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grains

[greynz] / greɪnz /


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They’ve stood the longtime food pyramid on its pointy head, instead promoting lots of meat and whole milk foods over a healthier diet grounded in whole grains and vegetables.

From Los Angeles Times

In addition to gaseous compounds, the team found large quantities of solid materials, including carbon-rich grains and water ices.

From Science Daily

It contains a mix of naturally occurring probiotic bacteria and yeasts created during the traditional fermentation of goat's milk with live kefir grains.

From Science Daily

Fiber-rich whole grains like oats are now at the bottom of the chart.

From Barron's

Sub-hunting is difficult in part because seas are vast: If the Arctic Ocean were rescaled to the volume of Russia’s largest submarine, that same submarine would be the size of a couple grains of sand.

From The Wall Street Journal