There were medicinal juices and green juices in one area.
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Organic juices were not found to have fewer metals than non-organic juices.
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The Juice Lover's Big Book of Juices: 425 Recipes for Super Nutritious and Crazy Delicious Juices
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These juices drinks — like bottled cranberry or grape juices — are basically sugar water with artificial flavors and little nutritional benefit.
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Your steak bathes in its own juices: Because your steak's juices aren't dripping through the grates, they're also constantly bathing your steak in its own flavors.
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Reduce the heat to medium and stir in the reserved chicken and its juices, the reserved mushrooms and their juices, half of the cheddar, and the parmesan.
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Many fruit juices that claimed to be low in sugar, for example, tended to have added sugars and more sugar than comparable juices with no claims on them.
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Finally, keep in mind that while juices contain natural sugars, they are still a concentrated source of calories, even for some vegetable juices such as carrot or beet.
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Let it rest As poultry cooks, the juices are driven toward the center of the cut, so a resting period after cooking is essential to allow those juices time to redistribute evenly throughout.
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Specifically, juices that had been prepared by blending whole fruits had stronger antioxidant activities and contained larger amounts of phenolic compounds than juices that had been prepared by juicing the flesh of fruit.
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We're just waking up the juices and the citruses. 3.
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Apple juice Some apple juices are clarified using fish bladders.
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There are Nazi foods that want to eliminate the juices.
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Stir in the honey and lemon and orange juices. 4.
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Check out these recipes to get the creative juices flowing.
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In the modding community, flavored nicotine "juices" are especially popular.
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We use real ingredients like fresh juices, herbs, and spices.
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The bun really does soak up all of the juices.
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The eight other drinks were water, juices and diet sodas.
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The possibilities are getting our creative juices flowing... Related Video:
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When they're done, let them cool in their own juices.
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South Korean model HoYeon Jung is a fan of juices.
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Juices require less of the stomach's digestive processing, it said.
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So peel open your wallets and let the juices flow.
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Once the juices of the meat start to flow over.
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Add the wine and the reserved oyster juices and oysters.
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In juices and otherwise, celery has never been so hot.
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Hams marked "with natural juices" are a good bet, too.
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Shred the meat and toss it with its pan juices.
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She said she purchased "all kinds" of different nicotine juices.
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You can cook your chicken until the juices run clear.
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Fruit juices, soft drinks and other sweet drinks were forbidden.
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Doncic has also begun working fresh juices into his routine.
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The stories feel loose, their cellular juices free to flow.
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Juices, sodas, and sliced lemons and limes are added here.
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This is a little sturdier and sops up the juices.
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KS: Talk about those juices, like what they were doing.
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We were estimating people would drink five juices a week.
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In April, Baladna rolled out a line of fruit juices.
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Concern over fruit juices flared up in 2012 when Consumer Reports found that 1 in 4 samples of apple and grape juices had lead levels higher than the FDA's bottled-water limit of 5 ppb.
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The tax excludes 100-percent fruit juices, the USDA said: bit.
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Sparkling juices or juice-tea blends are examples of the trend.
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This will also get the juices flowing in your creative projects.
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There are juices with ginger and turmeric; no alcohol is allowed.
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But our new favorite time to get the creative juices flowing?
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Room amenities include minibars stocked with complimentary water, soda and juices.
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Ahead, we've suggested some costumes to get your creative juices flowing.
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Here are a few ideas to get the creative juices flowing.
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Want a little more inspiration to get your shopping juices flowing?
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Hopefully, it'll get your creative juices flowing for the upcoming weeks.
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It's not recommended to give fruit juices to infants, Auerbach said.
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Carve the chicken, and serve with the radishes and pan juices.
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Despite the lopsided score, the competitive juices were flowing all night.
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Being vacuum sealed, the juices were largely retained in the meat.
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That list includes fish juices, blood, alcohol, seawater and, yes, urine.
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The cafe no longer serves beer but now makes fresh juices.
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Organic fruit and vegetable juices were expected to drive this growth.
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I also pick up juices and sodas to mix with tequila.
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Sure, the latest laptop, the latest iMac, got our juices flowing.
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I tried the juices and can confirm they were tasty. RIP.
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I'm guessing it's got juices and stuff there, which sounds nice.
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A personalized wine tumbler to get the creative planning-juices flowing
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Ranging from juices, to dried cranberries, to of course, cranberry sauce.
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Don't spill any juices or leave behind bits of shell shrapnel.
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I like salads flavored with poultry juices, and I liked this.
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These are wearable green juices, wheat grass shots for your collarbone.
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Agave spirits and fresh juices are a feature of the bar.
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One section of Erewhon featured a variety of cold-pressed juices.
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Add the tomatoes with their juices and ½ teaspoon of kosher salt.
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The team sold juices in shifts out of a tiny storefront.
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"Soda, juices, coffee with sweeteners, all of that stuff," she said.
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Bottled sodas, teas and juices are currently exempt from the policy.
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These included goods as varied as sunglasses, juices and auto components.
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Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc agreed to pay $5.4 million to settle class-action claims it misled consumers by saying some of its juices contained "no artificial flavors," when the juices were actually flavored with petroleum-derived chemicals.
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Stir continuously for 3 minutes until the blueberry juices begin to release.
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He woke up each morning and wrote to get his "juices" flowing.
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Generally speaking, your router has one job: keep those internet juices flowin'.
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It helps you get things organized and keeps those productivity juices flowing.
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ASD is engaged in the production of fresh dairy products and juices.
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Thinly slice the steak and pour the resting juices into the mayonnaise.
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Nothing stimulates creative juices more than cooperation and collaboration in close quarters.
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Bake until juices are bubbling and topping is browned, about 30 minutes.
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These beverages include syrupy coffee drinks, milkshakes and "natural" juices containing fructose.
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I now drink green juices and I'm trying to do gluten-free.
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In a small bowl, stir together juices and powdered sugar until smooth.
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Stir in chicken, lemons, shallots and pan juices, and simmer 1 minute.
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They have some great sparkling juices here with real gold in it.
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Juhayna used to make its mango juices using 50 percent imported fruit.
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Spoiler alert: Whole fruits are best and juices should be 22.5% fruit.
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The following kit is an example to get your creative juices flowing.
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Return the pork chops and their accumulated juices to the pan. 5.
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"I think it got his competitive juices flowing," Nelson said of Rodman.
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The list includes many sauces, soups, fruit juices and even meat products.
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Here is the steak after 4 minutes of microwaving, complete with juices:
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While Hayek filmed movies across the country, Helms would send her juices.
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Juice Beauty formulates their products with organic juices as the main ingredients.
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Just cook until the juices run clear when you pierce the meat.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, until mushrooms release juices, 3 to 5 minutes. 4.
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He lifts it with acidity from citrus juices, orange bitters, and garnish.
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I'm always looking for different adventures to keep my creative juices flowing.
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The final ingredient found in almost all commercial e-juices is flavoring.
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They are really similar in expressing yourself and releasing your creative juices.
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Then came the diced tomatoes, with their juices, and the spice mixture.
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Spoon over the blueberries, ground cherries, and a little of their juices.
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Maybe hustling though the Port Authority really gets your creative juices flowing.
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I've purchased cellulite-reducing cream, $15 green juices, and 100 calorie packs.
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Try sipping on juices that are made of fruit and only fruit.
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This is grilled until the juices hiss and the cheese is magma.
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You'll never need to buy one of those sickeningly expensive juices again.
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The measure would cover soft drinks and juices as well as water.
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Toss the meat back in the pan juices and set aside. 2.
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As for the saloons, some experimented with juices and nonalcoholic mixed drinks.
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We share a bowl of ramen and both get two fresh juices.
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The tarragon perfumes the bird's flesh and mingles with its meaty juices.
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Lemon or lime juices are also nice, adding a clean, fruity sharpness.
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My son is an impassioned surfer and into healthy foods and juices.
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So the interplay of market action and speculative juices bears close watching.
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Does doing these records, even the process, revitalize your own creative juices?
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I cut the burger in half, and the juices oozed (coconut oil).
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Keeping mixture at a steady simmer, return meat and accumulated juices to pan.
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Falls were seen for travelling abroad, accessories and waters, soft drinks and juices.
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Skim the fat off the pan juices and transfer to a gravy bowl.
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The juices leaking out of the taut wrapper were a ticking time bomb.
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I take pictures of fabrics, prints and anything that gets my juices flowing.
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Roast until juices are bubbling and strawberries are softened, 12 to 15 minutes.
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But, Google includes an 18-watt charger which juices it up really quickly.
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At Otoy Restaurant, all the juices and coffee come from the farm, too.
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Sometimes you need a little extra help to get the creative juices flowing.
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Shandling became a health enthusiast, sipping down natural juices and taking up meditation.
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I go next door and pick up two juices from Pressed Juicery ($13.10).
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Going into this experience, my idea of a cleanse involved brightly colored juices.
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Think breads, pastas, fruit juices and pretty much all snack or dessert foods.
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October is the month when your juices, your blood really begins to flow.
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If these don't get the creative juices flowing, we're not sure what will.
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In 1995, it was The Folk Implosion that had his creative juices flowing.
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He founded Raw Pressery last year to sell juices through a subscription model.
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You can expect a selection of fresh juices, smoothies, and healthy prepared meals.
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"Here's a little spoon, to get all those good juices," a server says.
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When this happens, it does more than zap you of your creative juices.
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Basically, the cloud has everything you need to get your creative juices flowing.
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Sparkling water, fruit juices, and energy drinks lined the refrigerator in neat rows.
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Stuffing works just like wallpaper paste and helps to keep in the juices.
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The biggest sources for adults were soft drinks, fruit juices, desserts and candy.
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These bottled juices include flavors such as cranberry peach bellini and cranberry sangria.
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Others used their strawlike mouthparts to pierce the leaves and suck up juices.
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It is also scattered with inspirational quotes to get your creative juices flowing.
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Leek and pork dumplings (4.99 dollars) are savory and teeming with natural juices.
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Kofola has since expanded around central Europe with juices, water and other drinks.
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It's sort of a bridge between buying premixed juices and making your own.
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"Friends" star Jennifer Aniston said she lets her creative juices flow with Bitmoji.
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The competitive juices were flowing Thursday in Malibu with a little Cornhole action.
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In grand Indian snack-bar tradition there are milkshakes, juices, lassis and falooda.
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The guidelines do not include sugars found naturally in 100 percent fruit juices.
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With loads of anchovies and a vinaigrette and all of the pan juices.
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He was also frequently handing out tips, T-shirts, tote bags and juices.
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Wine pairings cost about $166 and the slate of juices runs about $133.
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The sweet juices condense in the oven's high heat, turning honeylike and golden.
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I'd much rather have a bulky charger that juices the phone up quicker.
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Drink a lot of water throughout the day + Juices to get more calories!!
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Once harvested, the plant is roasted and pressed to extract juices for distillation.
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The dewy momos were beautifully folded and juices oozed out of them pornographically.
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KS: And also a lot of the juices are crap, they just are.
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That's why Minus 5 has streamlined the process so that a bartender only has to touch four items, at most, in order to make a drink: a vodka, a modifier, and two juices, for instance, or a vodka and two juices.
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Because beyond a certain price bracket, it's no longer profitable to produce gas, but nor we are interested in driving prices up because it will drain juices, life juices, from all other sectors of the economy, from machine building, et cetera.
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You can braise them a day ahead and keep them refrigerated in their juices.
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The digestive system of toads contain digestive juices in the form of acidic chemicals.
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When salt is applied to raw poultry, juices inside are drawn to the surface.
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Whisk in the citrus zests and juices, garlic and minced thyme; let cool slightly.
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Jamba said the new name better reflects its menu, which has more than juices.
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Let them brown just a little to bring out their smoky flavor and juices.
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Most bottled waters are slightly acidic, and sodas and juices are even more so.
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How do you find to get your creative juices going and write new music?
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No silverware necessary, as your dining partner has brought its digestive juices with it.
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Turn and cook until browned, firm and juices run clear, about 3 minutes. 5.
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Recipe courtesy of The Juice Generation: 100 Recipes for Fresh Juices and Superfood Smoothies
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Free milk, coffee, cold brew on tap, cold pressed juices, and an espresso machine.
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Employees are encouraged to visit the studio to get their own creative juices flowing.
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We have something that'll keep your hands busy and get those creative juices flowing.
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Spoon cooking juices on top of carved chicken; serve with roasted fennel and onion.
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They won't be able to let their creative juices flow like they do now.
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Get the creative juices flowing and find Makey Makey here for less than $50.
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Juicer usage doesn't stop at pre-work green juices or post-work drinks, either.
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If you must juice, go for unsweetened juices — they don't always taste absolutely terrible.
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Bodies removed of their flesh leak juices into a thick, syrupy stream of blood.
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" —Jules "I want my lips to be swimming with theirs—get the juices flowing.
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That juices investor markups, of course, and is generally in line with your interests.
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Spoon the cherry tomatoes and all their juices over the pasta and toss gently.
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The skin and bones keep the juices from evaporating too quickly, acting as insulation.
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These cartons of mixed fruit juices by Nature's Nectar are loaded with Vitamin C.
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Their juices leak onto the pan, condensing and mingling with the rendering chicken fat.
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Alcohol: Malt syrup, fruit juices (perhaps fermented), beer, wine Case: State of Iowa v.
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"This is the capital of gourmet food, so you have to make gourmet juices."
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Other beverages such as coffee, alcohol and fruit juices can dehydrate you as well.
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And then Dr. Martens, because all the citrus and the juices from the garnishes.
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Front Burner The nEAT Kitchen's maple boards slope to funnel juices and produce detritus.
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The hot juices cook the egg a bit further, and marinate and warm it.
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The mingling of rich pan juices with the soft creamy beans is rather intoxicating.
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Add the cooled chicken and half of the pan juices and toss to combine.
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The dumplings themselves come generously packed with beef or chicken, their juices pent up.
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Also consider that many sugary fruit juices are as bad for you as sodas.
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The Agriculture Department wisely includes juices in its nutrition programs for all these reasons.
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The sizable waste generated by coffee, juices and other liquids added to the conundrum.
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You attack all the savory juices with soup spoons and chunks of crusty bread.
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Be sure to let the cobbler bake until you see those juices bubble up.
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It should go right into the juices sitting in the bottom of the pan.
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In 2013, cold-pressed juices were making a giant mark on the healthfood world.
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I'm in the studio right now and my creative juices are flowing lol x.
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It's made with hydroponically grown herbs like basil and mint blended with fruit juices.
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But that debate is not what animates Trump, not what gets his juices flowing.
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The drinks, many of them made with fresh juices, are not messing around either.
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Apple was serving its usual pre-keynote breakfast fare of juices and light bites.
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For the experiment, researchers gave 2,381 parents online surveys asking them to select a beverage for their child from a range of 12 sugar-sweetened sodas and juices as well as eight low-sugar options like water, unsweetened juices and diet sodas.
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The biscuits soak up all the delightful cooking juices and a state of nirvana ensues.
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Kourtney Kardashian's juices are flowing ... with a dude who looks almost exactly like her ex.
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The secreted juices and scents lure the plants' prey, which they trap and slowly dissolve.
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To serve, place the tomatoes, avocados, and beans onto a plate along with the juices.
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Drain most of the juices from the pan to the plate with the veal rolls.
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The juices, soups, and snacks were surprisingly delicious and kept me satiated throughout the day.
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Even if we've added green juices, meditation, and yoga, the bodies remain the same — thin.
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We look forward to the day when our creative juices will never be stifled again.
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It gives your body what it needs [...] and this is fruit and juices and green.
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While many vape juices contain nicotine, some are also available without the highly addictive chemical.
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PepsiCo is facing a lawsuit for implying that Naked Juices are healthier than they are.
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This is technically cold-pressed watermelon juice, but it's a lot lighter than conventional juices.
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But if you're more DIY-friendly, use these looks to get your creative juices flowing.
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For breakfast on this day, you have two juices and then a juice before lunch.
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Blackberry Lime Ice Cubes Ingredients4 limes, slicedIce-cube trayCranberry, blackberry, and blueberry juices, mixed Instructions1.
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I inhale deeply and in the spirit of adventure waft the juices at my face.
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"Apart from beets, which are very high in sugar, vegetable juices are healthy," he says.
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Then pop it back on the grill and let it braise in its own juices.
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Stacks of thin, meaty layers bound together in beautiful greasy goodness by the caramelized juices.
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There's nothing like a good hypothetical science question to get the ol' brain juices flowing.
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He has always been picky about eating his greens but loves his juices, she said.
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Welch's 24-pack of assorted juices are easy to pack for on-the-go lunches.
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Those left behind stew in the acrid juices of "cultural loss" and pine for yesteryear.
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Bosch encourages employees to do different activities around the office, to get creative juices flowing.
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We cut the garlic clove in half, exposing the juices, before we rubbed the bread.
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The meats were very good — not overcooked but still very tender in their own juices.
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We've rounded up some of her buzziest looks to get your costume juices flowing, ahead.
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Venus in Virgo brings blessings to your love life and encourages creative juices to flow.
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Still, on that day last spring at the birthday party, his competitive juices took over.
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Meanwhile the inner layer remains soft and soaks up the flavor from the meaty juices.
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He remembers their tagline—"the finest of California wines and natural fruit juices" — and laughs.
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Halve one of each of the oranges and squeeze their juices into a large bowl.
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I'd like to ask how many days can a person go only on green juices?
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Here, the adventurous can sample tropical fruit juices and an enormous range of delicious foods.
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Emma Watson got the adrenaline juices flowing hard over the weekend with a little skydiving.
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Kyrgios said he felt reluctant to let his competitive juices flow as they otherwise would.
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The rap on Hollywood actresses is that they subsist on green juices and aromatherapy fumes.
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The juices are a mix of 40 percent propylene glycol and 60 percent vegetable glycerin.
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The juices are made using brines left over from the company's olive and oil production.
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But grilled lightly, so they firm up without scorching, they run with delicate pink juices.
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We find a random cafe and we order appetizers, juices, and some mint tea ($20).
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When juices begin to drip from the packets, you'll know the temperatures within are climbing.
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"My fresh juices, fresh water, that&aposs all that&aposs in this fridge," she said.
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Because there is so little fat, the juices are the only thing moistening the meat.
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Campbell tried to capitalize on the health trend with Bolthouse Farms juices and refrigerated soups.
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Juices/juicing—Is juicing fruits and vegetables any healthier than simply eating fresh produce whole?
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Liquid sugars, like sodas and even all-natural juices, may be some of the worst.
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Did you know its beak splits in half to allow the juices to flow in?
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But what meat: taken seething off the grill, juices racing, and sliced seemingly by swords.
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Amos's grandmother, Rosita, is a big believer in cold-pressed juices to fortify one's system.
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Anyway, in Amazon's world now means organic, fresh, obscure, like emu eggs or exotic juices.
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" -- Mark Sherwood, NO, and Michele Sherwood, DO, founders of the Functional Medical Institute in Tulsa and authors of The Quest for Wellness Cold-Pressed Juices "While these juices often contain a great deal of fruits and/or vegetables, the amount of sugar is extremely high.
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And with apologies to those $7 impulse-buy fancy juices stationed near the Whole Foods checkout, now my wife and I can make better juices than one can find in a store as well as staples (for us, anyway) like almond milk and orange juice.
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Thinly slice steak against the grain, and add steak and any accumulated juices to shallot mixture.
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"I don't think there is any concern at all [about what's in the juices]," Wethington said.
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You want them really soft and the oil to get infused with all their delicious juices.
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That cook is effectively squeezing out all the meat's juices, dropping them into the flames below.
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Juices are high in sugar, lack fiber, and can contribute to tooth decay and later obesity.
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Her 10-second or less Snaps alone are exciting and seriously get our creative juices flowing.
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Vendors jammed folding tables into the snow to peddle Serbian beer, Austrian juices and Lucky Strikes.
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That's then followed by canned tomatoes (17 percent) and ketchup and juices (each about 15 percent).
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The deshebrada oozes with fatty juices, balanced by the acidity of the onions, tomatoes, and jalapeños.
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The Views cover has already gotten the internet's creative juices flowing, but now it's even easier.
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Not booze, but rainbow-coloured potions spiked with noodles, curry-flavoured fruit juices, and soured milk.
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His company, Kevian Ltd, which manufactures juices, bottled waters and sauces, is owed 90 million shillings.
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"You'll see juices race to the top when it's ready," he tells me, inspecting the meat.
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The creative juices will be flowing this evening, making it a good time to get organized.
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Then come alcohol, whole fat milk, sports drinks, vitamin enhanced waters and fruit and vegetable juices.
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This will keep the bird tilted up so the juices flow down into the breast meat.
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Some of them are best for smoothies while others can make everything from soups to juices.
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And LIQS's natural juices and high-quality spirits appeal to the group's penchant for healthier ingredients.
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The twins' recommendations could be just the thing you need to start your creative juices flowing.
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Lamprey "rasp a hole in the trout and suck out the blood and juices," Fielder says.
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The negative energy they were complaining about might have dissipated, but the competitive juices are flowing.
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That would arm regulators with the information to crack down on illegal and dangerous vape juices.
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" And every so often, a question like this: "How Long Can I Live on Just Juices?
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I then pour all the fatty juices from the pan over a halved, lightly boiled egg.
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As it softens, the butter mingles with the steak juices, melting into a rich, creamy puddle.
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He seals the dumplings quickly, furling the dough into topknots, so none of the juices escape.
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Ms. Petruska soaks socks in the juices from cans of mackerel and hangs them from trees.
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Aphids are a familiar sight in the garden, sucking the juices out of your rose bushes.
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And smoothies, according to Dr. Gupta, are much better than juices, which have even less fiber.
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This will give you tender meat with plenty of juices that will puddle as you carve.
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Pappardelle is a great choice here: saucy juices like to cling to those wide, delicate ribbons.
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Qantas also offers a "Quench hydration bar" with a selection of juices, cordials, and infused waters.
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His proposed ban on sugary drinks, which for some reason didn't include juices, over 16 ounces.
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Last month, Tropicana launched a new line of juices blended with coconut water called Coco Blends.
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One exception was made for 100 percent fruit juices, which have natural but not added sugars.
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Sensing umami triggers the secretion of saliva and digestive juices, facilitating the smooth digestion of protein.
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The cheese sits for 60 days, stewing in its own beery juices, getting riper and riper.
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I was eating more fruits and drinking juices, and I really could only completely eat oatmeal.
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"I was out of work and did something out of necessity, which got the creative juices flowing."
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You want those juices to redistribute within the meat instead of spilling out onto the cutting board!
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Enzymes are used routinely in all sorts of food, from filtering juices to cheeses, milks, and brewing.
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Juices without added sugar may, however, make sense for people who don't eat enough fruits and vegetables.
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Chains are also adding new drinks to their stores such as Kombucha, cold-pressed juices and wine.
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Think of all those Instagram influencers clutching green juices and flavored nut butters: They're almost all women.
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Along with the refreshed menu, Jamba has a new logo, loyalty program and slogan ("Smoothies. Juices. Bowls.").
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The standard serving size for the juices was 200 milliliters, or a little less than seven ounces.
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The newest example is a study funded by Ocean Spray, the world's leading producer of cranberry juices.
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Transfer to plate and let rest, along with the butter and juices, for at least 5 minutes.
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"What really gets my juices flowing from a creative standpoint is brewing for the brewlab," he said.
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Unlike school itself, decorating a graduation cap can stimulate the most creative brain juices in young minds.
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Wall Street traders and baseball players may have different uniforms, but they share the same competitive juices.
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She also makes healthy THC-infused snacks, like granola, root vegetable chips, dried fruit, and pressed juices.
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Drinking all natural juices are a great way to easily sneak vegetables and fruits into your diet.
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While they're resting, top with butter, which will melt into the steaks as they release their juices.
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Close to the stomach, the pancreas and produces the hormones and juices required for the digestive process.
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In a blender, combine the grilled lettuces, lettuce juices, chopped parsley, watercress and ½ cup of olive oil.
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Naong was given apple cider vinegar and three different kinds of fruit juices: cherry, rhubarb, and lemon.
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Sous vide is said to prevent overcooking and enhance flavour by sealing the juices in the bag.
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But some drinks — including alcohol, coffee, tomato juice, and acidic fruit juices — can also irritate your bladder.
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But the concentrated pulp of açaí has also been used for jams, liquors, juices, and even cosmetics.
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The measures will tax soda 20203 or 2 cents per ounce, including some juices and sports drinks.
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Cook, stirring constantly, until the fruit juices have released and the mixture has thickened, about 5 minutes.
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A variety of juices and Abali, a sour-salty carbonated yogurt drink, are also on the menu.
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"Fruit juices are cautionary because they contain about the same amount of sugar as soda," Willett said.
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Beneath the words "corned beef," the can specifies "with juices," which is important—a very tasty attribute.
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Use a fork or a wooden spoon to crush the tomatoes so that their juices are released.
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"It's more for like, competitive juices to try to see if I could do it," he said.
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LG: Kara could actually take the phone and point it at her fancy green juices in Malibu.
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Traditionally, leche de tigre refers to "the juices of ceviche," said Diego Salazar, a Peruvian food writer.
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Another particularly popular stall: Caribbean Street Eats, which serves up a fried shark sandwich alongside homemade juices.
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And it was so plump that I could feel the juices soaking my fingers with every bite.
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And if you order those juices and smoothies regularly, this fancy blender *will* pay for itself eventually.
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Accompanying their breakfast, he says passengers were offered a shot of piccolo latte or cold-pressed juices.
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Thistle is a vegan meal plan sending pre-packaged foods and pressed juices across the Golden State.
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But eating food shortly before eating other stuff could provide the needed sugars in the gastric juices.
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We shake hands and say goodbye, and I leave them finishing off their juices and chatting closely.
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Now I'm walking through the distillery while classical music booms around the tanks of fermenting agave juices.
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A minifridge contained juices, organic beer and coconut water as well as the usual soda and liquors.
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It makes less nectar and its juices are less acidic, and can't seem to dissolve insects whole.
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The chicken's ready when the internal temperature reaches 170 degrees F or when the juices run clear.
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In warmer months, vendors sell organic local fruits and vegetables, herbs, honey, eggs, tofu, juices and more.
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Other platters deliver hunks of steak, juices running, and delicate panels of meat shaved off turning spits.
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Items include Bien Cuit pastries and hot cross buns, quiches or smoked salmon tartines and orange juices.
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But there's pretty good evidence that Americans are still getting hoodwinked by juices and other sugary beverages.
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Up and down the Caribbean coast, every shack and restaurant offered a long menu of fruit juices.
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"She kept talking about these juices she was drinking and that I should be, too," he said.
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The Kokonut, a curvy showstopper, mixes Jamaican rum, coconut cream, and passion fruit, tangerine and lime juices.
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With zany touches like Grandma's pink-streaked hair, this is a book to get creative juices flowing.
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When she feels drained, she draws a test tube to measure the levels of her creative juices.
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The bran protects the fish, holding the juices in; peel the skin and the inside obligingly flakes.
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Then there are also juices and various weight loss plans, all of which are 100% plant-based.
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The Belkin PowerHouse Charge Dock juices up both your Apple Watch and iPhone at the same time.
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The pads can be used as fresh green vegetable and the fruits to make juices and jam.
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Similarly suspect are freshly made juices and smoothies which are extracted from pounds and pounds of produce.
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Sous vide is said to prevent overcooking and enhance flavor by sealing the juices in the bag.
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There are ready-to-eat snacks and drinks too, including empanadas, soups and freshly squeezed fruit juices.
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My juices were flowing very readily when writing La La Land because I feel it so palpably.
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"Nothing gets the sexual juices flowing [more] than seeing your partner pushing...in a strenuous workout," says Milrad.
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Cook, undisturbed, until edges beneath are brown and crispy, and juices are bubbling hot, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Now that Oats has kicked off, have you found that your creative juices are flowing a bit more?
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Free sugars are generally those added to foods by manufacturers but also include honey, syrup and fruit juices.
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Use the spatula only to flip the patties — and don't you dare squeeze those juices into the grill.
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It's the need to get out after hibernation; the need to get the energy and the juices rising.
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Demand was strong for its Naked cold-pressed fruit and vegetable juices and Lipton teas, the company said.
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Or take this investigation of 206 publications on the health effects of milk, soft drinks, and fruit juices.
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It's easy to hide, the hits taste good because of the flavored juices, and the vapor smells good.
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But no, iPhones come with a puny 5W charger that juices up your device at a snail's pace.
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Place cucumber into a cocktail shaker and muddle the heck out of it to release it's juices. 4.
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But Rockey said it's far better than the grape-based alternatives he's tried, which taste like kids' juices.
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It's a field that will allow you to flex your technical muscles, while letting your creative juices flow.
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In 2013, PepsiCo agreed to stop calling Naked juices "all natural" as part of a $9 million settlement.
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Tearing apart a cold fresh orange with your bare hands, just letting the juices run over your body.
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It's great for juices, coffee grounds, salsas, and the aforementioned frozen beverages you'll be sipping on all summer.
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Bake in preheated oven until tomato juices are lightly bubbling and egg whites are set, about 15 minutes.
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We head out to the breakfast spread, which has locally baked pastries, fresh fruit parfaits, and fresh juices.
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Biofuels could cut that fuel suck, though, whether they're made from fatty cow juices or slimy green scum.
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Mix shredded meat with the pan juices, roasted lemons and shallots from the baking sheet into a bowl.
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Like an anti-sunblock, chemicals in its juices disrupt your skin's ability to filter out harmful UV rays.
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The crafters got their juices flowing as more and more employees suggested words to put on the window.
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They will also jointly procure raw materials such as juices, coffee beans and other materials, the report said.
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You can see the golden flesh and cracklings everywhere while juices keep flowing on top of the coals.
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The pattern associated with higher kidney disease risk included soda, sweetened fruit juices and water, in that order.
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Some look at what their competitors are doing, while others start moving to get the creative juices flowing.
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Bitters is just something that we use, mostly in baking and cooking, and obviously fruit juices, rum punches.
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Tonight's exciting: Your creative juices will be flowing and, if you're going on a date, sparks will fly!
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"In Colombia, tropical fruits are usually used to make juices, but nothing else," the owner Jean Trinh says.
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In particular, the restaurant's quinoa breakfast bowl and its line of fresh juices have been a big draw.
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The hard corn tortilla was slightly cracked on the bottom, and the meat juices had soaked through slightly.
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Although hot dogs are the assumed star of the show, Papaya King's signature juices are just as popular.
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Its businesses like soup, V8 juices and SpaghettiOs remain out of sync with how today's young consumers eat.
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They are buried in the fur of mammals, siphoning off juices from roots underground and floating through air.
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Also in Terminal B, the Frutería features Mexican sandwiches and juices from the San Antonio chef Johnny Hernandez.
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Instead, wait a few minutes and all of those juices will get locked into each and every bite.
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However, Iglesias advised against doing this, as you won't want to let any of those yummy juices loose.
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This is incredibly potent and is almost double the nicotine of most other e-juices on the market.
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When the berries have softened somewhat and released their juices, remove from the heat and allow to cool.
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"I remember very long nights where I was reluctant to drink juices or eat my vegetables," Mason recalled.
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The cameras pan over jars of artisanal tomato sauce and capture the squirting juices of xiao long bao.
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The easiest method is to bake it briefly, just until the juices start to appear on the surface.
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One of the machines connected to me did nothing but suck the leaking juices out of the holes.
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In the case of the commonly consumed fruit juices, this knowledge can save your skin from undue stress.
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Misleading marketing and labeling may confuse parents about the health value of many juices, a new report finds.
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I find that my creative juices flow and that I can always do work there no matter what.
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My creative juices flow when thinking of a theme that is hopefully clever, usually punny, and internally consistent.
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The young servers also help decipher the long list of freshly pressed juices like arazá or camu camu.
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In the food space, water bottles, juices, smoothies, mixes, sports drinks and even beer appear on the application.
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The authors defined "sugary beverage" to include sodas as well as fruit juices, which may contain added sugars.
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Like brining, marinating the chicken with salt and other seasonings helps the meat hold on to its juices.
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The chicken on the menu is "roasted", while drinks include freshly squeezed juices, gourmet coffees and craft beer.
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A serrated knife will cleanly slice through tomatoes without crushing the flesh and losing all the juices. Citrus.
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When hamachi collars are grilled, the skin gets crisp, and the rendered, fatty juices run through the meat.
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In order to help "get their creative juices flowing," Forty slips acid into Joe's drink without him knowing.
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Las Margaritas is on the downtown plaza in Jardín and serves typical Colombian food and fresh fruit juices.
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A smaller pan brings all the ingredients closer, so the sausage juices can better mingle with the ingredients.
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Remove and discard the skins, and continue to broil tomatoes, often spooning the juices on top, about 5 minutes.
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But they're also secretly packed with vegetable extracts, powders, and juices, including organic beet powder and organic carrot powder.
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Probiotics are now available for consumption in almost every imaginable form—pills, tablets, yogurts, juices, cereals, and energy bars.
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Marx de Salcedo cautions that some of these kinds of juices are flash pasteurized, rather than high-pressure processed.
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Prepackaged green juices especially are often made mostly of fruit, meaning they can have high levels of natural sugars.
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It makes and bottles fruit juices and soft drinks for retailers and brands in Europe and the United States.
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The green juices she drank were indicators that she didn't have interest in such fleshly pursuits as enjoying food.
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Monster Beverage also settled a lawsuit this summer over natural claims made on its Hansen's juices and Hubert's lemonade.
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Although diacetyl is no longer found in most microwave popcorn products, it can be found in some vape juices.
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Refrigerate the mixture for two days, allowing the fruit to macerate and the juices to release from the fruit.
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Rather than go into marketing as he had planned, he discovered that making wine got his competitive juices going.
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PET, or polyethylene terephthalate, is a widely used thermoplastic resin to manufacture bottles for soda, juices and other drinks.
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It kind of got my creative juices flowing, which is good, because it's got me itching to do more.
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Thankfully, the section with the sheep is separate from the dining area, which serves coffee, smoothies, juices, and waffles.
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Because there isn't a separate dining area, the cafe only serves cold bottled drinks like iced coffee and juices.
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There's already plenty for this video in particular, which is packed with imagery to get the creative juices flowin'.
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Its juices can be blended into nearly every type of food and drink, from cocktails to jams and jellies.
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Unfortunately, buying juices and smoothies can easily add up, making you more likely to go for cheaper unhealthy options.
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Asked about Turkey's proposal, Dvorkovich said it might work, but only for local production of tomato paste or juices.
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That juices demand for Zika-testing technology, but one company that isn't welcome to provide it yet is Theranos.
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Roast for 1 hour, 15 minutes, until the juices run clear when you cut between the leg and thigh.
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"It just needs to rest a tiny bit for the juices to…" Cikowski says, making a sucking hand motion.
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Evans has me try another pair of juices, one with beets and carrots, the other with spinach and celery.
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"I'M GOOD!" he continues, possibly both to get in Channing Frye's head and to keep his own juices flowing.
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So, it makes sense why the age-old surfwear brand tapped Sariñana's creative juices for this fun summer collab.
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The machines keep groaning and new juices keep appearing and people keep handing me glasses of things to drink.
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"Salt should be added to the grilled, golden side, never the raw side—this would extract juices," instructs Viñaspre.
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Restaurants and bars are increasingly adding nutritious juices to their menus to cater for the health-conscious among us.
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One-hundred-percent fruit juices and zero-calorie diet drinks are to be exempted, along with dairy-based beverages.
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I keep the basics: whole milk, whole yogurt, good wine, fresh juices, a lot of herbs, tons of mustards.
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Throughout the week Sweeney was able to treat herself to a burrito, burgers, ribs, ice-cream, juices and more.
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"The fact that [Blue Origin founder] Jeff Bezos is out there is maybe getting their juices flying," he says.
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Lip liner, pressed juices, Prosecco — what's next, a dark red called Pepperoni that smells just like the real thing?
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On Thursday, he opened his argument to allow the practice on flights by inhaling a load of e-juices.
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That's in part due to consumers turning to other juices and smoothies that have flooded the market of late.
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Michael Philips, Chicago Tribune: Spielberg juices it, flinging the audience between virtual worlds, and between virtual and real ones.
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Cook for 10 to 12 minutes, or until the juices run clear on the thickest part of the chicken.
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It was wonderful, rich and tender, swimming in juices, and ultimately the best meal I had at the lake.
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Some producers go beyond even these standards, opting to invest in ISO-certified clean rooms to mix their juices.
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Add the chicken thighs and their juices back to the skillet along with the saffron water and lemon juice.
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Other fillings are no lesser: chicken with the juices raving; an airy mash of potato seemingly unshackled by gravity.
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I tried this over Thanksgiving with a 19-pound bird and it easily held all the juices and fat.
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"Being in this environment and being back in a final, it kind of got the juices flowing," she said.
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It tastes of peak ripeness, of juices that can't wait to run, of it-couldn't-get-better-than-this.
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While waiting in line, I perused the refrigerator on the side that was stocked with juices, yogurts, and more.
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Avoid washing raw poultry before cooking, as germs in raw poultry juices can spread to other areas and food.
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Guacamole, for instance, now takes advantages of the cleansing properties of the lemon and lime juices in the recipe.
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The meat was ridiculously juicy, and the pancake held up as a sturdy utensil — through runny juices and all.
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Juices were flowing and it looked OK actually, but the inside of my microwave was splattered with brown specks.
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In the forward of Helms' recipe book, she writes she had embraced freshly made juices from an early age.
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But in the sandwich form, all the juices that were on the meat keep getting caught within each other.
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I like to be active when I'm brainstorming, or if two people play, it gets the competitive juices flowing.
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The Belkin PowerHouse Charge Dock juices up both your Apple Watch and iPhone at the same time in style.
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For the smoothest smoothies, shakes, and juices, the powerful Breville Boss to Go Sport is your go-to blender.
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It arrives with the juices live and running, on a sesame bun with just enough give, striped with char.
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Let it braise in its own juices for three minutes, tossing occasionally until it reduces (approximately 5 minutes). 3.
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Transfer the cantaloupe pulp and juice to the blender along with the sugar, the juices, coconut water, and milk.
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Using two pans prevents the sausage juices and tomato sauce from seeping all over the broccoli, making it soggy.
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Whatever the reason, smoothies and juices are a great way to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into your diet.
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Berkeley, California, has a tax on sugary drinks, but it also excludes sweetened milk products and 100 percent juices.
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Cut into biggish chunks and served in its spicy juices with beans, rice and cornbread, the pork is sublime.
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The juices in the platter had been touched with sherry vinegar, just enough to set off the rich meat.
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Goldwyn suggests just roasting the turkey on the oven rack itself, with a pan below it to catch juices.
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The on-site restaurant uses locally-sourced ingredients, and the coffee shop features third-wave coffee and detox juices.
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My Detox Isabella Capece Galeota, of Paris's vegan and gluten-free Café Maisie, recommends juices for the changing season.
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For tave Elbasani, lamb is first braised into dishevelment, then laid in hunks, juices running, in a preheated casserole.
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It delivers thrice-weekly cooler bags customized with meat-optional, plant-based breakfasts, lunches, dinners, snacks, sides and juices.
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And while you know I would use toast to sop up those juices, potatoes would be delicious as well.
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The Enegarm car charger keeps your phone secure while driving and juices it up without the need for wires.
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Bear in mind that as the juices cook down and the water evaporates, the fruit will become even sweeter.
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Just like a traditional 7-Eleven, there are loads of beverage options, including a wall of soda and juices ...
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All breads are baked fresh on-site, and cocktails are made from juices created from produce in the kitchen.
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The Belkin Boost Up Qi Wireless Charging Pad juices up the new iPhones or any compatible Android phone effortlessly.
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Companies like Juul that sell popular flavor-containing vape juices and vape devices are now taking a financial hit.
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"He's now back to excited, and I would say his competitive juices are flowing a little bit," Lieberman said.
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Evolution Fresh cold-pressed juices and smoothies entered Starbucks stores in 2016 after the company was acquired in 2011.
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And dig how casually he varies his falsetto with bass-baritone chant-raps and juices his keyboards with percussion.
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"You do lose fiber in fruit and vegetable juices, and that results in juices having the ability to spike your blood sugar in a more dramatic way than if you ate the actual fruit or vegetable," said Robin Foroutan, an integrative medicine dietitian and spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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After taking four weeks off, it's nice to get back inside the ropes and finally get those competitive juices flowing.
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That means that for most of us, juices should be an occasional treat rather than a major source of nutrients.
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And if that's not enough to get the creative juices running, there's even free breakfast with the Monday Breakfast Club.
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Roast the chicken for 1½ hours, or until the juices run clear when you cut between a leg and thigh.
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One exception was made for 100 percent fruit juices, which contain natural sugars but have no sugar added to them.
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Foods with the highest risk for neurotoxic harm were rice-based products, sweet potatoes and fruit juices, the analysis found.
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Nora agrees and finds that casual sex is just what she needs to get all her juices (creative included) flowing.
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Shares of the maker of Sprite soda and Minute Maid juices fell about 24 percent in premarket trading on Wednesday.
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When I'm in the studio on my own, I usually go with cold-pressed juices because they keep me energized.
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JPMorgan analyst Ken Goldman said Campbell Fresh, which sells baby carrots and high-end juices, could be a top priority.
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Also, adding fruit to water tastes great, and is much better for you than high-fructose corn syrup fruit juices.
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To fuel and hydrate on cellular level you should drink coconut water, birch water, fresh juices and high-water fruits.
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Organic Avenue also paid a high price for that pretty produce, driving the cost of its healthful juices above $10.
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The company said that it saw strong performance from soda, water, sports drinks, juices and dairy and plant-based beverages.
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However, UCSF has not banished diet drinks, including zero-calorie sodas, or 100% fruit juices from campus -- for good reason.
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Maybe today you had green juices and a vegan burrito so now you "deserve" a large pizza and chicken bites.
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This time around, I'm getting ready for that publicity shoot by eating nourishing, delicious food like green juices and pizza.
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Chicken is flattened under a weight in a pan, mired in its own juices, and rivals the city's pricier versions.
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That's a big issue, because taking time off helps replenish creative juices and boosts productivity when you return to work.
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This harina can also be stirred into juices, blended in smoothies, and used to make green drinks of all types.
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"Does anyone have a favorite place that makes wellness shots and fresh juices for when I get there?" she asked.
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He also has a number of YouTube videos that show anyone with internet access how to make these juices properly.
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With eight frames of varying blue shades available, you can get your creative juices flowing by experimenting with your shots.
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They make the whole process quicker and easier — and if you're cooking meat, they'll lock in the juices just right.
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But first, the bad: If the juices or smoothies you're drinking contain fruit, they're probably doing more harm than good.
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We make everything homemade; we have six different juices, from watermelon to pineapple and we make 12 or 13 syrups.
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Additionally, it appears as if some stores already have the juices that turn a regular old latte into a PSL.
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They held me over the sink, allowing the juices to slowly drain through the tiny gaps in my wired grin.
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Carlos Quevedo, Olga's assistant, drives, shops, cooks, and makes juices for the riders — and helps Olga serve all the food.
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According to the SPCA, love, petting, gazing out the windows, and playing with toys really get his creative juices flowing.
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If using fresh cherries, pit them over the colander, letting any juices fall into the bowl and discard the pits.
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And a good number reach for soda or the juices provided by the federal Women, Infants and Children nutrition program.
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Right next to the reception desk was a snack area selling Gatorade, soda, juices, chips, candy, and miscellaneous toiletry items.
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The two juices were bottled similarly, but we knew they would taste differently based on the advertising on the wrapper.
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This allows the juices to redistribute, and residual heat will cause the chicken to cook a bit more as well.
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It's hard not to picture the Duchess of Sussex whizzing up one of her favorite green juices in the kitchen.
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After five days in a row of being in that bedroom, it feels like you're marinating in the same juices.
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Remove from heat, and let sit in juices for a minute or two before removing and letting it cool down.
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It is luxury, this great wheel of shining meat, crazed with its own juices and tasting of smoke made flesh.
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Smoothies and natural fruit juices basically give you the same energy without the caffeine, avoiding that dreaded two o'clock feeling.
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Goop's website boasts a number of edible ingredients in the skin-care products, including aloe, apple, lemon, and grape juices.
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It got the creative juices going for them again and they ended up back in the studio recording new music.
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To serve: Place vegetables on a platter and drizzle with the lamb resting juices and the lemon zest and juice.
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In-room minibars were stocked with Marcona almonds, half-bottles of Chianti and Italian juices and beers for 5 euros.
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"Certainly from a spectator's point of view, having these two weeks of golf really gets the juices flowing," Connor said.
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Apple and/or pear: These subpar versions of the shower orange lack the satisfying dripping of juices down your chin.
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Gently massage the plums to release some of their juices (this helps offset some of the sweetness of the dressing).
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As well as the usual bottled choices, you can also order from its menu of freshly squeezed juices and smoothies.
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For carb enthusiasts, rice, toast or tortillas are all welcome here — anything that will soak up the spicy, tomatoey juices.
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The sauce of mussel juices, white wine, butter and saffron makes this the only convincing mussel pasta I've ever had.
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She has cut down on sugar and frozen foods, studies nutrition labels in the supermarket and often juices fresh produce.
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Take a seat in the chenille-like Zarek Swivel Office Chair ($199.99, normally $249.99) and feel the creative juices flow.
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Nordstrom Local shops will also have "bars" in stores, where thirsty shoppers can order juices or wine, the company said.
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The Foodi browns and juices up skin in a way that other countertop appliances haven't really been able to achieve.
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A complimentary breakfast buffet offers fresh juices, Brazilian cheese bread called pão de queijo, and an omelet and tapioca station.
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Some pressed juices can contain a lot of sugar, while others lack valuable nutrients found in solid fruits and vegetables.
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Ingesting the plant's juices has been marketed as a way to increase libido or help the body heal, he said.
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Some studies suggest that certain fruit juices, such as watermelon juice and cherry juice, can reduce muscle soreness after exercise.
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Save your friend from spending more on commercial shakes and juices they can make themselves with the BLENDi Portable Blender.
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Samsung's fast charging system also juices up the phone quickly, so you don't need to spend hours at the outlet.
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But use by adolescents, who appear to be lured by the flavored juices that fuel these vapes, pose a concern.
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Products available include cereal, pasta, rice, sweets and biscuits, soft drinks and juices, tinned and canned goods, the company said.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The coffee chain taking on Starbucks in China is making a big push into fruit juices.
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M.O. Cheerios, and others have put labels on some products verifying that they contain no genetically engineered components, like Tropicana juices.
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Remove roast from pan, and allow to rest upside down on a cutting board so juices will flow back through meat.
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Here are some idioms to choose from: Develop a quirky habit that 'helps you think' and 'gets your creative juices flowing.
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Don't remove the timer until the meat is done; otherwise it will leave a gaping hole from which juices will flow.
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The salt changes the structure of the muscle proteins, allowing them to hold on to more of their own natural juices.
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There's an app that tells you when you're out of packets, and even suggests juices that you might want to try.
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Cook, stirring with a rubber spatula, until berries have softened but not disintegrated and juices have thickened, 2 to 43 minutes.
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Spoon the juices from the baking dish over the pears and arrange 2 tablespoons of the cheese around each pear half.
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It took me a few hours to get my juices flowing, but by the next day I was better than ever.
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Return the short ribs to the pot, along with any of the juices, cover, and slide the pot into the oven.
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"Further research is needed to examine the health risks and potential benefits of specific fruit juices," Guasch-Ferré and Hu said.
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I'll spare you the standard "When I was kid…summertime/hot day…watermelon juices dripping down my chin…aww, memories" introduction.
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If it's liquor, I'll go with some RumHaven, but it's really about the cold-pressed juices because you need that nutrition.
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"You have an ocean of opportunity, all these soft drinks, water, juices, energy drinks that today we don't tackle," he said.
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One recent study reports that irritating chemicals can form when the ingredients in vape juices mix in the bottle, for example.
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Makers of bottled cold-pressed juices, such as Suja Life and Urban Remedy, have attracted venture capital in recent quarters, too.
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It felt strange that her company was buying picture perfect fruits and vegetables knowing they'd soon be cold-pressed into juices.
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The Impossible Burger uses heme from soy plants for a meaty taste and realistic juices, as well as soy protein concentrate.
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Sugary beverages are not welcome on the keto diet, making juices, soda, and milk-based beverages off limits, according to Masson.
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Sugary drinks were defined as beverages that contained more than 5% sugar, which included fruit juices that had no added sugar.
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Many managers, it should be noted, will disagree with this policy, arguing that significant debt juices the returns for equity owners.
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We were presented with three juices a day: one swamp-colored spirulina shake, one coconut water, and one mixed vegetable juice.
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Why your cast-iron skillet works so well: better heat conduction, no scorching, and your steak bathes in its own juices.
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"I share the concern that 20133% fruit juices have a lot of sugar, even though it's naturally occurring sugar," he said.
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It's the best and easiest way to make smoothies and juices for breakfast, after workouts, or even just for a snack.
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There's nothing more American than gravy: Creating a delicious sauce from the juices of the vanquished foe you're about to eat.
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"DuckTales" filed trademark paperwork ... setting Disney up to produce themed kids' juices, soft drinks, toys, games, books and all other playthings.
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Ms. Ng* serves up red, squiggled intestines over thin wooden skewers, along with fat beef balls sweating in their own juices.
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But the majority of fruit juices are mostly water, sugar and a whole bunch of other ingredients too boring to repeat.
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Maspex is a leading producer of juices and drinks in central and eastern Europe and also sells pasta, cereal and jams.
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Everyone's heartburn triggers are different, but for some people, coffee, tea, alcohol, citrus juices, and carbonated beverages can aggravate acid reflux.
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Nothing, after all, gets the old conservative juices flowing like another military engagement or slashing after-school programs for children. Dir.
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The FDA was supposed to have finalized its guidelines for baby cereals and fruit juices by the end of last year.
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The brand started making juices but in seven years has expanded to almond milks, non-dairy creamers and cold brew coffees.
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Derek makes me fresh juices, it must be like 25 fruits and it takes 30 minutes; he calls it his ritual.
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Consuming sugar-sweetened drinks and fruit juices may have a link to the development of cancer, according to a new study.
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Big feelings swell to the surface as the moon clashes with Jupiter, and creative juices flow as the moon meets Neptune.
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You'll be less likely to peek at your devices, and the movement can help get the creative, problem-solving juices flowing.
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Add in the remaining ingredients and let sit for 15 minutes for the tomato juices to be absorbed by the bread.
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Then lower the temperature to 375 degrees, and continue roasting for 33-30 minutes, or until the juices run clear. 5.
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They use premium spirits, real fruit juices and low sugar to create premixed cocktails in sealed 50-milliliter plastic shot glasses.
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Ignacio breaks into the massive agave heart with an axe, the plant's juices rupturing out of it in a sticky mist.
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He views recruiting as a way not only to help CCSU win games but also to get his competitive juices flowing.
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Rather, it's likely the solvents used in various vape juices, like propylene glycol, ethylene glycol, and vegetable glycerin, are the culprits.
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Fluids — Water, sports drinks, ginger ale (for nausea) and herbal teas — and Pedialyte and juices for children — are all good choices.
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The bran keeps the juices from escaping, so the flesh is tender, and the near scorch leaves a trace of smoke.
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And because Cooper hasn't lost an drop of his theatrical juices over the years, he closed his performance by getting decapitated.
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The unlikely champion, though, is the butternut squash that has been languorously baked in its own juices with nothing but sugar.
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The grapes are infused without preservatives and encouraged to ferment in their readied juices, making for a bolder, more unique flavor.
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The beef is packed tight, forming a meatball inside the skin and almost squeaking under the teeth; still, the juices run.
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But it's also an example of what might be termed "positive" vampirism, drawing sustenance from the vital juices of another movie.
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Real fruit juices are nutritionally superior to sodas and can be part of a healthy diet — albeit in moderation, Nestle said.
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Coprolites, fossilized feces, showed the presence of partly digested bones, indicating that it had the stomach juices to cope with them.
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And in September at Newark, OTG will open a juice bar called World Nectar, which will offer green juices and smoothies.
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Private equity firm Butterfly Equity bought Bolthouse, which is also known for its refrigerated juices and smoothies, from Campbell in 2019.
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And while some juices are just fine, they don't provide anything that you wouldn't get by eating the whole components instead.
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I'll go for a walk or a run, and then once the juices are flowing again, I'll get back to work.
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Be sure to pour those beefy juices into the salad dressing for even more depth — they add a lot of flavor.
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Maybe this format would help get the competitive juices flowing — something sadly missing from many All-Star games in recent years.
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Jennifer Aniston, 50, follows the diet too, with the actress sticking to liquids like coffee and green juices in the morning.
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So the idea that sharing an embarrassing moment could actually get a team&aposs creative juices flowing may appeal to managers.
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It looks great, has excellent traction so your phone won't slide off while charging, and it juices up any phone quickly.
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For now, cold-pressed juices serve a niche audience because of their short shelf-life and high price, among other things.
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"It was kind of the authenticity really that got my juices flowing," Bridges said at the film's Hollywood premiere on Wednesday.
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But it's unclear whether the agency's focus is primarily on the companies that make, manufacture, or market vape and THC juices.
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All his products are noticeably juicy; the turkey is helped by a quick dip in a pan of butter and juices.
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Organic sales in the company's Americas simple meals and beverages unit, which make canned soups and V8 juices, fell 4 percent.
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Coca-Cola will continue to own its hot-fill factories, which produce beverages including Powerade energy drinks and Minute Maid juices.
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"By the end of 2019 we aim to have gained 6 percent of the juices and yogurt market share," he said.
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"I think that when you get your body moving it just gets the juices flowing in a different way," she says.
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Farm workers, white-collar professionals, big families and off-duty Border Patrol agents congregate here for tacos, sopes and flavored juices.
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In addition to the traditional spiralizing of veggie noodles and ribbons, this tool also juices, grates, and serves as a mandolin.
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But if you feel like your creative juices have reached an all-time low, your trusty routine could actually be limiting you.
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My 90-year-old grandad has recently become obsessed with making vegetable juices, and he makes me one to take with me.
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Together these chemicals help regulate the flow of your delicious digestive juices and, down the line, blood flow to the GI tract.
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By adding bile, aka digestive juices, to make the model even more realistic, her team turned those mini guts into norovirus factories.
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A popular 30-year-old blogger died in 2015 after she tried to cure her cancer with coffee enemas and raw juices.
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Now, a study links drinking too many sugary beverages -- and even 26% natural fruit juices -- to an increased risk of early death.
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To test for doneness, pierce the flesh with the tip of a knife; the chicken is cooked when clear juices flow out.
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And if you're celebrating solo, no one can judge you for sopping up those savory juices in a particularly primal way. 1.
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They looked relaxed as they walked arm-in-arm through the streets, even stopping to grab juices before continuing on their way.
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Again, he stressed the team effort on the Nerf ball and how he motivated his people to get the creative juices flowing.
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Johnston mentioned that the company's newer beverage lines, like Naked's cold pressed juices and Lipton's Pure Leaf Tea, were selling particularly well.
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The burgers contain pulverized beets, which gives them their reddish color and juices so that they "bleed" and sizzle in the pan.
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However, when it comes to making your own juices, the kind of juicer you use can really make or break your experience.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the no-brainer pairings we're stocking up on for those mornings when your style juices just aren't flowing.
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Then the plant secretes digestive juices, which turn the insides of said insect to mush over the next five to twelve days.
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The Verdict: If you are immune to hunger and really enjoy green juices, go for it (and check with your doctor beforehand)!
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The CSPI sued PepsiCo in October over health claims for its Naked juices, but did not target that company in Wednesday's lawsuit.
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FDA has set guidance levels of 100 parts per billion (ppb) for candy and dried fruit and 50 ppb for fruit juices.
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Viñaspre waits for the inside fats and juices to "fuse" over the hot coals before moving them to a cooler grill area.
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You'll be surprised how far your creative juices will flow if you just free yourself of worrying about what someone else thinks.
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Equipped with 10 watts of power, it juices up your device at max speeds, with support for both wired and wireless charging.
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With so many long weekends and holidays coming up, home projects are great for killing boredom and keeping your creative juices flowing.
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The Silicon Valley designer summons her creative juices on and off clock, despite working as a creative director at a tech company.
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Once, the warring sides in a child custody case grabbed all her bottled sodas, juices and waters to hurl at one another.
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This case juices up with the same lightning cable you use to charge your iPhone or iPad, so it's easy to use.
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If using frozen cherries, pour them into the colander and let them thaw fully, allowing their juices to fall into the bowl.
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There's also the matter of fruit juice concentrates, which are juices that have been stripped of nearly everything but sugar and evaporated.
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Finally, you can wash everything down with a "Pickwick Ghost Punch," a colorful sorbet-based beverage made with fruit and citrus juices.
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During metamorphosis, the former caterpillar releases digestive juices that rip apart and dissolve cells in its muscles, digestive system, and other organs.
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But roasting not only helps maintain at least a bit of their texture; it also allows the juices to caramelize and condense.
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Purchasing "freshly" pressed juices from your local Whole Foods or juice bar is very expensive and doesn't offer much room for customization.
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As a result, many are cutting shelf space for beverages like soft drinks, teas and juices by as much as 21.01 percent.
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A stew gains flavor with a night in the fridge, stored in its own juices, and as a bonus, defatting is simplified.
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Other reviews and studies have found no connection between UTI prevention and juice, likely because most juices are primarily water and concentrate.
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Bai Brands, which sweetens its drinks with antioxidant-laden fruit juices, sold to Dr Pepper Snapple Group in 2017 for $1.7 billion.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for fruit and vegetable juices, protections for spiders and accessible guidelines for buses.
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Cut the bottom of the muscle by tenderly running your blade under the oyster until it's free-floating in its own juices.
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Inside, juices, grain bowls and a "Larry David plate" (bacon, eggs and dukkah, the Middle Eastern spice blend) were on the menu.
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Then for serving, I like to plop chicken, onions and rhubarb into a bowl of buttery polenta to catch all the juices.
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For starters, it covers any beverage with added sweeteners, including diet sodas and fruit juices that have modest amounts of artificial sweeteners.
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Here's an open secret that we'd like to let you in on: Macerating your tomatoes will help release to their delicious juices.
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One of the best ways to reduce your sugar intake is to stop drinking sodas and other sweet drinks, including fruit juices.
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By then, a series of food-processing innovations developed during World War II — powdered soups and juices, cake mixes, dehydrated coffee, etc.
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They will practically cook themselves, their skins blistering and browning, while their juices leak out around them, adding to their brawny appeal.
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If you're serious about incorporating meditative journaling into your daily routine, the three exercises below will help get your creative juices flowing.
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Also, your hotel's gym is likely to offer free bottled water and fruit; some gyms even have free juices and trail mixes.
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It mixes with the tawny brown juices from the resting pork, making a sort of impromptu dressing for topping the sliced chops.
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"Sensing umami triggers the secretion of saliva and digestive juices, facilitating the smooth digestion of protein," according to the Umami Information Center.
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I've found that I need to squeeze whatever food is in the feeder to release the juices before giving it to her.
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In another refrigerator, Kardashian West keeps "fresh juices" and three different kinds of milk: organic milk, lactose-free milk and oat milk.
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In addition to iced caffeinated beverages, some consumers started turning to cold-pressed juices as a more nutritious alternative to pasteurized juice.
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Bahar makes juices from apples, grapes and pomegranates, mainstays of the horticultural sector that the government sees as a top development priority.
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Served in the restaurant, the buffet includes fresh carrot, apple-lime and watermelon juices; cheeses and charcuterie; crusty breads; and various sweets.
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The decline was mainly due to weakness in the company's meals and beverages category that includes V8 juices and Prego pasta sauces.
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Flirtation and creative juices flow as the sun and sweet Venus make a strong harmony to lucky Jupiter on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Once Molly has stopped Googling, her entrepreneurial juices start flowing and she realizes that she could be running her own lucrative game.
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Instead, they sourced grape must (the freshly-pressed grape juices) from Italy, France, New Zealand, California, and Washington to make into wine.
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The cut surface allows the pork juices and fat to render out freely, seasoning all the vegetables underneath like an instant sauce.
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The chicken was roasted until its juices burst from its flesh, and the onions were cooked until they turned limp and sweet.
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When you retire, that doesn't just go away, it's got to be channeled somewhere, and Kareem has let his creative juices flow.
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Surfing and hot rods, gangsterism, marijuana, hippies, the dark side, the Beach Boys—all these wonderful, terrible things that get my juices flowing.
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"I can't have high-sugar foods, fruit and juices, bread, rice or fatty foods," says Barboza, who first shared her story on RealSelf.
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The maker of Tropicana juices and Mountain Dew said on Tuesday revenue rose slightly to $19.53 billion in the quarter ended Dec. 30.
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The researchers came to this conclusion after providing Naong, a male orangutan at a Swedish zoo, with three juices: cherry, rhubarb, and lemon.
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Add the shrimp and any juices collected from the plate, the chopped herbs, a drizzle of olive oil, and black pepper to taste.
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To get the creative juices flowing, Thompson shared some of his recent work and more insight in what's happening in his L.A. shop.
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Those raw juices can splash around and contaminate other food you're cooking with — things like Salmonella and Campylobacter, which cause nasty diarrheal illnesses.
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Soft drinks, juices, yogurt drinks and instant coffee would all be affected by the new regulation, the ministry said in a press release.
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In 2013, the Purchase, New York-based company agreed to stop calling Naked juices "all natural" as part of a $9 million settlement.
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The first is to caramelize the vegetables, either in your soup pot or in the oven, to sweeten them and condense their juices.
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Scientists analyzing commercial vape juices have detected new chemicals in the mixtures that aren't listed on the ingredients label (when there is one).
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You're craving quality time alone as the moon in Capricorn meets Saturn, and your creative juices flow as the moon connects with Neptune.
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Bake until juices run clear and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh registers 165º, about 1 hour, 20 minutes.
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Suja made its name the cold-pressed juice market, a style of drink that is said to extend the life of fresh juices.
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The industry that produces the cranberry juices, sauces, and snacks we see today on grocery store shelves turns two centuries old this year.
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It then hits the stomach and unfolds in the acidic juices, where it can be guided to complete certain tasks using external magnets.
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The smoothies and juices here are incredible; the blood-red Vampiro Tropical will make you feel so rejuvenated, you might just grow fangs.
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Their latest series, Start With This, is designed to motivate writers, featuring discussions on method and tips for getting the creative juices flowing.
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Remove the lettuce from heat and slice latitudinally to julienne, reserving all of the juices released from cooking and cutting the leaves. 33.
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"We're putting too many young people on that four-year pathway without considering how they learn and what juices them up," Papadakis said.
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He has a British accent and uses his expertise to flamboyantly juices up trikes, toilets, and toy horses with home-made jet engines.
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The constant, slow-motion spinning of the birds isn't just to make us drool: it allows the juices to stay within the chicken.
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Frozen concentrated juices have been on the decline for decades—Americans began drinking more not-from-concentrate OJ than concentrate in the 1980s.
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Place the marinated poussin and its juices on the baking sheet and transfer to the preheated oven to cook for 20 minutes. 4.
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Once the poussin is cooked, remove it from the oven and pour any cooking juices into the walnut sauce, stirring to combine. 8.
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The original set included APPLE, TOMATO, LEMON and LIME, but what sounded good for juices didn't come out so well in theme phrases.
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This case juices up with the same lightning cable you use to charge your iPhone or iPad, so it's also easy to use.
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On the road, she works the merchandise table, takes photos, and makes sure Escovedo is taking care of himself: juices, beets, water, sleep.
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Natalie Sexton jokes that her earliest memory is being rocked to sleep on the machinery bottling her mother's line of all-natural juices.
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The Breville Die-cast Motorized Citrus Press juices in seconds, making it ideal when you're hosting a large group of friends or family.Pros:
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The powerful 1100-watt motor is great for blending smoothies, juices, and shakes and the tough blades have no problem breaking down ingredients.
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You could spend $269.99 each week on single-serve juices or cocktails, or you could just cut costs and get your own juicer.
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There are certain chemicals, like the oils used to suspend nicotine in vape juices, that have popped up in multiple vape illness cases.
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Thanks to a healthy sale of juices, coffee and karaoke, he has been earning a 500,000 rupiah net profit every month since May.
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Typically the next concern is about eating undercooked chicken or eggs, or whether cross-contamination from raw poultry juices happened in the kitchen.
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A 2005 study showed that the presence of glucose in the gastric juices helps protect Lactobacilli as they travel down the GI tract.
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He said waiting allows your meat to completely finish cooking on the grill, and also helps stabilize any flavorful juices inside the meat.
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The salt will soften them slightly and allow them to release a little bit of their juices as well as absorb the vinegar.
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While Whole Foods didn't have an area to grab coffee, it did have a juice press bar which sold various freshly-made juices.
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So the general gist I get from reading your opinions is you can't live on juices alone for more than about a year.
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I cut out all of the bread, all of the juices, all of the pastas, all of the oils and salt and sugar.
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Now, I'm off and [Dolemite] kind of lit a spark because it turned out so well and it got the creative juices flowing.
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Ms. Santana's favorite juice bar, Juices for Life, is on a mission to bring healthy food options to neighborhoods that don't have them.
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And even pure fruit juices that deliver vitamins and nutrients — like freshly squeezed orange juice — also deliver a lot of calories and sugar.
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That means beverages like milkshakes and cranberry juices won't be taxed even though they're nearly as damaging to health from a nutrition standpoint.
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Every room contains a fully stocked minibar offering a variety of bottled waters, sodas and juices, which are all complimentary, a nice surprise.
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The proteins also change shape to form protein gels and insoluble protein aggregates—chewy bits—as the patty browns and its juices caramelize.
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She explained the reason: In the early stages of romantic love, a distinct cocktail of chemicals juices through our bodies — dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin.
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In 2011, Coca-Cola added light Minute Maid orange juice to its line of light juices — which already included lemonade and other flavors.
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You'll find row after row of highly sugared, fruit-flavored drinks masquerading as juices trying to sell parents on their supposed healthy virtues.
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The "goddam natural organic juices" in his car refrigerator had been fermenting in the heat all that time, and the interior smelled putrid.
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The business will focus on co-branded juices, and plans to build its own bottling plant, Luckin Coffee said in a news release.
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He got the competitive juices flowing in me, and I could do things that I hadn't recognized myself doing for a long time.
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Or, at worst, leave a few finished pieces wrapped up and undated, and start bringing them out when your creative juices run dry.
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He stews in its acidic anger-juices, seething and tweeting and sending out more waves of hostility for cable news to reflect back.
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However, the testers did note that the unit was prone to staining from vegetable juices, and the vegetable holder rocked slightly during use.
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In lieu of that process, veggie juices, for example, often undergo high-pressure processing instead, which kills bacteria with extreme pressure rather than heat.
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"That just sort of told me, the mom obviously didn't understand that these are not like oranges or bananas or even juices," he said.
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For example, although normal amounts of fruit are fine, fruit juices have sugar liberated from the plant cells and heavy consumption can cause decay.
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Welsh said we need to consider both fruit juices and sugar-sweetened beverages when we think about how much sugar we consume each day.
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The avid embrace of several recent zeitgeist-channeling IPOs — from Beyond Meat to Zoom Video to Pinterest — hint at the speculative juices flowing faster.
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Add tomato and salt; reduce heat to medium, and cook until tomatoes release juices and vegetables and chicken are coated, 5 to 7 minutes.
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You'll want to remove the outside wrapping and place it in a dish to catch the raw juices, then cook immediately once it's thawed.
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She suggests keeping your bird wrapped in a plastic bag and placing it in a pan large enough to catch any juices or drippings.
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The company said its investment in Brazil would focus on a pectine agen, which is used in the production of beverages such as juices.
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Every once in a while, we come across an event or cultural moment that shifts our perspective and really gets our creative juices flowing.
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These tunnels, forged by Google searches and Facebook recommendations, connect relatively staid health and nutrition advice to fringe theories, false claims and miracle juices.
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In this terrible, horrible, completely disturbing video, a man takes a stack of McDonald's burgers and fries and juices them into brown, mushy oblivion.
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Eating more whole fruits (as opposed to sauces and juices) and especially apples, pears and prunes resulted in the lowest risk of developing diverticulitis.
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During her tenure Ms Nooyi steered the company away from its over-reliance on soft drinks and snacks towards healthier foods, juices and water.
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The CSPI is also claiming that Naked drinks are made with "cheap, nutrient-poor" juices rather than the nutritious vegetables they claim to contain.
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One of them accepts digital data from my computer and the other juices up the built-in battery and keeps the device powered on.
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Dainty desserts, stalwart local and Western entrees, and crusty sandwiches revolve around two dozen kinds of coffee and as many teas and fresh juices.
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Volumes of noncarbonated drinks, which include tea, juices and energy drinks, in the region grew 2 percent in the third quarter ended Sept. 30.
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Place the tray on an upper rack in the oven to cook, roasting for 30 to 45 minutes, or until the juices run clear.
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Moreover, the tax was levied on diet drinks, which do not make people fat, but not on fruit juices that are packed with sugar.
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A single individual drinking one of the cheapest juices ($4) once a day would spend $28 a week on juice, or $103 a month.
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I drank the smoothies and the teas; I ate the nut butters, the protein balls, and the spinach-and-God-knows-what-else juices.
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They start with fresh, never-frozen, bone-in chicken; marinate it in fruit juices and spices for 24 hours, and then flame-grill it.
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Baozi are a breadier style of dumpling—the wrapper is like a fluffy, savory biscuit that sops up all the juices floating around inside.
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"You're essentially steaming vegetables or meat in their own juices," explained Bruce Mattel, a chef and associate dean at the Culinary Institute of America.
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"We want to guide people away from sugar-sweetened drinks such as sodas, teas and juices toward water," Lichtenstein told Reuters Health by phone.
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The ingredient is also responsible for giving the patty red juices that make it look like it's bleeding, just like a piece of beef.
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Del Monte Philippines produces and exports fruit juices, packaged pineapples and mixed fruits, and various tomato and spaghetti sauces under the Del Monte brand.
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The franchise is also offering fresh juices and a zucchini-based pasta, among other products, to lure millennials for a night out, he said.
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Ten slide projectors are installed around the small space atop miscellaneous everyday materials — pedestals, chairs, paint buckets, and a winking stack of Jumex juices.
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She'd ordered various beverages, juices, and different types of foods, and when I arrived she asked me to set them out on the table.
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On most ballots, the tax would not apply to diet sodas but does affect some juices, sports drinks and other beverages with added sugar.
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The case is Wm Wrigley Jr Co v Get Wrecked Juices LLC et al, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois, No. 18-00642.
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I ate the beef with a spoon, as I'd been instructed, scooping up the juices and stewed prunes and honest-to-goodness mashed potatoes.
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The new excise tax would only apply to juices that contain traces of tobacco plants so that "consumers can be more protected," Sunaryo said.
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But when you mix it back in with the raw blueberries, and they release their juices in the oven, it's going to even out.
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It found the consumption of sugary drinks, including 100 percent fruit juices, were significantly associated with the risk of overall cancer and breast cancer.
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If you cut into the steak as soon as it's done, all of the tasty juices will escape, drying out your cut of meat.
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Make the sauerkraut: Scrunch the cabbage up in a large bowl with the salt, caraway, dill, and garlic until the juices start to release.
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Prior to pitching at KPCB, Doug had walked into pitches with juice samples from Juicero as well as off-the-shelf juices for comparison.
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Grill Grates give you the same effect without the charcoal, trapping juices in its deep grooves where they burn off and flavor your food.
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Campbell, the maker of canned soups, Pepperidge Farm cookies and V2100 juices, has been trying to capitalize on a growing desire for fresh foods.
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He mixed these warm mushrooms and their juices in a big bowl with sherry vinegar, salt and sugar and big glugs of neutral oil.
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The combination of sugar cut with enough acidic citrus juices to make my jaw ache is my confection perfection — mostly pleasure, pricked with pain.
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Add in the peppers, half of the white onion, the tomatoes, beans, and citrus juices and cook, stirring occasionally, until thick, about 30 minutes.
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Inventory of to-go items such as juices will also be automated, rather than being counted by an employee a few times a day.
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That may be the case, but it's also possible that their poison spray prevented the toads from producing enough digestive juices to harm them.
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" (Dungans live in southern Kazakhstan.) 2) Amdo Kitchen, Jackson Heights: momos from a former Tibetan monk, with juices that are "almost burning, and sublime.
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It's then combined with cooked rice noodles, just to heat them through and coat them with the well-seasoned shrimp meat and its juices.
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The fruit also shows up in dessert, poached in its own juices, ever so slightly tempered by an accompanying scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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Both store-bought and homemade smoothies could include added sugars as well, such as in the form of pre-sweetened fruit juices or yogurts.
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It's incredibly important to wash your hands, surfaces, and utensils in between handling raw meat, and don't let raw meat juices get on anything.
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A day before the bill passed, New York's governor, Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, lauded California's push and said it got his "competitive juices flowing".
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Ms. Yee's downstairs tenant is her makeup artist; around the corner is the pressed juice bar she opened three years ago, Juices for Life.
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But I will have one of my pressed juices that has cucumber, kale, celery, apple, ginger and lemon, just to give me some energy.
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Nevertheless, nutritionists recommend consuming a variety of vegetables and their juices because they all have their own combination of phytochemicals, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals.
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"I'd be a liar if I didn't say I don't come out here and have fun and your juices don't get going," he said.
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A few storefronts away, I found what I was looking for at LifeThyme, a shop selling exotic juices, turmeric supplements and paleo energy cookies.
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Front Burner On my table, products from commercial packages like milk, juices and many condiments are decanted into pitchers, small bowls or other containers.
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The training ground cafeteria is not markedly different: a station for fresh fruit juices, a spot for granola and nuts, her famous salad bar.
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When I don't have the brain power to focus anymore, I turn instead to mundane tasks, until I can get the juices flowing again.
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For biscuit cobblers like this one, the simmering juices have another advantage: They keep the biscuit bottoms supple and soft, basically steaming them tender.
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Customers can choose from 32 freshly squeezed fruit juices — from local apricots to imported kiwis -— to pair with her flaky banitsa phyllo dough pastries.
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During the same period, researchers recorded a five percent increase in purchases of bottled water, diet soft drinks and fruit juices without added sugar.
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LDC is one of the world's largest bulk suppliers of citrus fruit juices and its operations include fruit farms, processing facilities and port terminals.
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If your job keeps you chained to a desk most of the day, walking is an easy way to get your creative juices flowing.
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In August, the company said it was selling Campbell Fresh, which includes Bolthouse Farms juices and Campbell's own refrigerated soups, and its international business.
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Part of the reason is that people switched to other beverages, such as soft drinks, fruit juices, bottled water and soy and almond milk.
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Though the smoothies and cold-pressed juices are still available in Starbucks retail locations, the last two remaining Evolution Fresh stores closed in 2017.
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After the customer, who usually provides the shoes, explains what he or she is looking for, Danklefs says his creative juices usually take over.
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" On using debt: "Many managers, it should be noted, will disagree with this policy, arguing that significant debt juices the returns for equity owners.
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Issat waits a couple of hours after the reindeer is killed so the juices can flow back into the meat, making it more tender.
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If you're thawing it in the fridge, allow 24 hours for every 5 pounds and keep it in a pan to catch any raw juices.
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As Halloween quickly approaches, we've rounded up 31 orange gems that are so high on artistic merit, they will get your own creative juices flowing.
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Eating raw or undercooked chicken, as well as food or beverages that were contaminated by raw chicken or its juices, could lead to food poisoning.
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It's no secret celebrities love smoothies and juices to get in shape, but Booth explains drinking liquid greens is about more than just looking good.
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In fact, I'm envious of the athleisure-clad apostles of Beyoncé and Gwyneth Paltrow, who routinely attend boutique exercise classes and sip freshly pressed juices.
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The maker of Tropicana juices is also trying to attract health-conscious consumers with snacks such as Smartfoods Delight popcorn and gluten-free Quaker oats.
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Stir the chicken and any juices into the curry pan, bring to a simmer, cover and cook for 5 minutes until the flavors have combined.
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Roast, uncovered, until thermometer reads 170° and juices are no longer pink, 1 hour and 30 minutes to 2 hours, basting every 30 minutes. 7.
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For the best consistency, combine the turmeric, lemon and lime juices, and honey beforehand, and stir well until the turmeric and honey are dissolved. 1.
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When I got it out and proudly gave it to my wife, it had literally turned black and started leaking juices in front of her.
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"Don't let bacteria from the raw juices spread to other foods that won't get cooked (or cooked long enough) to kill that bacteria," Reynolds says.
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"When you do the math, which we did on the impact on IQ from these foods, juices are way up at the top," Houlihan said.
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Apple, pear, grape and other fruit juices can also contain some lead and arsenic, so frequent use is a top source of these heavy metals.
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It's not just that the platform takes these ads; its algorithmic design juices their circulation by advantaging the incendiary over the informative to increase engagement.
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This puppy, announced at CES in Las Vegas today, juices your power-sucking, app-filled Apple Watch on the go, no cords or cables required.
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Bundle Organics originally started as a pasteurized juice and tea company for pregnant and nursing women...unfortunately when you're pregnant, you can't drink unpasteurized juices.
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They eat by piercing stationary animals like sea anemones and sponges with their long proboscises, and sucking up chunks of tissue softened by digestive juices.
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And the vape juices certainly have not been FDA approved, despite the company's claims, as Ars Technica first reported with a series of perfect puns.
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Just be sure you're not whipping your smoothie full of sugary, caloric ingredients like fruit juices or flavored syrups, which will negate the health benefits.
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The longer you allow them to sit in their own juices, the more intense their effects will be on your tired, tired wasteland-wandering body.
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Stop cooking every 18 minutes to check the turkey's temperature with a meat thermometer and baste it with the natural juices or a browning sauce.
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Watch as DeAngelo Williams gets those "hairdo juices working" on his older daughter, and nicknames his younger "Chunky Butt" while giving her a perky ponytail.
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It's always the dark meat and the fatty stuff, and you could easily make a filling with that and some gravy or leftover cooking juices.
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For those unfamiliar, the drink is typically comprised of coconut rum, pineapple and orange juices, and grenadine to create a yellow-and-red gradient effect.
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Why spend so much money on expensive juices at the grocery store, when you can make your own juice for a fraction of the price?
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As they step in the room, Evans and an assistant shoot into action, setting up the second machine and pressing juices one after the other.
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With vodka, fresh juices, banana liqueur, sherry, a whole lot of bitters, and a gazillion garnishes, it will truly have you feeling like a baller.
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Katy rolled through with what might be the most unique outfit of the night -- a classic American cheeseburger suit, which got Ms. Dijon's juices flowing.
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On their website, Tropicana says "we do not recommend using chilled juices that have been left unrefrigerated more than three hours," but doesn't explain why.
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Fresh juices tend to be less acidic—especially if that fancy cold-pressed OJ was blended with carrots or another less-acidic fruit or veggie.
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With that being said, I'm okay with my clients incorporating pure green juices into their smoothies or daily routine, but not as a meal replacement.
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If you're cooking in a pan, you might want to drain the juices a few times to keep your bulgogi from turning into a stew.
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Point being, if eating badly with finesse means I can still eschew murky green juices and overpay for my favorite latte, then sign me up.
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Berkenblit juices up these encounters with a palette that seems to have been inspired by German Expressionism, particularly the moody colors of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner.
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To avoid E. coli infections, experts advise thoroughly cooking meat, avoiding unpasteurized dairy products and juices, avoiding swallowing water while swimming and washing hands regularly.
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Then you'll need to prepare the risotto about 20 minutes before the meal, adding the squid and its savory juices toward the end of cooking.
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Or at least it certainly appears so on her immaculately curated social media accounts, full of green juices, tough workouts, and ankle-twisting designer heels.
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While there, Bieber and Baldwin stocked up on several staples including eggs, Tacupeto corn chips, Horizon shredded cheese, and multiple small bottles cold-pressed juices.
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About the size of a grain of salt, the sensor has no battery or antenna and is activated when it gets wet from stomach juices.
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Even when the weights and workout machines are the same, providing pizza instead of $10 juices sends a message: Planet Fitness isn't like other gyms.
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They can fill the mold with literally any fruit, yogurts, or juices their heart desires and have refreshing ice pops in less than 10 minutes.
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I cooked the vegetables slowly until they were soft enough to eat with a spoon and had absorbed all those spicy, tomato-y, brothy juices.
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Mr. Westermann has visions not only for the meat, but also for the bones and even the juices that collect and coagulate in the container.
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But that's far from the risky 2 to 4 range—where most sodas and fruit juices fall—which puts you at risk for tooth erosion.
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This is a system that is used by NBA, NFL, MLB, and Olympic athletes to recover after events and get the juices flowing before workouts.
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Not only does this have a tenderizing effect, but it allows the juices to infuse the salad dressing in this dish for maximum tomato flavor.
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But kai yang (grilled chicken) is the marquee dish, the pinup, the one to covet: each bite vivid and forthright, juices running to the bone.
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ChargeHub X5: 5-Port USB Charger Similarly, this 40W hub juices up five devices at once (thanks to five USB ports) and saves you space.
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"I've had a pretty poor year, and to be in an environment like that, it really gets the juices flowing," said Hughes, who shot 68.
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At home, I see that F. went to QFC and got almond milk creamer, coffee beans, pomegranate juice, and a couple of fancy orange juices.
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A study finds that a landmark law requiring warning labels on unhealthy foods made a swift difference in purchases of sodas, bottled water and juices.
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They also found that when people replaced sodas, juices and other sugary beverages with other kinds of drinks, their risk of developing diabetes went down.
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Refuel your tech collection at record speed with this charger that quickly juices up gadgets up to 10W and up to 5W with standard charging.
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"I've been doing vegetable juices since Lafayette," Mr. Vongerichten said, referring to the opening of his first New York restaurant more than 31 years ago.
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In the morning, breakfast boasted hard-boiled eggs, hot oatmeal, fresh fruit, toast, bagels, bread, pastries, yogurts, and a variety of juices, coffees, and teas.
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In his small corner shop, he prides himself on offering Alkaline's raw green juices at prices geared to the incomes of born-and-bred Brixtonites.
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Are you going to hold him and make him smoothies and juices when his mouth hurts so bad from methotrexate sores, he can barely eat?
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He spent two years toying with various blends of roots, flowers, clarified juices and vinegars before launching Proteau, his brand of botanical aperitifs, in September.
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Travis Scott busted a Kanye West ... taking the fam on a retreat before getting the creative juices flowing and starting work on his new album.
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Lightly season with salt and cook, stirring often, until tomatoes burst, 10 minutes, pressing down on tomatoes with a wooden spoon to release their juices.
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"Even though consumption of 100% fruit juices has been considered a healthy alternative to sugar-sweetened beverages because of the vitamins and minerals in fruit juices, they typically contain similar amounts of sugar and calories as sugar-sweetened beverages," said Jean-Philippe Drouin-Chartier, lead author of the study and a nutrition researcher at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston.
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Only, white wine is made by squeezing just the juices out of the grapes, while red wine is made by crushing everything — skins and seeds, included.
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Coke and rival PepsiCo have been hurt as consumers increasingly turn health-conscious, cutting back on fizzy drinks and turning to teas, fruit juices and smoothies.
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Because Muslims are not allowed to drink wine or alcohol, syrupy fruit juices called sherbets and other confections were created for religious ceremonies and royal gatherings.
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"My competitive juices flow as long as I got big, fat Bill Laimbeer over there, a former Bad Kid," Cooper told VICE Sports before Tuesday's game.
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It said prices rose fastest in markets such as crisps, canned fish and frozen fish, while falling in canned cola, instant coffee and chilled fruit juices.
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Folks trying to follow a high-fiber diet might choose cold-pressed juices because the slower process has a lower chance of destroying folate or fiber.
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Juul doesn't sponsor any of these influencers, who get their money from companies that make third-party Juul pods, other vape juices, or bigger vape rigs.
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The lid acts as a sort of vacuum seal that keeps in juices while a trough lets the fat drain off and into a little collector.
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The KFC shop that offers the facial payment system is a healthier version of the chain called K Pro which sells salads, juices, and paninis instead.
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At the center of the Venn diagram of whacky health trends that Busy Philipps tries and green juices that Hannah Bronfman drinks, you'll find celery juice.
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Privately-held Sambazon makes fruit juices, fruit packs, frozen desserts and snacks, powders and energy drinks based on açaí imported from Brazil, the company's website says.
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Some recipes even doled out advice considered unsafe, like, for instance, washing chicken, or perpetuating myths, like that meat is done when the juices run clear.
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She opens the fridge in the main kitchen area, which contains a bowl of lemons, cucumber water and an assortments of juices in clear glass jars.
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In 2010, still beverages - including waters, teas and juices - represented just 29 percent of Coca-Cola's U.S. volume and 22 percent elsewhere, a company filing shows.
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According to US dietary guidelines, juices may be partially fruit juice, but only the proportion that is 100% fruit juice counts toward your daily fruit intake.
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We're chatting about his life and his mind and his fierce sense of purpose and death, over super-healthy juices in a busy east London restaurant.
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"Sydney friends: does anyone have a favorite place that makes wellness shots and fresh juices for when I get there?" she wrote in a second tweet.
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Just look at renowned makeup artist Wendy Rowe's latest book — in its Tumblr-pink jacket, Eat Beautiful details soups, salads, and juices to illuminate the skin.
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Net sales fell 1.4 percent to $1.66 billion due to weak demand for its V8 vegetable juices and as retailers stocked up on fewer soup products.
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I also find the occasional road trip recharges the creative juices that allow me to think clearly and that make me better at what I do.
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"The problem with fruit juices or smoothies comes down to fiber," says Robert Lustig, a professor of pediatric endocrinology at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Just beyond the fancy waters and pressed juices in your grocery store, there's another type of bottled beverage that could be worth your pennies: probiotic drinks.
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Somehow, that emergency use has morphed into various claims about treating hangovers, easing gas, lowering cholesterol, and otherwise "detoxing" your body with charcoal water or juices.
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It's refreshing and satisfying, plus it helps extend the life of perishable green juices without taking away any of their nutritional value. 8. Cha-cha-chia.
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In 30 minutes, the phone juices up to 65 or 66 percent; up to 83 percent in 40 minutes; up to 99 percent in an hour.
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Baste with the pan juices again and roast for an additional 45 minutes or until the thigh of the bird is 165°F on the thermometer.
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