Sentences with phrase «name of the ingredient»

Use generic names of ingredients — unless your book is brand - based — and ensure you're specific.

As a conscientious dog owner, you probably want your pup to be eating a nutritionally - dense food that contains recognizable names of ingredients you would find in nature.

«This means we use the chemical name of the ingredient and do not hide behind the «fluff» names others use that can sound more natural, but not always are.

This law requires food labels to clearly identify food source names of all ingredients that are (or contain any protein derived from) the eight most common food allergens (The Big 8): milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shell fish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, and soybeans.

Some of them have long chemical looking names of ingredients in them that I try to avoid including parabens, petroleum, and phthalates.

Finnish researchers have found that the hemicellulose extracted from the pulp of birch trees and then added to many yogurts — the actual name of that ingredient is «xylan» — is one way to keep yogurt feeling smooth.

«Customers want to be able to pronounce the names of the ingredients.

On the other hand, people feel less at ease if the name of an ingredient is unfamiliar or chemical - sounding, and consumers are increasingly suspicious of anything that sounds artificial.

Could you please let me know the name of the ingredient contains in coconut milk which is present in mother's breast milk.

Potion sheet for fun class activity using different coloured squash and measuring jugs to make the perfect potion - children choose the names of ingredients and potion use too!

While the name of this ingredient may lead you to believe that it simply consists of dried eggs, the addition of the word «product» means that may include low - quality eggs like the unhatched eggs from chicken hatcheries.

If you don't recognize the name of an ingredient, or it sounds artificial, look it up so that you know what you're putting on your pup.

The Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) provides pet food guidelines and regulates the naming of ingredients.

Since many consumers purchase a product based on the presence of a specific ingredient, many product names incorporate the name of an ingredient to highlight its inclusion in the product.