- fine
filigree foil sheet of pure metal,
typically silver but
sometimes gold, used to
decorate South Asian sweets and food. The
silver and gold are edible...
-
foil lid
indicating the
milkfat content.
Whole milk had
plain silver foil, semi-skimmed milk had
silver foil with red
stripes and
skimmed milk
silver...
-
implanted with
silver foil or
injected with
colloidal silver have been
observed to
develop localised tumours.
Parenterally admistered colloidal silver causes...
- po****rly
known as Ginkaku, the "
Silver Pavilion,"
because of the
initial plans to
cover its
exterior in
silver foil, but this
familiar nickname dates...
- rhombus-shaped pieces. The
pieces are
usually decorated with
edible silver foil. The
finished sweet is
usually white or
yellow in
color depending on...
- England, on the reverse. As an
additional security feature,
these notes had a
foil patch on the front. The E
revision series did not have a £50 note. The 2011...
- Cathedral,
where Austen is buried, is
depicted in gold
foil on the
front of the note and
silver on the back. The note with
serial number AA01001817 was...
- with
almond bits
covered in a thin
layer of chocolate, and
wrapped in a
silver foil-like wrapper. It is
comparable to a 3
Musketeers bar in
appearance but...
-
silver foil, zinc
foil, and paper. Alternatively,
discs of "
silver paper" (paper with a thin
layer of zinc on one side)
gilded on one side or
silver paper...
-
manufacturers started selling Hanukkah-themed
chocolate coins wrapped in gold or
silver foil, as a
substitute or
supplement to real
money gifts.
Rabbi A. P. Bloch...