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It's much easier just to buy it off the Internet than to extract the few grains that actually occur in these diapers.
What they didn't tell us is that some carbs are better than others, and that plants and whole grains should be supplanting eating junk food.
They have trouble digesting those grains, of course, but that wasn't a problem for producers.
She improved and added fruit and vegetables and whole grains.
Once a popular grain on much of the continent, fonio was grown all the way to ancient Egypt, where archaeologists found grains inside pyramids' burial grounds.
It is nutritious, particularly rich in methionine and cysteine, two amino acids that are deficient in most other major grains: barley, rice or wheat to name a few.
It can be turned into salad, served as noodles, used in baking or simply as a substitute for any other grains in your favorite recipes.
Traditional processing is laborious and time-consuming, especially when compared to other grains.
Imagine that fonio is consumed all across the globe as other popular ancient grains.
Then similar grains of millet also were planted on both plots.
But Enceladus also has geysers that frequently vent water vapor and tiny ice grains into space.
And let's face it, everyone's trying to move towards whole grains.
In other words, the beer-maker knows also how to evoke flavor from the grains by using sprouting and malting and roasting.
And not just iridium; it's filled with glassy spherules, and it's filled with quartz grains that have been subjected to enormous pressure: shock quartz.
But they also knew that in order to get farmers to grow these crops in the short run, they needed to boost the annual yields of the crops and find companies willing to make cereal and beer using the grains so that farmers could reap profits today by doing what's good for tomorrow.
Dust grains 100 times smaller than the width of a human hair stick to each other through what’s called the van der Waals force.
You can see how through the fermentation of grains, vegetal matter and animal products, all peoples and cultures of the world have domesticated microorganisms to make the inedible edible.
Ancient Mesopotamians and Egyptians made beer throughout the year from stored cereal grains.
In South America, people made chicha from grains, sometimes adding hallucinogenic herbs.
And yet it's made from parts that are invisible, or near-invisible, to the naked eye: bacteria and grains of sand.
One billion grains of sand come into existence in the world each second.
As rocks and mountains die, grains of sand are born.
Some of those grains may then cement naturally into sandstone.
And as the sandstone weathers, new grains break free.
Some of those grains may then accumulate on a massive scale, into a sand dune.
If you want to stop a sand dune from moving, what you need to make sure to do is to stop the grains from avalanching over its crest.
It adds roughness to the dune's surface, to the texture of the dune's surface, binding the grains.
How do we glue those grains of sand together?
What happens is, you pour Bacillus pasteurii onto a pile of sand, and it starts filling up the voids in between the grains.
A chemical process produces calcite, which is a kind of natural cement that binds the grains together.
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