Articles, tagged with "breads", page 1
06th February 2012
For more information on making beginner homemade carp baits and more advanced far more potent baits of the kind that excel very many commercial baits in design and function, read on now and take advantage of this free information. Semolina is used in wint...
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Author:
Tim F. Richardson
09th September 2011
Are you suffering unwanted gas, a fat stomach as well as constipation frequently? I do and that I know exactly why it happens. My diet regime, or more especially it is the stodgy carbs that I consume which then causes my personal problems. Now how do I al...
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Author:
Jamesflat
10th January 2011
With the risk of obesity, diabetes, hypertension and atherosclerosis growing larger every day, we have to ask ourselves what is causing this? A common additive present in processed foods like soft drinks, salad dressings, and store bought cakes, cookies, ...
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Nuviva Weight Loss
16th September 2010
Barley has long been used as a constituent for foods and medicines. Besides, barley grains are useful in the production of barley malt, a product which is further used in a number of ways.
Malted barley is produced using the process called malting i...
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Author:
robin singh
11th August 2010
There are tons of reasons why a lot of people prefer freshly baked home made bread over bread bought at the store. Homemade bread is healthier, costs less, tastes better and is not full of preservatives to increase shelf live. Because of these reasons the...
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Author:
Aldo Waller
31st March 2010
The fast-paced world we have right now calls for a prompt and convenient service at the same time. Thus, having businesses like bakery, restaurant or catering business, you should consider the purchase of a bread slicer in order to make your business life...
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Author:
james_hall
16th December 2009
An article on the Gluten Free Pages site looks at how the increase in celiac disease victims could be caused by farmers over the last few hundred years purposely selecting varieties of grains that have abnormally high gluten levels. The purpose being to p...
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Author:
Bruce Scott Dwyer
16th July 2009
Whether you are reducing the sugar in your diet under your doctor's orders, because you are trying to lose weight, or maybe just because you are trying to have a healthier diet, those sudden and sometimes uncontrollable sweet tooth cravings can often make...
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Author:
Jeremy Foster
25th March 2008
In several food preparations, there is a need of some sticky substance to bind the ingredients together to make the recipe. The common example of such recipes is the bread in which, some thing that has this property is required. Alternatively, the edible ...
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Author:
Peter Gitundu
17th March 2008
Baking soda is a sodium bicarbonate, a normal content that maintains the pH equilibrium. Baking soda neutralizes both acids and bases, so it really eliminates odors quite than just covering them upward. In cooking, baking soda releases carbon dioxide when...
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Author:
Juliet Cohen