-
reheat them, or use them as
ingredients to make a new dish. At restaurants,
uneaten food from
meals is
sometimes taken by
diners for
later consumption. In...
-
Between six and ten
million French fled,
sometimes so
quickly that they left
uneaten meals on tables, even
while officials stated that
there was no need to...
- leftovers or
leftover in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Leftovers are the
uneaten edible remains of a hot or cold meal.
Leftovers or The
Leftovers may also...
-
baseball term for a hit that goes over the left-fielder's head,
rather than
uneaten food
saved for a
later meal as in English—or famikon, ファミコン, from "family...
- to the
meaning of the sentence: The
vegetables that
people often leave uneaten are
usually the most nutritious. The word "vegetables" is non-specific...
- man-eater, a po****r
local warning says he
often leaves his victims'
corpses uneaten. In
Capturing the
Killer Croc,
Patrice Faye and
other scientists attempted...
- The
causes of food
going uneaten are
numerous and
occur throughout the food system,
during production, processing, distribution,
retail and food service...
- yellow. Left at room temperature,
Galia keeps well, but
after cutting,
uneaten pieces should be
wrapped and
refrigerated to
preserve flavor. They are...
- 2019). "Energy
Embedded in Food Loss
Management and in the
Production of
Uneaten Food: S****ing a
Sustainable Pathway". Energies. 12 (4): 767. doi:10.3390/en12040767...
- point.
These stores serve as a
cache so that the
shrike can
return to the
uneaten portions at a
later time. The
primary function of con****uously impaling...
