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string

(string),

A slender cord or cordlike structure.

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This includes the production of processed cheese - such as cheese on pizzas and cheese slices - to produce the right level of "melt" or "stringiness".

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For the past four years I've grown Achievement Merit from seed and they're delicious - long and thin with not a hint of stringiness.

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Stringhalt, also called stringiness or crampiness, is considered an unsoundness.

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Using the instrument, stringiness, filament breakup time, and extensional viscosity can be quantified to quickly optimize fluid formulations.

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Innovative attachments, including forward and back extrusion cells, craft knife blades and tensile grips, can be used to assess characteristics such as hardness, stickiness and stringiness.

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These include the stringiness of mozzarella for pizzas, restricted melt, sharp flavor profiles and controlled browning.

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They are looking at: the cheeses' chemical and physical makeup to learn how these properties relate to flavor; texture, such as chewiness and stringiness; and function, such as the ability to melt or be sliced.