Sentences with phrase «in tiny amounts»

Stir in a tiny amount of food coloring into glaze to achieve a very pale tint.

The issue with baking powder is that it contains corn starch which, even in tiny amounts, can cause issues for people with autoimmune conditions.

Most drugs appear in the milk, but usually only in tiny amounts.

Even minerals just needed in tiny amounts, like copper, are vital, as a deficiency of copper can lead to irregular heartbeat or even more severe heart problems.

If it does get a little firm, just mix in a tiny amount of water until desired consistency is reached.

Just introduce small tastes in tiny amounts slowly until she gets used to it.

Eat these herbs in tiny amounts, if you must.

That's a lot of money packed in a tiny amount of space.

Be careful to use the paint in tiny amounts, because otherwise it will be too easy to accidentally cover too much of the fruit.

Lead is dangerous, even in tiny amounts, when it is able to build up in the body.

But as a food additive, it is used in tiny amounts — a maximum of 0.0045 percent of the treated flour, points out Alissa Rumsey, RD, spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.

The same is true of loading games: some particularly high - end titles with a lot of high resolution, fast - moving content resulted in the tiniest amount of stutter from time to time, but nothing too pervasive.

Flea saliva extract (flea antigen) is injected into the cat in tiny amounts over a prolonged period.

Heck, churches even give wine to underage kids (albeit in tiny amounts).

I do fry the tortillas in a tiny amount of vegetable oil to crisp them up before assembling which helps prevent them from getting soggy while baking.

Like a petulant child, I don't like eggs, I don't like cinnamon, and stevia in the tiniest amount is overwhelmingly sweet to me.

It is thick and sticky and comes in TINY amounts.

The stones release the so - called succinic acid in tiny amounts, which accelerate wound healing, relieve muscle pain, fight throat infections and infections in the ear and stomach.

The 3 primary colours were quickly identified and then we moved onto colour mixing to discover new colours — pouring in a tiny amount of each colour T mixed them together — as they blended we took time to discuss the 3 colours (with slow stirring with the toothpick we were able to see all 3 colours at once).

The theorists went back to their quantum mechanics equations, adding in a tiny amount of sub-surface oxygen, and were happy to find their calculations all agreed with the experiments.

This is largely because interferon - proteins are only present in tiny amounts.

Smaller, cheaper and easier to breed than mice, zebrafish in their juvenile phase can actually live in the tiny amount of liquid — ranging from tens of nanoliters to several milliliters — that fits in the wells of a standard 96 - well plate used to screen drug compounds.

Sweat the leeks in a tiny amount of butter, then toss everything together.

During these times, natural ingredients like camellia, mung bean, and rice were popular for the rich antioxidant benefits and hydrating properties, and they would be kept in small celadon tubs in tiny amounts as preservatives weren't used as much back then.

In order for gut healing to take place, raw fibrous foods (which can exacerbate a compromised digestive tract) are out, but raw fermented vegetable juice is introduced in tiny amounts from the beginning.

Oligosaccharides are found naturally in many plants in tiny amounts.

Most fat burners contain caffeine and a bunch of worthless ingredients in tiny amounts.

Trans fats are also found in tiny amounts in meat and dairy [11], but the amount is negligible.

Smooth in a tiny amount of volume inject mousse through your mane to add body and grip to your strands, and tousle your tresses ever so slightly for a fuller - looking finish.

To get a perfect wet look for your short, straight hair, work in a tiny amount of styling gel through your damp tresses and brush your hair back.

using a cotton ball dipped in a tiny amount of mineral oil just to help avoid the excessive buildup of earwax.

Flea saliva extract (flea antigen) is injected into the pet in tiny amounts over a prolonged period of time.

It's not harmful if you eat acidic foods in tiny amounts, but indulging on very acid - forming foods regularly places a burdensome task on the kidneys and liver.

The FDA is warning pet owners who have this medication — known as 5 % Fluorouracil cream USP (or 5 - FU) and sold under the brand names Carac, Effudex, and Fluoroplex — to use care when storing and applying the chemotherapy drug, which can be fatal when ingested even in tiny amounts.

VERY low calorie seasonings like mustard, Frank's hot sauce and low sodium soy sauce can be used in tiny amounts.

Breastfed babies don't lose iron through their bowels; cow's milk can irritate the intestinal lining (resulting in a tiny amount of bleeding and the loss of iron).

Trace minerals, which are needed only in tiny amounts, include iron, zinc, iodine, copper, manganese, fluoride, chromium, selenium, molybdenum and boron.

However, babies under 6 months should not have water, and those from 6 months to age 1 should only have it in tiny amounts.

They also produced human β - glucoronidase, but only in tiny amounts — between 1 and 3 per cent of the amount that the cells would typically produce of the canine version of the enzyme.

After decades of documenting how harmful lead can be even in tiny amounts, there is renewed interest in what to do to avoid such increasingly common risks.

In tiny amounts, colloidal silver is loved by the human body's immune system because it effectively kills harmful bacteria.

Using it in tiny amounts, it doesn't crease, doesn't cake and isn't drying like some concealers.

The rest will be doled out in tiny amounts to the up to 23 million people eligible for buying slightly more expensive ebooks a few years ago.

As I did a little more research, I actually also realized that salt provides the two essential electrolytes sodium and chloride, which dogs need — but only in a TINY amount.

Fresh foods which can be offered include dandelion greens, chickweed, alfalfa pellets, spinach, lettuce (large green leafed varieties) and in tiny amounts, carrots and fruit.