as a thickener for cooking sauces, as in cornflour, or perhaps as a substance for stiffening shirt collars.
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The invention discloses a washing and softening laundry detergent composition, which comprises cationic softener, nonionic surfactant, thickener, opacifier and deionized water.
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The new company is a world leader in hydrocolloid food thickeners and stabilisers, xanthan and pectin, and was expected to have an annual turnover of about $470m.
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An unusually high amount of pectin - a natural thickener - makes the fruit ideal for making jams, jellies, and marmalades.
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The plant is dried and ground up to make the powder, which is primarily used as a thickener in the kitchen, much like cornstarch.
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Most of the thickeners are of plant origin.
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Seen here is Irish moss—Chondrus crispus—a common Atlantic red alga that is routinely harvested for its carrageenan. The chemical is used as a thickener in many processed foods.
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Arrowroot starch is a low-glycemic thickener which is great for the South Beach Diet.
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When cooked, okra develops a gumminess that makes it a good thickener for soups and stews.
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Lubricating greases are usually petroleum oils thickened with dispersions of soap; synthetic oils with soap or inorganic thickeners; or oils containing silicon-based dispersions.
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Cornstarch acts as a thickener and binder in cooking, just as an emulsifier such as stearic acid or cetyl alcohol in a cosmetic makes the texture smoother and holds oil and water together.
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Processed foods, such as junk foods and fast foods, contain synthetic additives - preservatives, emulsifiers, thickeners, stabilizers and flavor-enhancers.
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Hair thickener was an oily blue liquid, a bit like petrol, and came in a clear plastic bottle that reminded me of a glue container.
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For more than 50 years, Methocel gums have been used in a broad range of food products, serving as binders, emulsifiers, stabilizers, suspension agents, protective colloloids and thickeners.
