starchless


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Adj. 1. starchless - lacking starch
starchy - consisting of or containing starch; "starchy foods"
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New mold technology trend for 3-D starchless jelly depositing is a process that has been introduced to manufacture complex shapes at high outputs with low production costs.
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At one point, he followed an extreme diet of fruit and starchless vegetables, which he believed would prevent mucus and body odor, even if he didn't use a deodorant or wash regularly.
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Jobs would stick to strange diets where he would only eat cereal, carrots or 'starchless vegetables'.
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At the heart of the process is the Baker Perkins ServoGel starchless moulding line that allows simultaneous production of different shapes, flavours and colours.
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For his finale, West reheated previously smoked tenderloin steaks in a smoked chanterelle mushroom cream sauce and served them with the mashed cauliflower he offers at his restaurants as a starchless side dish for low-carb dieters.
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Word is, everyone from models, rappers and actors including Heidi Klum, Cindy Crawford and Jennifer Aniston are going crazy for Ciroc, the chic new starchless vodka.
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Experiments were performed to analyze growth rates, curvature rates, and the extent of curvature in roots of Arabidopsis thaliana (Columbia) plus in reduced-starch (ACG) and starchless (Tc7) mutants.
Assessment of vibrational stimulus on the sensitivity of the gravireceptor in roots of Arabidopsis Thaliana (Columbia) and starch-deficient mutants. (Plant Biology 09:00 AM, Saturday, April 5, 2003 Brewer/Frost Science 142 Dr. Sarah E. Wyatt-Presiding)
Indeed, the segregation of genes can be responsible for the presence of starch in ripe pollen grains, for 50% of the pollen is starchless and 50% is starchy (Hixon & Brimhall, 1968).
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