Sentences with phrase «white grains»

Also, its not comparing white grains, its looking at the nutritional profile of whole grains.

So they end up eating these lower - calorie but heavily processed microwavable meals, many being loaded with refined white grains, additives, and sugars.

The dashboard follows some of the exterior angular lines and the main element is the elegant trim in matte anthracite cebrano wood with white grain texture, which divides the dashboard in two parts.

Through his work at the experiment station, García was credited with having added to the economic value of New Mexico agriculture, particularly with his research and development of chile, sweet potatoes, pecans, yellow and white Grain onions, and improved varieties of cotton.

6 cents doesn't even BEGIN to cover the extra expense of an additional 1/2 cup of fruit, 1/2 cup of vegetable, and whole grain rich vs. white grain (mine is even higher cost since I decided to do fresh fruit and vegetables as at least one 1/2 cup serving a day).

However, most cultivated rice (species Oryza sativa) produces white grains, and the wild relative Oryza rufipogon has red grains.

It is very important for diabetics or people with a risk of diabetes or the ones suffering from any metabolic syndrome to choose grains high in fibre against the processed white grains that lack fibre.

Reducing refined dietary carbohydrates like white grains, flours and sugars is a good strategy for reducing triglyceride levels and reducing heart disease risk.

The tree is embellished with black and white grain sack ribbon, eucalyptus, silver and red ornaments, wood block prints and corrugated metal framed family photos.

Tapeworms are some of the most visible worms and appear as off white grains of rice in the dogs stool or on the coat or skin.

One indicator that your cat has a tapeworm infestation is when there are white grains which look similar to rice around the cat's anus.

Montezuma beaches are known for their azure blue waters and soft, sandy white grains beneath your feet.

(brown rice, wheat pasta, wheat tortillas, wheat bread, etc.) If you love white grains, enjoy it for one meal a day and you are still meeting the guideline.

Many are heirloom varietals, nutritionally superior to refined white grains, and each has its own distinct taste, texture, shape, and color.

The oil forms a protective layer around the white grains during boiling — and sautéing lends the rice deliciously toasty flavor.

Recently, US farmers have begun producing sorghum hybrids that are a white grain, known as «food grade» sorghum.

This means that delish pasta dish, made with plain, white grains won't measure up.

In a series of articles in the Journal of Evolutionary Biology and other journals, Olsen, postdoctoral researcher Cindy Vigueira, and their colleagues have shown that different mutations of the same genes underlie the loss of shattering, and the straw - colored hulls and white grains of both Asian and African cultivated rice.

The raised bumps on the white grain represent the sites of insertion for the sea urchin's spines.

When they head home carrying the white grains, Sosa - Calvo can see them well enough to follow.

Cutting out all white grain products — such as white rice, spaghetti, sandwich rolls — will instantly slim you down because the simple carbs in these foods cause bloating, especially around your belly.

Signs of fleas for both dogs and cats include droppings (small, dark grains) in coats, flea eggs (minute, white grains), persistent scratching or licking, irritated skin, hair loss, scabs and pale gums.