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Significados de rancidification em inglês

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Conversion of fats and oils into foul-tasting or -smelling substances.

rancificação
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Examples for "rancid"
Examples for "rancid"
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An animal odor and a stench of rancid oil pervaded the place.
Fruitfulness
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If it is rancid, it should not be used in salad dressing.
School and Home Cooking
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Where once gentility abode was now but a rancid and rude incontinence.
Roads of Destiny
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Like eggs left too long in the sun, like meat gone rancid.
Ice Like Fire
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It's a pretty rancid performance for the nation of Shakespeare and Newton.
The Guardian
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A slight rancidity is part of the flavor of a traditional confit.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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Fatty fish are usually smoked, or salt-cured in closed containers to minimize rancidity.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
3
The problem is bacterial spoilage or rancidity or both.
The Perdue Chicken Cookbook
4
Both canola and safflower oil are inexpensive; however, canola should be refrigerated to guard against rancidity.
The new atkins for a new you: the ultimate diet for shedding wei...
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Not only does it vary much in freedom from acid and rancidity, but is frequently adulterated.
The Chemistry of Food and Nutrition
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Store in the fridge to stop the linseeds going rancid.
Radio NZ
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It can last for two years before going rancid.
News.com.au
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He sniffed the contents of the cup as if he thought it was going rancid.
The Slab
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So you then end up with water being left on the field going rancid for longer.
The Guardian
Translations for rancidification
português
rancificação