Sentences with phrase «harvested by hand»

Originally from Mexico, vanilla beans are the dried, cured seed cases of an orchid plant that flowers only once a year, and the pods are harvested by hand.

Crafted with twig base, Santa Cruz oregano, faux pink flowers and faux butterflies All natural, grown without herbicides or pesticides and harvested by hand Keep indoors away from heat sources and direct sunlight To ensure freshness, perishable items are shipped...

These ponds have been harvested by hand for over two centuries.

This breed doesn't ever naturally shed, so the wool must always... MORE be harvested by hand shearing.

It's the top lawyer of salt that collects in a salt vat and it's harvested by hand.

Because pepper is harvested by hand, quality control begins in the field with the careful observations of the harvesters.

Harvested by hand from the sea salt farms of beautiful coastal Manzanillo, Mexico, our Mexican Crystal Sea Salt is a delicate, mild, highly versatile sea salt with a moist, fluffy texture similar to the Fleur de Sel crystals from France.

Pure Encapsulations açai berry is harvested by hand in order to preserve the integrity of the palm tree and the delicate rain forest ecosystem.

A premium selection of red algae, Chondrus Crispus, from the ocean waters of Canada, Chile and Mexico is harvested by hand to allow specific selection of the species and preservation of the ecosystem.

Matcha leaves are carefully harvested by hand and briefly steamed to protect the leaves from oxidation.

In contrast, the authors said, new cider apple acreage in the US is planted with higher - density orchards on semidwarfing rootstocks, and apples are harvested by hand.

In Germany, cucumbers destined for pickle jars are harvested by hand with the aid of «cucumber flyers» — farm vehicles with wing - like attachments.

Its seeds are harvested by hand and cultivated in excellent growing conditions, found only in the coastal valleys of Peru.

The estate sugarcane is harvested by hand and processed in minimal ways that retain its terroir all the way to the bottle.

Harvested by hand and carefully packed to avoid bruising, their peaches are worth every penny of their princely price when we splurge to have them sent to us in New Jersey.

After that, they are harvested by hand with the youngest and smallest leaves chosen for the best quality matcha.

Eirini Plomariou Unfiltered is showcasing its award - winning, unfiltered organic olive oil, which is harvested by hand on the highlands of Plomari.

Purists insist that truly natural wine be grown organically, harvested by hand, fermented with yeast native to the growing region, and bottled without high - tech fiddling with oxygenation and alcohol levels, and without added sulfites.

The fruit is harvested by hand, then crushed and infused with hot water to release its natural sweetness.

Our cacao is selectively harvested by hand since not all the fruit ripen in the same time.

Chile has traditionally been harvested by hand, a job provided largely in the past by migrant farm workers from Mexico.

White humera sesame thrives in Ethiopia's volcanic soil and sunny climate, and the seeds are still painstakingly harvested by hand, according to Zitelman.

In contrast to commercially produced olives, Alive & Well Olives are organically and sustainably grown, non-GMO verified, harvested by hand, naturally fermented and probiotic, and authentic and traceable back to the groves in which each olive variety is grown.

Unlike most grains, this grain is traditionally grown on small paddies and harvested by hand — just as it has been for centuries.

Produced by organic growers, and harvested by hand as pods, the raw beans are selected for the finest quality and fermented to reduce their initial bitterness.

They are harvested by hand, with crews marching through the field steadily cutting the mature bulbs and tossing them into huge fabric backpacks held open by metal frames.

For everyone else: Nastylicious is a rich mix of peppers including chiles that President Houshmand grows from seed and harvests by hand.

The President's secret recipe reaches its maximum flavor blast with some of the world's hottest peppers that he grows from seed and harvests by hand.

They're also the ones who considered it bad luck to spill the salt There are people in France who harvest it by hand - only on clear days in the summer, no less.

Not exact matches

The line also incorporates De Laurentiis» signature Italian flair by using ingredients like parmesan cheese aged for 10 months and sea salt hand harvested from the «Salt Road» in Sicily.

Kogan seemed most comfortable during the session when he was laying into Facebook's platform policies — perhaps unsurprisingly, given how the company has sought to paint him as a rogue actor who abused its systems by creating an app that harvested data on up to 87 million Facebook users and then handing information on its users off to third parties.

To this day in Palestine women and children go through the wheat fields before harvest and pick it out by hand.

For purposes of classification, therefore, it would perhaps be most accurate to think of Davies as a writer of Christian apocrypha: a novelist who finds himself uncomfortably restrained by the canon of Christian thought, but who is not, on the other hand, a heretic; a self - proclaimed moralist who holds that while we reap what we sow, it is often difficult to know the nature of the seed or the outcome of the harvest.

With the proclamation of the Kingdom by Jesus on the one hand and this parable on the other, we are justified in arguing that Jesus, for all the claims he made and implied about the significance of his ministry and message, none the less looked forward to a consummation to which this was related as seed - time to harvest.

Just heat it up and you're in for a big ol' bowl of organic temptation brought to you by whole - grain quinoa, navy beans, carrots, cumin, and hand - harvested kale.

It's about hard - working families who date back to when shrimp were harvested on wooden sailing vessels and peeled by hand.

Harvesting California Avocados is all done by hand on Jim's farm.

They walk the land ensuring their avocados are always inspected, harvested and cared for by hand.

In an industry where 90 % of the seafood Americans consume is imported from countries like China, Vietnam, and India — where 50 % all fish are harvested in often - overcrowded fish farms polluted by fecal matter, toxins from agricultural runoff, and banned antibiotics — Three Hands Fish is founded on seafood transparency, honesty, and sustainability.

Soon the appeal of slow - fermented doughs and hand - harvested wild yeast wore off, replaced by a reverence for market - driven ingredients.

All tasks in the vineyard are done by hand, by the time we harvest each grape has been visited about 10 times and the fruit is perfect for harvest.

Selectively picked; only the ripe cherries are harvested and we pick them best individually by hand.

Weeding is done by hand, as is harvesting in the spring and fall.

To interpret the distinctive theme selected for the 2011 harvest, Infinity, Ornellaia invited Canadian artist Rodney Graham to create an artwork and exclusive wine labels, each individually hand - signed by the artist, that adorn the 111 large - format bottles of Ornellaia: 100 3 - litre Double Magnums, 10 6 - litre Imperials, and 1 one - of - a-kind 9 - litre Salmanazar.

Inspired by the ancient «Vino Pùcinum» from the region where modern day Prosecco is made, PVXINVM («pook - see - num») is produced from 100 % Glera grapes which are hand harvested from 40 - 50 year old vines.

They still surprise us by what raw vegetables they're willing to eat when harvested by their own hands, straight out of the garden.

Matcha green tea is shade - grown for several weeks, and then harvested and steamed by hand so that many of the nutrients are retained.

From the time a blossom is set, an apple can be touched by human hands at least ten times before it is harvested.

Hundreds of trees need to be pollinated by hand; thousands of seeds must be harvested and sown.

The traditional approach to harvesting begins with burning the fields to remove straw and other materials, leaving the cane to be cut by hand.