These results allowed the researchers to set up a baseline against which flavoring additives commonly used in e-cigarettes (traditional cigarettes are only allowed to have menthol flavoring) could be compared.
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But vape liquid also can include flavoring and other ingredients.
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All approved flavoring ingredients are GRAS: Generally Recognized As Safe.
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Harding that had brandy flavoring in it and she was fine.
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Gin, after all, depends on added flavoring, including, sometimes, citrus peels.
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Greiner also makes coffee and adds Swiss mocha flavoring to it.
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"It depends on whether the flavoring material contains sugar," Messina said.
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" He added that "vanilla orchid seed pods give you vanilla flavoring.
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But he told me the flavoring breakthrough first happened in Britain.
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Others appear in different types (such as flavoring A or flavoring B). "The careful product developer makes the combinations, tests them and builds a mathematical model showing how the ingredients interact to drive liking," Moskowitz said.
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US Food and Drug Administration research shows that newer smokers prefer menthol to tobacco flavoring and menthol flavoring is "likely associated with increased smoking initiation by youth and young adults," at least where cigarettes are concerned.
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E-cigarettes can have different flavoring and solvents, as well as nicotine.
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It was just a latte, with some vanilla flavoring and soy milk.
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It's not just a latte made with pureed avocados or avo-flavoring.
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Inside the pods was actual tobacco, with a little bit of flavoring.
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Among 12th-graders, 29.7% reported vaping nicotine, 32.53% flavoring and 13.1% marijuana.
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For years people thought MSG, an artificial flavoring agent, was causing illness.
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The final ingredient found in almost all commercial e-juices is flavoring.
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The strawberry flavoring was subtle, but I could still taste it throughout.
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Was he flavoring what he was writing about by his own perceptions?
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Milk, cream, sugar and flavoring are mixed and added to the pot.
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The most undesirable ingredients were artificial flavoring, preservatives, coloring and sweeteners, Nielsen found.
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Or, perhaps, you just want to experiment with flavoring or blow larger clouds.
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I'd skip the unsweetened flavor though unless you're keen on adding flavoring yourself.
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Now, that same caffeine-nicotine connection is flavoring the discourse about electronic cigarettes, too.
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The McChicken just missed the top spot, despite its fantastic flavoring and crisp coating.
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WATCH: Oprah Shares Some Of Her Favorite Foods For Weight Loss Flavoring a shrub
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It's a creme soda-esque drink with butterscotch flavoring and whipped cream on top.
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In the late 1800s, cocaine became famous as the primary flavoring in Coca-Cola.
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Not in the abundance of garlic and ginger flavoring the dark peppery-sweet sauce.
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"We used essences that can be used for both perfumery and flavoring," says Woods.
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It is added more as a flavoring than to have meat in the soup.
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Tenth-graders reported identical rates for flavoring and nicotine, but 12.4% reported vaping marijuana.
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Diacetyl, a flavoring chemical, is less well-known than formaldehyde, but it shouldn't be.
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The woman serving me gives me an extra squirt of cherry flavoring, that saint.
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No ginger or any other flavoring that we Americans think of as pie spice.
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The agency has gone as far as floating the possibility of outright banning flavoring chemicals.
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So you're still inhaling a lot of chemicals, especially if the vapor has flavoring agents.
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"Barbecue to me just represents cooking something in embers and flavoring with smoke," Redzepi says.
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Cream butter and sugar; add well-beaten eggs, then milk, flavoring, flour and baking powder.
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Add the flavoring to taste and the food coloring, and mix until just combined. 4.
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Doctors found it was due to inhaling diacetyl, a buttery flavoring used in the product.
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On top of that, any lubricant, coloring, or flavoring in the condoms may cause similar reactions.
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Like most of the beers, it tasted like carbonated water with some beer flavoring thrown in.
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I used to be a seltzer purist and think that flavoring sparkling water was an abomination.
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It's also ripe for flavoring with herbs or oils, allowing for multiple experiences in one glass.
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The reddish chips are generally just a mix of tomato flavoring and a hint of vinegar.
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Research showed that the mint flavoring made it easier to start smoking and harder to quit.
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Mouthwash tablets ($9.95) are formulated with baking soda, menthol, and natural flavoring among other natural ingredients.
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The flavoring is largely in the line-up and not in the output of the cooks.
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The salt helps the spices and garlic infuse the meat, flavoring it all the way through.
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"Coffee would have been an obvious flavoring as it was something most Americans drank," she said.
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The new "deliciously fall" drink combines pumpkin spice flavoring and cold brew coffee, the company said.
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It's more of a side dish or flavoring, and one that I can take or leave.
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His father, Leonard Falk, later was superintendent at a New Jersey plant that made chocolate flavoring.
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The Private Selection was also quite nice, with more oak flavoring and richness from malolactic fermentation.
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"Menthol cannot be considered merely a flavoring additive to tobacco," the committee said in its report.
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They do, however, contain chemical flavoring and coloring that is supposed to mimic that maple-y flavor.
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With the bundle, you'll also get some flavoring drops, four different SodaStream bottles, and a carbonating cylinder.
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Whipped Lightning, a combination of sugar, heavy cream, grain alcohol, and artificial flavoring had a brief heyday.
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The rosé flavoring comes from Whispering Angel wine, though the alcohol burns off during the cooking process.
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Juul's e-cigarette liquid contains only five: glycerol, propylene glycol, nicotine, benzoic acid, and food-grade flavoring.
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The savory flavoring of the chicken overpowered the sweetness of the doughnut in the best possible way.
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This led Cooper to speculate that sweet flavoring may, albeit minimally, have had some effect on performance.
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Rum is a favorite flavoring and ingredient add-ins like coconut, pecans or walnuts were well represented.
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But these jokes, many of which focus on LaCroix's subtle flavoring, still mark a miniature cultural shift.
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But how much of the other flavoring additives make it into the blood following vaping is not known.
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Some companies also add vitamins and flavoring to the aloe vera juice before it's bottled up and sold.
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"I remember her having brandy flavoring and I remember it not having any alcohol in it," Luckow says.
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Lucky for you, that's easy enough to achieve at home, without all the added sugar and artificial flavoring.
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The dendê oil, or red palm oil, used as an enrichment and flavoring, brings the moqueca to life.
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The flavoring, which is made up of juice concentrate, fruit purées, or natural flavorings is then added in.
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Citrus is a traditional flavoring in the south; cinnamon in the north; vanilla is a popular modern favorite.
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Dried herbs are a natural for flavoring custards, whether that leads you to a pudding or ice cream.
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Morcilla can, however, be a hard sell for those who discover that its principal flavoring agent is blood.
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Finan, Juul's spokesperson, said that a thin layer of flavoring did not fully mix into the e-liquid.
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The bundle comes with two CO2 cylinders, two fruit flavoring bottles, and a 28% savings for Prime Day.
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For example, vanilla flavoring may be deemed safe for eating, but it may not be safe for vaping.
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It is also in talks with suppliers to switch to a locally-sourced flavoring agent for its toothpaste.
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The liquid usually contains nicotine and can have flavoring, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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They are defined as containing industrial ingredients, such as hydrogenated oils, high-fructose corn syrup, flavoring agents and emulsifiers.
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The green clovers, pink hearts, blue moons and yellow stars are infused with vanilla flavoring and plenty of sugar.
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There's a big tube-shaped malt capsule and three tiny Nespresso-shaped capsules for yeast, hop oil and flavoring.
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The fruit on which the artificial flavoring was based (the Gros Michel) became extinct decades ago due to disease.
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E-cigarettes are sold in colorful packaging, and come in thousands of different flavors, including candy and fruit flavoring.
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While Coca-Cola provided the flavoring, each country provided its own bottling equipment and sugar for its own production.
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This news was to my delight and the disgust of my parents, who were morally opposed to artificial flavoring.
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For me, this opened up a new world of uses for vinegar, like deglazing saucepans and flavoring braised greens.
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To order, add vanilla and hazelnut flavoring to a Strawberry Frappuccino, then ask for strawberry purée at the bottom.
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Maybe it's the quinine, a common ingredient in tonic water that is listed as a flavoring in Irn-Bru.
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McGriddles have an egg and ham slice, but instead of bread—get this—they use French toast with maple flavoring.
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And flavoring used in e-cigarettes to give it a buttery flavor, diacetyl, it's been related to severe respiratory illness.
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As for that bold claim of pizza flavoring: at first bite the snacks' rice taste was present, but not overwhelming.
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Today, the same butt goo is still highly prized but as an artificial vanilla flavoring in ice creams and cake.
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The newest member of the Budweiser family isn't a new watered-down brew filled with some sort of citrus flavoring.
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Just add any fruit flavoring or fresh fruit to your sparkling water to make a very refreshing treat for yourself.
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The fish was tender and flaky with good flavoring, and the broccoli had enough bite, but was still cooked through.
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Aguardiente is by far one of my least favorite scents ever: black licorice flavoring meets Fireball's long-lost demon child.
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The liquid commonly contains varying concentrations of nicotine, though some people use the devices to vape marijuana or flavoring alone.
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Though they didn't taste exactly like turkey, they came pretty close, with a flavoring akin to that of chicken chips.
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The approach borrows serving styles and flavoring techniques from the beer world, enticing customers with a different kind of buzz.
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Sip-ahh A chocolate flavoring straw apparently invented in Australia — Alex Holcombe ______ Got something else Australian you want to highlight?
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Even when e-liquids don't contain nicotine, the lungs are still exposed to flavoring chemicals when the vapors are inhaled.
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That is normal with dishes in India, where meats are used as flavoring and vegetables often play a more prominent role.
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The tuna is raspberry flavored, the egg tastes like pumpkin pudding, and the sea urchin's got mascarpone cheese and melon flavoring.
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It was during this part of the evening that Martha explained what she really thinks of the extremely popular fall flavoring.
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However, even when different flavoring chemicals are taken into account, e-cigarettes are at least 95 percent safer than combustible cigarettes.
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For a DIY e-juice, this can be pretty much any flavor, so long as the flavoring concentrate is water-soluble.
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Although it was essentially a regular Whopper sandwich, it had a spooky white-colored sesame bun, made using white cheddar flavoring.
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Like alcohol, vinegar was refined all over the world in different ways, shaping cuisines as both a preservative and a flavoring.
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In 2011, the Vegetarian Resource Group wrote to five major companies that produce vanilla flavoring and asked if they use castoreum.
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Earnest test-kitchen bakers present her version after version of new products, each gram of salt, fat or flavoring precisely calibrated.
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" The former is "a milk product consisting of a mixture of milk or milk products of at least 6.0 percent butterfat, at least 1.0 percent egg yolk solids, sweetener, and flavoring," while the latter is "a milk product consisting of a mixture of at least 3.25 percent butterfat, at least 0.5 percent egg yolk solids, sweetener, and flavoring.
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The Food and Drug Administration recently issued a ban on the use of seven synthetic flavoring substances found in every day foods.
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A wonderful time of football, things inexplicably getting pumpkin spice flavoring, and way more new TV than anyone could ever possibly watch.
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A new study finds that a certain flavoring chemical in e-liquids can hurt human cells, at least in a petri dish.
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I'd normally give him some rawhide to chomp on, but seeing as it's laced with "nasty" artificial beef flavoring, it's off limits.
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Millions of people have somehow made it this far in life without realizing that chocolate flavoring doesn't come out of a cow.
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When you twist off Darth Vader's black helmet, for example, you're met with a brown Lip Smackers balm with "darth" chocolate flavoring.
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It's made with vanilla ice cream, cookie crumbles, coffee flavoring, and 24 grams of protein worth of Peruvian chocolate cricket protein powder.
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The chain also launched two new Coolatta flavors, including a Pineapple Cosmic Coolatta made with pineapple and blue raspberry flavoring swirled together.
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The flavoring, which makes it easier to start smoking and harder to quit, is embraced by four out of five black smokers.
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Hubba Bubba Original Bubble Gum Soda began life in 1987 after film producer Steve Roeder created it, using a snow-cone flavoring.
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" Capella Flavor Drops 13ml Concentrated Bundle Three star review: "The flavoring is probably better for candies and food rather than for vaping.
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A comedy with buttery flavoring, "Popcorn Falls," at the Davenport Theater, is the story of a parched town saved by a show.
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The palm wine served in a hollowed-out gourd has an unusually delicious hint of fermentation, one of Mr. Thiam's flavoring specialties.
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The resin has long been a culinary darling in Greece, especially as a chewing gum, a liqueur or a flavoring in sweets.
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The granules are coated first in a polymer that doesn't melt until it reaches the stomach, and then with sweet, fruity flavoring.
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Rutherford B. Hayes is dead last, thanks to his habit of serving guests punch with rum flavoring instead of the real stuff.
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It involves using an electronic cigarette or similar device to inhale a liquid solution containing nicotine, flavoring, THC, or other chemical additives.
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" Only a quarter of 12th-graders think their vaporizers contain nicotine, the addictive ingredient in tobacco, with 62.8% claiming they contain "just flavoring.
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The Swiss food giant makes Haagen-Dazs, Edy's and Skinny Cow ice creams, which tout natural vanilla flavoring or beans on their labels.
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We're talking about vanillin — the stuff found in baked goods galore and one of the most widely used flavoring products in the world.
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Mostly, humans hunted the beaver for its the pelts, meat and castoreum, a secretion from glands near their butts used as food flavoring.
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Instead of the usual vanilla flavoring, the Despicable Me 3 cone adds banana flavor, making for a combo that tastes like banana milk.
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OK, the seasonings aren't just flavoring the meat for me, like you were saying, they were, like, adding that crunch and that texture.
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Either way, flavoring typically makes up less than 1% of the volume of a finished food product -- and the formula remains top secret.
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Researchers examined what happened to monocytes, a type of white blood cell, upon exposure to flavoring chemicals used in popular e-cigarette liquids.
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She manipulated the recipe a bit more, excising ingredients with high fructose corn syrup and artificial flavoring, and decided to monetize her creation.
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Melissa Clark recommends flavoring the brawny, beefy cut with tangy Worcestershire sauce, garlic and herbs, and topping it off with charred ripe tomatoes.
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However, she also listed Cheetos or cheese puffs, which are made with both dairy and animal enzymes as part of the cheese flavoring.
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The drinks giant will experiment with a canned beverage called Chu-Hi, made up of distilled Japanese drink shochu, sparkling water and flavoring.
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FDA also should ban flavoring agents and allow each to be reintroduced only after careful study of their safety when inhaled, said Cucullo.
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Not the pizza, not the cough drops and not a can of sprayable pumpkin spice flavoring, which is also a thing that exists.
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According to Bloomberg, Wim uses flash freezing tech to turn pods of freeze-dried flavoring and users' milk of choice into on-demand yogurt.
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Because I keep hearing that vanilla-scented secretions from beaver butts are flavoring my food — but your book tells me that's mostly not true?
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Sure, it can scare you from time to time, and plenty of TV shows have a sort of horror flavoring sprinkled over the top.
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From potato chip flavoring to PVC pipes, Syrian factories are now churning out their products there and putting young Syrians and Turks to work.
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And if you want the works, with more expensive types of milk, flavoring or seasonal specials, it can set you back more than $210.
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Rather, it's a spiked iced malt beverage made with real Arabica and Robusta coffee beans, a dash of creamy milk and sweet vanilla flavoring.
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As for the fountain of movie theater butter, that's usually not real butter, but rather a combination of flavoring, chemicals and fats, she says.
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Inside, it looks like the cream filling gets an injection of syrup flavoring, so twisting the sandwich cookie open will reveal a little surprise.
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That flavor takes the traditional Oreo and incorporates a whipped-cream flavoring into the filling and adds chocolate cream for a real layered treat.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - One of the world's largest flavoring and specialty natural ingredient companies is investing in algae to enhance its food and cosmetic products.
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But increased demand in the United States for balsamic meant that the aging process had to be sped up, or flavoring or coloring added.
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The Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew is sweetened with two pumps of vanilla syrup and topped with pumpkin spice flavoring and pumpkin cream cold foam.
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Trader Joe's just released an Everything but the Bagel Dip that's made with its cult-favorite flavoring, Everything but the Bagel Sesame Seasoning Blend.
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Nothing brings a movie night together like caramel corn, and this variety sweetens the deal with pumpkin-spice flavoring and pepitas for extra crunch.
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The chips' magnificently artificial flavoring is not a simulacrum of nature but an improvement on it, as fantastical and engineered as an unmanned satellite.
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He is collecting data in RELX's lab in Shenzhen to determine the risks and wants to run clinical trials, singling out the flavoring ingredients.
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"I always thought it was cheese flavoring, but it was really is cheese that is baked into their crackers," Radley said in an interview.
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SodaStream Jet Bundle (Silver) — Includes the SodaStream Jet, but with the addition of an extra CO2 cylinder, and two bottles of fruit flavoring drops.
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But in addition to making vaping more appealing, these flavoring chemicals may be harmful to health in their own right, according to a new study.
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It produces a slight harshness in the throat that helps vaping mimic traditional smoking, and can also be a base for the third ingredient: flavoring.
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The company said flavoring of another chip was mistakenly inserted in some bags of the lightly salted barbecue variety, which isn't made with milk products.
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As someone who tried one of those not-so-great Swedish Fish cookies, I'm worried we'll be faced with the same artificial fruit punch flavoring.
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The news comes just a few days after Gottlieb reportedly brought a proposal for e-cigarette flavoring restrictions to the White House, according to Axios.
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Other ingredients are included for preserving and flavoring the links, but that can be no more than 3.5% of the sausage, not including added water.
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Candy-flavored cigarettes have been banned since 2009, and the movement to ban menthol (mint flavoring) is gaining ground around the US and the globe.
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In fact, grape artificial flavoring used to be found in Germany and Austria, but it was being marketed as "orange blossom essence," according to PRI.
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The first things most cocktail-mixing amateurs consider when it comes to mixing a cocktail are the base, the modifier, the flavoring, and the garnishes.
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In the right context, I welcome this green, crunchy snack, but I just can't get on board with the newest place pickle-flavoring has appeared.
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But it's also because most Italian ice is loaded with sugar and artificial flavoring, and is vaguely reminiscent of the fruit it claims to represent.
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The banana-flavoring was nice, but I kept looking at the lollipop and wondering how much it hurt the scorpion getting entombed in molten sugar.
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His drinking companion, Glen Bootay, 52, of Elizabethtown, Pa., sipped a Leinenkugel's Summer Shandy, a tawny wheat beer laced with lemonade flavoring and sucrose syrup.
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The Slurpee-esque Green Grape Chiller wasn't anything special but did leave me wondering why the US has only embraced purple grape flavoring for sweets.
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This resin is still in use today, occasionally flavoring tobacco, but it is also used as a mild antiseptic and as a treatment for sores.
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"Three Billboards," which is not based on a true story but does have some reality flavoring, must appear worthy of elected office, in some way.
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Flavoring, point-of-sale advertising, retail displays, coupons and discounts also target racial and ethnic communities, particularly in low-income areas, the study authors write.
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The court unanimously ruled in favor of petitioner TC Heartland LLC, an Indiana-based water-flavoring company, over Kraft Heinz in an 8-21625 decision.
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" He mentioned flavoring commonly added to e-cigarettes and said to the student who asked him the question, "Do you know kids who are vaping?
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Sifting through dozens of recipes had taught me that ice cream was just a creamy base and flavoring, so I relied on my human intuition.
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I stop at Dunkin' and get an iced coffee with Girl Scout cookie flavoring, a bagel with cream cheese, and a donut for later ($7).
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But the salt industry disputes these claims and points out that salt is an important resource not only for flavoring food but also preserving it.
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These battery-powered devices deliver nicotine to the user through a vapor by heating a solution of propylene glycol or vegetable glycerin, flavoring, and other additives.
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That flavoring might have actually been more appropriate on one of Ryan's previous rides, when he drove the Oscar Meyer Wienermobile one summer as a teen.
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Pickles are in their own category of mouth-puckering: Pickle juice is sour, but not in the same way that, say, blue raspberry flavoring is sour.
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I grew up using Tom's of Maine toothpaste from time to time, and I've always been a fan of the brand's gentle formula and mild flavoring.
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But the FDA didn't have the power to regulate cigars or e-cigarettes until 2016, and those products fell through the cracks of the flavoring ban.
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The snacks ditch artificial flavoring, ingredients or preservatives and delivers serial snackers a healthier option with 67% less fat and 20% less calories than regular popcorn.
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Creatine citrateThis has been bound with citric acid, an organic acid that occurs in citrus fruits and is often used as a natural flavoring in supplements.
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Vaping involves using an electronic cigarette, hookah or similar device to inhale certain vapors or aerosols, which could contain substances such as nicotine, marijuana or flavoring.
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Even when e-liquids don't contain nicotine, the lungs are still exposed to flavoring chemicals when the e-liquids are heated and the vapors are inhaled.
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Since the flavoring chemicals are considered safe to eat, e-cigarettes are often promoted as a alternative to traditional cigarettes, researchers note in Frontiers in Physiology.
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Ouzo emerged as enterprising Greeks started flavoring tsipouro, the grappa produced in Greece since at least the 15th century, with a variety of herbs and spices.
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While yes, there is the amount of sadness one would expect of of a place filled with gamblers, that's not the only flavoring in the air.
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Fibig cited IFF's recent acquisition of PowderPure, a company that has developed a way to make fresh, natural ingredients into powder for flavoring or coloring foods.
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The name is in reference to former microwave-popcorn factory workers who developed bronchiolitis obliterans after breathing in vapor from butter flavoring added to the popcorn.
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The sachet brews a deep blond cup with a touch of heat, thanks to some ginger, and doubles as a flavoring agent for soups and stews.
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Their little bottle of boozy flavoring may very well be the gateway drug for even the most squeamish of people to finally give eating bugs a shot.
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Flavoring, added ingredients like fish oil, or different dosage suggestions may set the pet oil apart from the regular oil, but the base product is generally identical.
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Bacon grease has a lot of great culinary uses, for example as a base for a soup (instead of olive oil), flavoring beans, or making crispy potatoes.
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But the suit raises the perennial question that has been haunting us for years now: What is a "natural essence" and how is it flavoring your LaCroix?
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"Other research suggests that a large portion of youth believes the [e-liquid] only has flavoring but it actually contains a high dose of nicotine," Compton said.
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Consumers can expect to see butter pecan, hot cocoa, smoke-flavoring and salt appear in many products, according to Ken Harris, managing partner at Cadent Consulting Group.
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We can overlook his weird hair and watered-down vanilla flavoring because he's super tall and VERY SENSITIVE due in part to Kaitlyn rejecting him last season.
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But rather than being made with the secret 7X Coke flavoring, this product was made from the leftovers from other food industries, mostly scraps from produce markets.
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" The matcha flavoring component was inspired by her home's proximity to Little Tokyo and Chinatown, and as a "fun way to reflect my neighborhood of Echo Park.
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That research isn't specific to Juul, but Juul's design and flavoring makes it the e-cig of choice for those who aren't legally allowed to have them.
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This cookie has just a ghost of a milk chocolate flavor, with a vaguely alcoholic note at the end, which may be some kind of vanilla flavoring.
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In some cases, salts or the carotenoid pigments are harvested from the lakes and used for many purposes, including flavoring, melting ice or dyeing foods and pharmaceuticals.
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There are few entities in the world where the question of how things taste, and what they taste like, looms larger than with the global flavoring giant McCormick.
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According to BrandEater, the new Crispy Crunchy Peppermint Chocolate Chip Cookies are made with semi-sweet chocolate chips, crushed peppermint candy, and peppermint flavoring for an extra kick.
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Next, the researchers exposed lab-cultured endothelial cells to different levels of nine flavoring additives, including menthol, vanillin (vanilla), and cinnamaldehyde (cinnamon), for 90 minutes at a time.
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Instead, the high court was ruling today on a legal battle between the beverage flavoring company TC Heartland LLC and the food and beverage company Kraft Heinz Co.
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"A lot of this seems in direct opposition to the good food movement, or the movement to reject artificial foods, processed foods, coloring, and flavoring," she tells me.
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Walker also knew that most wine gets a boost from additives such as Mega Purple (for color), oak extract (for tannins and flavoring), and similar chemistry-set concoctions.
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This fall, Starbucks will offer Pumpkin Spice Caffe Latte K-Cups, Instant Pumpkin Spice Latte packets, bottled Pumpkin Spice Frappuccinos and bottled Iced Espresso with pumpkin spice flavoring.
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One half contains milk-crème and cocoa flavoring with wafer bites and is eaten with an included spoon, while the other half of the egg contains a toy.
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" Vaping: 'A real problem' This year is the second in which the Monitoring the Future survey asked high schoolers about vaping specific substances: nicotine, marijuana or "just flavoring.
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Their flavor chemists are responsible for formulating the flavoring in virtually every product you eat and drink that is processed, preserved or packaged before it gets to you.
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Twenty years ago, these workers developed a disease called bronchiolitis obliterans, or popcorn lung, after inhaling the fumes of artificial butter flavoring from open vats in their workplace.
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"Nicotine-free e-liquids have generally been considered safe; however, the impact of flavoring chemicals, especially on immune cells, has not been widely researched," Rahman said by email.
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But 25.7 percent of seniors who vaped insisted they were inhaling "just flavoring," suggesting that they may not know that many brands use flavored nicotine liquids and salts.
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There is a roux at its base and a lot of bayou flavoring above it — it's more like a chili gumbo, a Louisiana take on the original red.
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"Flavoring ciders or creating these 'recipe ciders' is similar to beer making, where it becomes about the prowess of the brewer, or the cider maker," Mr. Brennan said.
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The six flavoring substances have a natural counterpart in food or nature, the FDA said, and the use of those natural ingredients is not affected by this ruling.
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But it's certainly not the first bit of research suggesting that flavoring chemicals we use in our food can be riskier to our health when they're inhaled through vaping.
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The best part of this deal is that it's a bundle, so you get some cool extras like an additional CO2 cylinder, and two bottles of fruit flavoring drops.
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The Buffalo and ranch chips, while delicious, don't really taste like either ranch or Frank's Red Hot, the distinctive cayenne-based hot sauce that gives Buffalo its distinctive flavoring.
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Some of these substances, like the buttery flavoring agent diacetyl, are perfectly safe to, say, eat, but when heated in a vape and inhaled, can cause serious lung irritation.
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The donut cake and flavoring will be specially formulated to pair with the terpene profiles derived from cannabis strains, including Guild OG, Sour Diesel, Skywalker OG and Jack Herer.
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In the months leading to the 2002 midterm elections, the war hawks shrieked, the drums banged, and the intelligence delivered to members of Congress sizzled hot with artificial flavoring.
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The brand's new Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew combines its cold brew coffee with vanilla and real pumpkin flavoring, pumpkin cream cold foam, and a dusting of pumpkin spice topping.
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None of the liquids contained nicotine, but the flavoring chemicals still appeared to increase biomarkers for inflammation and tissue damage, and many of them also caused cells to die.
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The mango juice I ordered was suspended in 100 percent PG, so I reduced the amount of pure PG I added to the e-juice to accommodate the flavoring.
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Around that time, it was used not only as a preservative but also as a flavoring agent, poured over noodles in China, and forming the base of dipping sauces.
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They both incorporate Middle Eastern and South Asian situations and locations in what are essentially British family melodramas — war and terrorism serve as both central themes and exotic flavoring.
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More than a quarter of teens surveyed said they vaped "just flavoring" in the past year, but Juul — by far the most popular vaping brand — doesn't offer nicotine-free options.
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But wintergreen flavoring, Methyl salicylate, is fluorescent, which means it absorbs the ultraviolet light emitted by the nitrogen molecules and then re-emits it as light in the visible spectrum.
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To that unholy concoction they sometimes add coloring, flavoring and other additives, and all of that adds up to a bunch of crap that hasn't anything to do with agave.
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Even advocates of the home-mixed drinks admit that diluting ethanol with water and aniseed flavoring is not the same as making an authentic drink - and admit there are dangers.
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Technically, these are the ingredients in the flavoring: "maltodextrin, salt, sugar, MSG, yeast extract, citric acid" and then the dyes: Red 40 Lake, Yellow 6 Lake, Yellow 6, Yellow 5.
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And then there are highly processed or "ultra-processed" foods, which involve a combination of multiple ingredients, including additives like flavoring, coloring, emulsifiers, and sweeteners other than simple table sugar.
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A bill that would ban menthol flavoring in cigarettes is dividing House Democrats, with some arguing it unfairly targets African Americans and could lead police to target communities of color.
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Natural flavors are "the dominating segment" in the global food flavoring industry, accounting for over 50% of the market in 2018, according to Wall Street research firm Reports and Data.
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Or, if you have some wildflowers or leftover herb cuttings from your garden, they can provide delicious flavoring for jars of honey, says David Wardynski of Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort.
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The company is also in the middle of divesting its $2.673 billion Lamb Weston potato business and sold its spicing and flavoring business for more than $300 million earlier this year.
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You will still be able to get food that is pizza flavored, but pizza flavoring will taste less and less like pizza and more and more like the way vomit smells.
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So after that visit to the game reserve, Paula, a gin lover, reasoned: Why not let elephants do the hard work of collecting a range of natural ingredients for flavoring gin?
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After a lengthy investigation, it was discovered that those who had most often been exposed to the popcorn's fake butter flavoring were the most likely to have problems with their lungs.
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But do not put the popsicle inside of you, because the added sugar flavoring could lead to an infection, which would not be a very sweet way to spend the weekend.
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The product does not contain any berry flavoring or coloring, but the launch comes at a time when confectioners are under increasing pressure as consumers demonstrate a shift towards healthier alternatives.
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Joseph Allen, assistant professor of exposure assessment science at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, has conducted a study on the presence of artificial flavoring chemicals in e-cigarettes.
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As one of the hottest food trends this year, s'mores flavoring has permeated into just about every category in the restaurant world, from coffee and ice cream to Frappuccinos and vodka.
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Restaurants and manufacturers alike jumped on flavor trends like synthetic truffle, birthday cake flavoring, and pumpkin spice - which saturated the market so swiftly, it came to signify the beginnings of fall.
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His condition resembles something called "popcorn lung", which gets its name because workers at a microwave popcorn factory developed the illness from inhaling diacetyl, the chemical used to make butter flavoring.
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Despite the focus on mourning rituals and re-familiarizing oneself with old acquaintances, those hints of genre fare flavoring the film's construction tip us off that something bad is on its way.
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In test tube experiments, the researchers exposed cells from the lining of human airways to two flavoring compounds: diacetyl - a chemical with a butter-like smell - and its "chemical cousin" 2,3-pentanedione.
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This is Starbucks taking a cue from third wave coffee's cold brew darling and innovating on top of it, adding flavoring and sugar — two elements that have become something like Starbucks' signature.
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Pros: Made with three powerful joint-supporting compounds, maximum strength formula, chewable tablets are easy to administer, No. 1 veterinarian-recommended brandCons: Somewhat expensive compared to other options, contains some artificial flavoring
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Using a flattened, fried green plantain as the bun, it features amazing melty pork, lettuce, and tomato along with flavoring agents like luscious gobs of fat, sofrito, and what Rivera calls mayoketchup.
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Cilantro is the most common herb in Georgian cooking, but tarragon is the most talismanic, flavoring everything from stews to a carbonated drink that you can order at restaurants, like a Coke.
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A 2015 study from Harvard University, for instance, showed that certain flavored e-liquids could expose people's lungs to an organic compound called diacetyl, which is used to create butter or caramel flavoring.
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The watery tomato sauce wilted the bed of arugula it was served on, and the sautéed octopus lacked the grill flavoring that the appetizer version had, allowing the chorizo to overpower the dish.
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It's modeled after Japanese "chu-hi," a popular canned drink made with a distilled alcohol called shochu, carbonated water and flavoring, Coca-Cola Japan business unit president Jorge Garduño said in February 2018.
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When faced with feeding his two young sons, instead of caving to their preference for simple food, Cardoz decides to keep the protein bland and be adventurous with the flavoring of side dishes.
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TA, one of the world's largest flavoring and specialty natural ingredient companies, continued expanding on Tuesday with the purchase of a U.S. biotech firm whose products help the body absorb vitamins and minerals.
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But once the cream on top began to settle and bleed into the coffee, the entire drink became much lighter in color and even boasted an orange hue that reflected its pumpkin flavoring.
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Even when vaping doesn't lead to smoking, parents have reason to be concerned about the impact of nicotine on the developing brain and the potential health risks associated with inhaling aerosolized flavoring chemicals.
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Experts don't yet know enough about the other compounds often found in vapes — THC, flavoring, propylene glycol, vitamin E acetate — to be able to say for sure how they could impact the heart.
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McDonald's had started calling those products vegetarian after it started using vegetable oil to reduce cholesterol in the early 1990s, yet failed to disclose the use of beef flavoring in its French fries.
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At some point, however, Saidan became aware that Krispy Kreme actually uses sugar, syrup, and artificial flavoring to mimic the flavor of the fruits and maple syrup in question in some of its offerings.
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The story is dense, the pace intense, and the delicate East Asian flavoring of the math-rich setting might make it seem utterly alien to many readers — yet metaphors for our own world abound.
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One exercise group also downed a vanilla-flavored shake two hours before their ride (with no other breakfast) while the other group swallowed a similar-tasting placebo drink, containing water, flavoring and no calories.
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"The FDA must use the full force of its authority in a scientific and transparent manner to address flavoring issues, especially in regard to youth," the group's president, Chris Hansen, said in a statement.
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Bright red in color, tangy, sweet, salty, and replete with a 'meaty,' tomato-ey umami hit, ketchup provides accents of color and flavoring, as well as a smell and texture that is familiar and comforting.
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According to Business Insider, who first spotted Starbucks baristas sharing sneak previews on social media, the "Crystal Ball Frappuccino" will feature peach flavoring with a turquoise swirl topped with whipped cream and purple candy crystals.
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During a spring visit, there was popcorn sprinkled with furikake, a umami-heavy Japanese flavoring mix; a pickle plate that included seasonal items like rhubarb; and a take on that beloved Southern favorite, deviled eggs.
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Once a rare and special flavoring that only appeared at Starbucks on days when there was a chill in the air, pumpkin spice has invaded every aspect of our lives, starting some time every August.
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Not all that long ago, the phrase "taste the rainbow" meant we were talking Skittles, little rainbow-colored chewy sugar bombs, a dentist's worst nightmare, each with enough artificial fruit flavoring to earn the title.
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It's a great showpiece for a dinner party or buffet for relatively little effort, and, when you make one from scratch, substituting fresh juice and fruit for artificial flavoring and color, it can be spectacular.
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Earlier this year, a Canadian teen spent 47 days in the hospital due to contracting popcorn lung, a vaping-related illness that occurs when one inhales the chemical used to create butter flavoring called diacetyl.
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It's almost like distilling the naturally occurring flavor of a fruit into an artificial fruit flavoring — it resembles the original thing, somehow, but is also totally different and set apart from how it is normally seen.
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"Our data significantly add to the knowledge of how common food-safe flavoring agents, in the context of e-cigarette use, can affect immune defense responses in the lungs," the authors jointly said in a statement.
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The rest of the video continues this practice of auditory flavoring as the vlogger guides you through the process of moving digital files from one computer to another; something you once thought was unartistic and bothersome.
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Don't think about marinades as flavoring a chicken breast or pork chop all the way through; instead, keep in mind that a marinade should be the first thing that cooks when meat hits the heat. 2.
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He eschews chicken stock, ham bones and other flavoring agents, and instead opts for water, olive oil and salt, occasionally "tarting up" the liquid with aromatics like carrot and garlic and herbs like thyme or sage.
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Despite their wholesome marketing, heavily-processed chips that are made out of something other than potatoes before being dusted in artificial flavoring are not all that much healthier than your regular, greasy, gas station potato chip.
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The Original is a great "base" option that goes with anything and can easily be made your own, whether you want to add your own spices for flavoring, or you just want a plain side dish.
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When people are vaping, it means they're usually inhaling a mixture of flavoring, chemicals, and nicotine or THC into their lungs through a device such as a e-cig, vape pen, or even an e-hookah.
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If you wish, you can save it in a jar and refrigerate for future use as a potent flavoring or infusion in salad dressings, chicken marinade, an Asian vegetables sauce, or cooking oil for Asian stir-fry.
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I never ate it growing up, probably because my parents associated it with the kind of bland foods typical of '60s middle American cuisine: grey meats and over-boiled vegetables, with no real flavoring to speak of.
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With more than 7,700 unique flavors on the market, flavoring was one of the most cited reasons why youth and young adults use e-cigarettes, along with curiosity and low perceived harm, according to 85033-page report.
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Wagers's tale manages to freshen this somewhat by discarding the usual gender and cultural trappings — for example, making the hereditary monarchy matriarchal and flavoring Indranan society with the customs of ancient India in lieu of old Britannia.
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I add a few hunks of mild, firm fleshed fish like cod, halibut or swordfish, to gently poach in the brothy tomatoes, and a few unpeeled shrimp, the flavor of their shells flavoring everything in the pot.
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The Westallion Brewing Company debuted a beer last week (which will be on tap through the end of the month) that they describe as a typical cream ale with a "house-made candy corn flavoring" mixed in.
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On the flights, those of us sitting in the back tend to avoid buying from the snack cart, making do with the tiny free packets like Savory Snack Mix, blobs of crackerlike material coated with unpleasant flavoring.
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Although Heineken claims that the beer is aged in tequila barrels and spiked with an unexplained "75 percent tequila flavoring," the CRT and the Public Health Laboratory in Madrid found 0 percent actual tequila in the beer.
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USA!) According to The Guardian, in some of those "ice creams," cream and milk were replaced with partially reconstituted dried skim milk or whey protein, vanilla was swapped for "general flavoring," and some also included coconut oil (NO
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It said research showed that the mint flavoring made it easier to start smoking and harder to quit, meaning that the substance harmed public health, a finding that activists and experts believed laid the groundwork for banning menthol.
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Conclusion: Unsurprisingly, the divine flavoring which makes Takis the delicacy they are was, indeed, capable of imparting onto a variety of food some sense—a lesser sense, to be sure—of the heat and lime and magic of Takis.
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And while we now believe they probably didn't see the Earth with water (as some pre-Rosetta theories claimed), they may have dropped organic compounds into the primordial soup, flavoring, and perhaps even instigating, the life that formed therein.
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An accompanying technical report cites mounting evidence of negative health effects in children from chemicals added to food in processing, such as flavoring and coloring, and substances indirectly affecting food through packaging and manufacturing, such as adhesives and coatings.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar told reporters that, with Trump's blessing, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration was working on a "guidance document" that would lead to a ban of all vape flavors aside from tobacco flavoring.
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There are two notable changes: menthol flavoring would be allowed, in addition to tobacco; and the flavor ban would only be applied to pods — flavored nicotine liquids could still be sold for open tank systems, according to the reports.
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Huang and Mai's campaign to redefine the term is a collaboration with MSG producer Ajinomoto, which was started after Japanese chemist Ikeda Kikunae discovered a process to isolate MSG from sea kelp to create the savory flavoring in 1908.
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Daring Foods will soon be offering an alternative, in the form of plant-based chicken made from five non-genetically modified ingredients — water, soy, sunflower oil, salt and natural flavoring (a mix of paprika, pepper, ginger, nutmeg, mace, cardamom).
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PepsiCo removed brominated vegetable oil from Gatorade after a teenager in Mississippi complained and pointed out that the ingredient — added to some citrus drinks to keep the fruit flavoring evenly distributed — was banned from use in foods in many other countries.
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Finally, Sweet Like Sugar Cookie Dough Core is created with Sweet Cream Ice Cream that's imbued with a hint of Almond flavoring and Shortbread Cookie pieces and Cherry Ice Cream with chunks of cherries encasing a Sugar Cookie Dough Core.
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It might just be my unrefined soda palate, or my general intolerance for fructose altogether, but after each dirty soda I try, it all muddles into that bottomless soda fountain concoction flavoring I'd make at fast food stops as a kid.
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The weird thing, as Gizmodo pointed out at the time, is that the great mystery of LaCroix flavoring is not actually very mysterious: The FDA can tell us what "natural flavors" are, and we can decide how to feel about that.
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You don't realize how many foods have meat-derived products in them, he told me — especially in the South, where pork fat and bacon are widely used as flavoring — until you have to avoid meat for fear of passing out.
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Each day, as demure office workers and tourists in short shorts watch, he pours streams of green batter into a mold for tiny cakes fragrant with the vanilla-like juice of the pandan leaf, a common flavoring in Southeast Asia.
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Filed on Tuesday, the lawsuit said the olive oil "does not contain a single trace of truffle oil," a coveted delicacy, but still costs about 34 percent more than a competing brand of olive oil without the so-called truffle flavoring.
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That's how you end up flavoring that world in a way that doesn't just boil down to a hero's journey story, because there's a lot of little pieces in that world that that great creators can do really cool stuff with.
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The trick was — and I'll tell the world — get a tiny bit of money, go to those dark stores and, in the back, buy some kind of spice, something that you can just keep flavoring your ramen or rice with.
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You can, however, predict what brand will satisfy your taste buds by considering factors like the presence of a sugar or sour coating (like a Sour Patch Kid), natural fruit flavors versus noticeable artificial flavoring, no gelatin for vegans, and so on.
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Over at Gingko Bioworks, they're working on synthetic flavoring and perfumes, which is one of the places where synthetic biology does overlap quite a bit with biotechnology to porting genes from one to another to create certain kinds of qualities and capabilities.
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Designed and engineered using the research on electric flavoring at the University of Tokyo's Rekimoto Lab, the battery-powered fork features a conductive handle that completes a circuit when the tines make contact with a diner's tongue, electrically stimulating their taste buds.
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Back before hops became the go-to for bittering and flavoring beer, beers in North America were gruits—ales seasoned with herbs like yarrow, mugwort, and horehound, the kind of flavors that peaked in popularity in the colonial era for good reason.
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If you're the type of person who doesn't count yourself awake until the third cup of coffee, a new alarm clock featured on the website Awesome Inventions could be the best thing to happen to your morning since Starbucks started flavoring coffee.
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Or our recipe for ham and bean soup with collards – you could use a smoked ham hock for flavoring if you don't happen to have the end of a ham lying around, or a smoked turkey leg if you don't eat pork.
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So despite being listed as a food flavoring—and despite countless e-cig sites that teach over-eager vapers how to use concentrates correctly—not-so-savvy shoppers keep buying Capella flavors and then reporting their disappointment in poorly spelled product reviews.
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So, it's partially because of his genuine efforts to secure the Lumbee vote that it feels at least a little disappointing that McCready, and candidates of his politically vanilla flavoring, continue to dominate the upper echelons of North Carolina's nominally left wing.
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I might do almost like a fresh take on a southeast Asian style wasabi where there's tons of ginger and white pepper and garlic to give it that nasal sensation, and then flavoring it with some fermented yellow bean and soy to round it out.
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But apparently things are even worse than that, since a ridiculous number of people (and more than one is a ridiculous number in this instance) keep ordering concentrated food flavoring from Amazon under the impression that it's vape juice, and then, uh, vaping it.
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A sweet-and-sour twist on the lineup of frozen beverages the chain already offers—Frosted Lemonade, Frosted Coffee and Frosted Sunrise—the drink will be a handspun combination of vanilla ice cream, lemonade and a lime flavoring made from key limes, kaffir limes and Persian limes.
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"Our study suggests that the flavoring additives used in tobacco products like e-cigarettes, on their own or in the absence of the other combustion products or components, may cause cardiovascular injury," lead author Jessica Fetterman, an assistant professor of medicine at Boston University, told Gizmodo.
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Girl Scout CookiesCourtesy of Girl Scouts of the USA Ingredients 1 cup of butter, or substitute1 cup of sugar2 tablespoons of milk2 eggs1 teaspoon of vanilla2 cups of flour2 teaspoons of baking powderCream butter and sugar; add well-beaten eggs, then milk, flavoring, flour, and baking powder.
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I've compared the ingredients label to other brands, and I think the difference is that Middleswarth doesn't use any tomato or molasses flavoring in their barbecue seasoning, which is what I think gives other brands a sweetness bordering on fake-vingegar-y that makes me gag.
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The justices said they will hear an appeal by beverage flavoring company TC Heartland LLC to have a patent infringement suit brought against it by food company Kraft Heinz Co moved from federal court in Delaware, where it was filed, to Heartland's home base in Indiana.
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You know what they're saying: Today's consumer cares more about things like "health" and "chemicals" than he or she used to, and to get with the times, Cup Noodles is switching up its formula to cut out added MSG and replace artificial flavoring with natural ingredients.
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Roll-your-own tobacco is pickled in flavoring and humectant chemicals, the latter being used to keep the tobacco from drying out when smokers expose the tobacco to the air 23 or more times a day when they remove tobacco to roll up a cigarette. 21.
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In the new study, the authors used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to take several measurements of blood vessel function in 31 healthy adults who had never smoked, before and after they took 16 three-second puffs of an e-cigarette containing propylene glycol, glycerol and flavoring but no nicotine.
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Mr. Stupak's creation is essentially a parfait glacé, a French iced dessert typically made with egg yolks, sugar, heavy cream and flavoring, but in the Empellón version, avocado purée replaces the cream, and the final dessert is shaped to look like exactly a real avocado, including the dark skin.
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For vegans Our picks: Southwest salad (no chicken or cheese) with Newman's Own low-fat balsamic vinaigrette; or side salad with balsamic vinaigrette and hamburger bun; and a "Cutie" (mandarin orange) There's not a lot to choose from at McDonald's if you are vegan; even the French fries contain beef flavoring.
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Chief Judge William Riley, writing for a three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, said the verdict in favor of flavoring company International Flavors & Fragrances Inc (IFF) could stand although the trial judge had stricken a substantial amount of testimony after the jury had already heard it.
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Mama Bear's baby food, for example, touts its organic nature, with no GMOs, pesticides, artificial flavoring or chemicals; while the Elements baby wipes product page lets you click through a large slideshow that shows where and how they're made – from the water to the extracts used, and even the supplier details.
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"On the front [of the packaging], it's big letters, J-U-U-L Juul, or it has the flavoring in the color of the pod, but no one really looks at the side to see this really small writing saying, 'Oh, caution, this is bad for you or whatever,' " he said.
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Essential oils, for instance, are not a good option for flavoring e-juice both because the oil doesn't mix well with the PG and VG, and also because some oils have lipids in them that can lead to lipid pneumonia, a type of inflammation caused when lipids enter the lungs.
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For the single raviolo, two circles of barely cooked kabocha squash do the work normally done by pasta, sandwiching a creamy core of taleggio that will end up running out and slipping into the broth, no matter how careful you are, flavoring the soup along with red drops of pumpkinseed oil.
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Though dressing as condoms could be a great way for the model to promote safe sex — and maybe even promote the importance of reproductive health centers like Planned Parenthood — what Teigen actually held up were Mama Ramen flavoring packets, one oil and one powder, as many of her followers excitedly pointed out.
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It's only in the past few decades that we've taken these formerly eco-friendly items, added in water pumped out of water-scarce areas; thrown in aspartame, flavoring, parfum, and various other synthetic ingredients; put them in plastic bottles with cool logos and ridiculous health promises; and shipped them around the world.
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"Because of the associations of diacetyl inhalation exposure and severe respiratory diseases and increasing popularity of e-cig use among people, further mechanistic studies are warranted to evaluate the effects of diacetyl and related flavoring compounds in e-cig on airway epithelium," the researchers note in their study published in Scientific Reports.
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I dropped in LEONI for 34 Across's "'Madam Secretary' star," O'HARA for "'Sir, you are no gentleman' speaker," RYAN for "Name on 2012 campaign posters," ANISE for "Flavoring for springerle biscuits and cookies" (that was an EDUCATED guess; I already had the A), HOGWARTS for "Where Arithmancy is an elective" and more.
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Flavoring potato chips is a fascinating mix of sorcery and science: What manufacturers are trying to capture in a chip is not the exact taste of chicken and waffles, but rather the sensory memory of the dish, to make tangible the intangible idea of a plate of fresh, hot chicken and waffles.
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The number of youth using e-cigarettes will probably continue to grow unless tighter restrictions are put in place around their purchasing, taxation, flavoring and advertising, said Dr. M. Brad Drummond, associate professor of pulmonary and critical care medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, who was not involved in the current research.
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The capsules contain malt, yeast, hop oil, and flavoring, while the machine "automates the whole procedure from fermentation, carbonation and aging to serving and cleaning," according to LG. The HomeBrew will have five beers available: an American IPA, an American pale ale, an English stout, a Belgian-style Witbier, and a dry Czech pilsner.
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After lucrative fires, the camp's commissary would be cleaned out and all sorts of prison cooking would emerge: tamales made with Fritos and dried beans, fried rice made with mayonnaise and ramen flavoring packets and the ubiquitous cake, made by mixing powdered coffee creamer with Mountain Dew and adding whatever flavors strike your fancy.
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The Founding Father by Dominic Venegas Recipe 2 parts Glenlivet Founders Reserve 4 parts soda (with or without flavoring) Lemon, strawberry or preferred fruit, for garnish Method Add Glenlivet Founders Reserve to an ice-filled highball glass Top with soda and stir Garnish with desired fruit Papa-loma by Dominic Venegas Recipe 2 parts Altos Plata .
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Read more: Costco's vodka martini boozy popsicles are back on shelves in time for warmer weatherPerhaps Aldi heard the cries of joy about the newBloody Mary Salsafrom loyal Trader Joe's fans, or they realized that pineapple in salsa (and on pizza, don't "at" us) is a genius combination that also needs a bit of rum flavoring to feel complete.
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Which is all a very long-winded way of saying: Listen, we got a liter of the PSL syrup and put it in as many alcohols as we could find within a two-shop radius of the VICE office, and judged which—if any—the iconic addition of cinnamon, nutmeg, pumpkin, and clove flavoring would improve.
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In a decision that upends 27 years of law governing patent infringement cases, the justices sided with beverage flavoring company TC Heartland LLC in its legal battle with food and beverage company Kraft Heinz Co. The justices ruled 8-0 that patent suits can be filed only in courts located in the jurisdiction where the targeted company is incorporated.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar told reporters at a meeting with Trump in the Oval Office that children were becoming addicted to nicotine thanks to attractive flavors of e-cigarettes, and that the FDA was working on a "guidance document" that would lead to a ban of all vape flavors aside from tobacco flavoring.
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Coffiest is designed for the Soylent devotee looking for an extra kick in the morning, featuring coffee flavoring courtesy of honest to goodness light roast coffee, which the company says adds "a hint of chocolate" to the proceedings, which, in my limited Soylent experience (I've made it through about a bottle and half, personally), sounds like a step in the right direction.
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The FDA does not define essence but allows companies to use the word, a spokesperson told the WSJ, to describe "flavoring constituents derived from a spice, fruit or fruit juice, vegetable or vegetable juice, edible yeast, herb, bark, bud, root, leaf or similar plant material, meat, seafood, poultry, eggs, dairy products, or fermentation products thereof," according to food-labeling rules.
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Read more: I tried Starbucks' new Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew and thought it was better than the Pumpkin Spice LatteThe drink, which boasts 250 calories and costs $4.45 for a grande, combines the brand's cold brew coffee with vanilla and real pumpkin flavoring, pumpkin cream cold foam, and a dusting of pumpkin spice topping — a mixture of clove, nutmeg, and cinnamon.
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I did learn that this use of "toast" originates from the 236th century practice of literally dropping toast, as in crisped bread, into sack, or wine, thereby softening and flavoring your solid carbs as well as possibly soaking up some of the impurities and acid in your liquid carbs, a wine win-win, if you will (see "The Merry Wives of Windsor").
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Just a few days after the hip seltzer company LaCroix faced a class-action lawsuit over its ingredients list, which includes a common flavoring that also happens to be used in cockroach poison, the Center for Environmental Health in California said that after testing dozens of pieces of jewelry, it found significant levels of the heavy metal cadmium in "31 jewelry items sold at major national retailers" like Nordstrom Rack, Burlington Coat Factory, Walgreens, and Ross.
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Not glorious Sichuan dan dan mian, not the "hot-dry" miracle that is Wuhan's reganmian, and certainly not the ribbony deliciousness known as Shaanxi's biang biang mian—nope, I had ripped open a packet and eaten a pedestrian mess of artificial flavoring and I honestly wish I felt more ashamed but well, I settled for dragging the back of my thumb across the inside of the bowl to gather every last bit of leftover masala instead.
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