Significats de much starch en anglès

I was eating too much sweet stuff and entirely too much starch-especiallystarch.

Rice, which contains much starch, digests in a short time.

Reckon I'd lost near as much starch as Trudy.

It will be seen that the grains contain much starch, a little fat, and considerable protein.

Too much starch causes acidity and hardening.

He went dry for thirty-six hours, eating as much starch and drinking as much water as was humanly possible.

Too much starch, he thought.

The degree of retrogradation is slightly different in each rice, depending on how much starch is in the rice.

Weight for weight, white bread is not as valuable as whole wheat bread, though it contains as much starch.

Tubers, containing much starch.

In very young vegetables the cellulose is delicate and, if young vegetables do not contain much starch, they may be eaten raw.

The baby's bones, which should be very soft, flexible and yielding at birth, will become too hard if much starch is eaten.

She says she hates her aunt because she'd have won a race too if she hadn't had so much starch in her petticoats.

Many mothers give baby potato, etc., at this period; this is bad, as potato is hard to digest on account of having so much starch.

Foods containing much starch, as potatoes and rice, may ordinarily be taken in greater quantities than foods containing much protein, such as meats and nuts.

"There is too much starch and dignity at that table to suit me, any way," he remarked.