Examples of foods that meet all kinds of tastes of all classes are ready meals, fast-food, and other foods made of hydrogenated fats, such as
margarine, vegetable creams, biscuits, ice creams, chocolates, chips, etc.
Despite the overall negative results, researchers did find there was a reduction in repeat heart attacks and other cardiovascular events in women who took ALA
margarine, although this was not statistically significant.
Van Dijk's
margarine & frying fats business focuses chiefly on private label products for the retail and catering sectors.
Van Dijk's
margarine & fat business focuses chiefly on private label products for the retail and catering sector.
Six combinations were placed between 1 and 2 on the scale of substitutability, which means that they are perceived as substitutes (blended spread/low-fat
margarine, butter/margarine, butter/low-fat
margarine, margarine/low-fat
margarine, margarine/blended spread, and butter/blended spread).
The divestment covered the
margarine business in Finland and Poland.
In Quebec the powerful dairy lobby persuaded the government to ban
margarine altogether and it was not until 1961 that it became available in the province.
Repeat layers and put a final layer of breadcrumbs on the top dotted with
margarine. Mix the juice of the lemon with a teacupful of water and pour over the pudding.
She found that children eating
margarine daily have "significantly lower intelligence scores".
A[cedilla] Gradually add this mixture to the
margarine mixture.
The addition of canola and sunflower
margarines increased the P/S ratio in both instances, the effect of sunflower
margarine being quite marked--the P/S ratio increasing threefold.
Ironically,
margarine was invented in France, the most butter-loving country on earth.
