tapioca

(2012) observaram umidade de equilibrio de 0,17g [H.sub.2]O [g.sup.-1] MS para farinha de tapioca; o mesmo valor observado para a farinha de Santa Izabel.

The name "bubble tea" itself likely comes from the bubbles made in the cup when shaken, and not from the tapioca balls themselves.

To examine the socio-economic characteristics and the problems faced by the Tapioca growers.

These rating weaknesses are partially offset by Spac's adequate operating capabilities and the promoters' extensive experience in the tapioca starch business.

The tapioca tuber was processed at SPAC Tapioca Ltd.

(2) place one tablespoon of tapioca flour into the neck of the lower funnel (wide part facing upwards);

The tapioca starch factory currently emits methane into the air without any restrictions.

Eventually, someone added marble-sized tapioca pearls to the mix, which also looked like bubbles, and the term "bubble tea" was born.

introduces Expandex modified tapioca starch and the Maizing bakery mix line for use in gluten-free bakery applications.

The trucks, loaded with sugar cane, tapioca and fruit, are brought to a halt by one elephant blocking the road.

Conveniently for the elephants, this is also the time when hundreds of trucks rumble along the nine-mile road, laden with newly-harvested tapioca and sugar cane - particular pachyderm favourites.

Among the operational areas will be Lampung as a center for cassava and tapioca processing business, South Sulawesi as a production center for charcoal, corn, cacao and coffee.

TAPIOCA, the slimy pudding dish known as 'frogspawn' by generations of children, is our most hated school dinner, a survey out today reveals.

retailers are turning to new biodegradable shopping bags made with tapioca starch.