Let's talk downsides: the smell, the sliminess, and the lack of true beef flavor.
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The sugars added in the Golgi are ultimately the reason for sliminess of the secreted mucins.
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His sliminess and obstinacy are essentially why the DEA hasn't been able to get anything done, and Ed only budges after Mika bombards him.
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Bill Clinton and Donald Trump, for all their sliminess, have the ability to charm, attract, and connect with people in a way Hart never could.
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There's an explosion of tangy, salty freshness on my tongue, followed by a slightly disconcerting sliminess as the spaghetti-like pasta casing makes itself known.
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This piece of sliminess was copied all over corporate America, signaling the end of the pension plans that so many workers depended on for retirement income.
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But Brasillach's sliminess and the pain that he caused Jews and other vulnerable people during the occupation make it impossible not to feel a hint of something that only a German word can express: schadenfreude.
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui has made a career out of playing the evil man, so he gets into his role in "Haraamkhor" with ease, bringing the right kind of sliminess to Shyam's character that will make you despise him.
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Whether it's your cousin Justin who complains about the "sliminess" of being wet, or this cat, or this cat, or these wet hot dogs, uncomfortable wet things (in non-dangerous situations) play to our most childish impulses.
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Glycoproteins of all shapes and sizes bind water owing to the interaction between water and their sugar molecules; however when such glycoproteins are really large (in molecular terms) they produce a consistency of what humans would call sliminess.
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Akin to the sliminess of okra, with a subtle flavor that's vaguely like pickles, the cactus seemed to ask to be mixed with eggs, although mixing these ingredients has probably been going on for ten centuries south of the border.
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But as Veronica uncovers the truth — that Mr. Rooks really did have an affair with a student, and that Carrie is lying only to protect her friend — Meester's iciness melts away to reveal the vulnerability that made Blair a scene stealer on Gossip Girl, and Scott lets the sliminess he's so good at playing creep into Mr. Rooks.
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Visceral memories came flooding back: The way the Nature's Own whole wheat bread gets squishy and sticks to my gums, my habit of only eating Goldfish in pairs (one for each side of my mouth), the delectable sliminess of the Borden cheese single… I'm not a food critic, per se, but I would certainly say the lunch is a sensory experience, even if I looked like a giant baby eating it (thankfully, none of my coworkers made fun of me for this, though they could have).
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European guidebooks list it as edible, though not recommended on account of its sliminess.
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Retiboletus retipes is somewhat similar in appearance, but is distinguished by a more orange to orange-yellow color, a lack of sliminess, and a distinctly reticulated stalk.
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The mushroom is edible, although it may not be appealing to many due to its sliminess. In China, a yak milk beverage is made with H. eburnus and yak milk, by lactic acid fermentation with Lactobacillus bulgaricus, Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus acidophilus as mixed starter.
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The caulocystidia stain vinaceous in KOH. The cuticle of the cap is made of a layer of interwoven gelatinous hyphae that are individually 2–5 µm thick; the gelatinous hyphae are responsible for the sliminess of the cuticle. There are no clamp connections in the hyphae.
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In some parts of Asia, swamp eels and one species of spiny eel, Mastacembelus erythrotaenia, are valued as food and sometimes are kept in ponds or rice fields. Except for a few mastacembelids, they are rarely seen in home aquaria. The fish have numerous sharp dorsal spines and belly thorns which, together with its sliminess make them extremely difficult to handle. The spines must be cut off with scissors before consumption.
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Ginataang labong is prepared by first boiling the julienned or thinly-sliced bamboo shoots until tender. For pre-boiled bamboo shoots, they are simply soaked for an hour before using to remove the sliminess. Garlic, onions, and ginger are then sauteed on a pan. Coconut milk is then added with the bamboo shoots, secondary ingredients (usually shrimp, fish, pork, or crab), along with the rest of the spices (like chilis, fish sauce, or lemongrass).
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The leaves are boiled with other leafy vegetables such as likuvi (Vigna unguiculata (cowpea) leaves) or mito (Chipilín) to reduce their sliminess and help soften the other vegetable leaves. In some cases, after boiling for about thirty minutes, the vegetables are stewed with tomatoes and onions in oil. (There are several general ways to prepare the mutere and more ways in which it is served). Spices such as curry, pepper, masala, or coriander are optional.
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Many of the sakacins have been tested for industrial applications and inserted into other lactic acid bacteria. Some have been engineered for production in food environments as well. Many were actually discovered in food contexts, like Greek dry cured sausage (sakacin B). In modern food chemistry, the sakacins have been studied for their use against Listeria in the production of sausages (like Portuguese lingüiça) and cured meat products (such as ham and cold cuts), cheeses, and other lactic acid fermented products. They are also used to repress unwanted bacterial growth that might cause ropiness, sliminess, malodor and other product defects.
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