Definition of flavoring
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Examples of flavoring in a Sentence
We used ginger and other natural flavorings.
soup made with beef flavoring
Recent Examples of flavoring from the Web
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The resulting sweetness, which also comes from candied carrots and a bit of orange flavoring, proved pleasant.
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McCoy uses New York Distilling Company’s Dorothy Parker Gin in the mixed drink because gin, with no added flavoring, is considered kosher.
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Which brings us to imitation vanilla flavoring, and a discussion about heat.
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Then flavorings, which in the eyes of the public now could be seen as an equally important health hazard.
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Using a gram scale that is accurate to the tenth of a gram, such as the Bonavita coffee scale, measure out any flavorings that might extract quickly and add them to the liquor in a wide-mouth jar.
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Due to seasonings and flavorings, most beef jerky is also high in FODMAPs.
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Ingredients included beef bones, tomatoes, organic vegetables and herbs (onion, carrot, garlic, parsley, thyme), sea salt, bay leaves, and black pepper, and any flavoring was subtle and not overpowering.
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And the elimination of any preservatives or flavorings is always a plus.
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First Known Use of flavoring
1845
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Definition of flavoring for English Language Learners
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: a substance that is added to a food or drink to give it a desired taste
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