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  • noun Plural form of snackfood.

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Examples

  • Still, it gives us more motivation to cook high-sugar high-calorie snackfoods.

    Haircut and chocolate mouse262 2006

  • These are used alone for products such as salt, rice, pasta products and spices or to provide protection against mechanical damage, or for inner plastic or paper bags containing a wide range of foods such as cereal products, snackfoods, coffee and confectionery.

    3 Packaging materials 1982

  • Many snackfoods are produced by small-scale entrepreneurs for immediate consumption as 'streetfoods' and these are rarely packaged except for a container to hold the pieces together and keep them clean.

    2 Types of food and prevention of deterioration 1982

  • Others snackfoods are sold in packets with an expected shelf life of a few days to several weeks.

    2 Types of food and prevention of deterioration 1982

  • Examples include any low-acid canned foods (for example, canned meats, fish, vegetables, milk), hot-extruded snackfoods, carbonated (fizzy) drinks, homogenized or UHT (Ultra-Heat Treated) milk, solvent-extracted cooking oils and irradiated foods (the last is not legal in some countries).

    2 Types of food and prevention of deterioration 1982

  • The food also becomes softer and the change in texture may also be seen as spoilage in some foods (for example snackfoods and biscuits).

    2 Types of food and prevention of deterioration 1982

  • Lack of excercise, excessive sedentary activities and lotsa scrumdiddlyumpshus crap snackfoods.

    AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed 2010

  • We've compiled endless TV homages to all that has passed in the fields of pop music, telly, adverts on telly, people on telly and discontinued snackfoods.

    unknown title 2009

  • We've compiled endless TV homages to all that has passed in the fields of pop music, telly, adverts on telly, people on telly and discontinued snackfoods.

    unknown title 2009

  • Lack of excercise, excessive sedentary activities and lotsa scrumdiddlyumpshus crap snackfoods.

    AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed Brad Reed, AlterNet 2009

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