The pulp of this watermelon is too spongy.
The pulp of fruit is edible and tastes sweet and acidic.
These early cacao beverages were probably alcoholic brews, or beers, made from the fermented pulp of the cacao fruit.
The next phase is to scale up the manufacturing process, with the aim of making the material rather as you would convert wood-pulp to newsprint.
The pulp fiction style sold millions of books and remained popular for several decades before finally petering out from a glut of material and the changing tastes of readers.
Critics reviled the novel as unsophisticated pulp.
A banana is mainly pulp, except for its skin.
The investigation resulted in a ban on all citrus pulp imports to the EU from Brazil.
The pods are crushed and the beans and surrounding pulp extracted, fermented, then dried - either naturally by the sun or mechanically in a factory.
Libraries and book lending are a great green practices insofar as they encourage the use of Shared resources and cut down on crates of pressed tree pulp circulating the globe.
Apply papaya pulp on the skin.
This pulp is often used for products requiring less strength, such as paperboards and newsprint.
The fruit of this plant, having a hard, prickly rind and soft pulp with an offensive odor but a pleasant taste.
For many materials the process of turning them back into useful raw materials is straightforward: metals are shredded into pieces, paper is reduced to pulp and glass is crushed into cullet.
The pulp of mango tastes very sweet and soft.
The pulp and paper industry is in decline and the local mill offers only the occasional shift.
"Now this is the fun part," he says a few minutes later, holding it under the tap to wash away soggy paper pulp and reveal a clear plastic film.
The wood of such trees, used as a source of lumber, wood pulp, and tannic acid.
The current process is akin to making soup: food scientists puree the chilled but still living insects with an immersion mixer, pass the pulp through a sieve, and centrifuge what's left.
long pod containing small beans and sweetish edible pulp; used as animal feed and source of a chocolate substitute.
The pulp is full and flesh.
longan pulp | lungyen pulp
A thin film formed on the surface of the pulp.
Dioxins are unwanted by products of a wide range of manufacturing processes including smelting, chlorine bleaching of paper pulp and the manufacturing of some herbicides and pesticides.
The chips were exported mainly to Japan for making dissolved pulp and cellulose derivatives such as rayon, used in the textile industry.
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