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A "plup" is a term that can refer to a type of fruit puree, often used in recipes or as a component in desserts. It's commonly associated with the process of blending fruits to create a smooth, thick consistency. The term may also be used informally in various contexts, but specific meanings can vary depending on regional usage or culinary applications.
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What is the white stuff in an apple called?
the plup
Could china beat Russia to a bloody plup?
Lol.. YES! The only that could beat china or at least is evenly matched to china is the US!
The meaning of jamaica's slogan?
"Out of Many One People" This means that out of the different races such as English, Chinese, Syrians etc. we are all one.We are all united.One Race.
How do you open the air filter enough to remove the filter of a 2003 Montana after opening the two latches?
ACTUALLY, IT'S NOT THAT DIFFICULT...FOLLOW THE AIR INTAKE TOWARD THE ENGINE WHERE YOU WILL FIND ANOTHER HOSE CLAMP. lOOSEN THE CLAMP AND REMOVE THE ELECTRICAL PLUP AND VACUUM HOSE. THIS WILL PROVIDE FOR ENOUGH ROOM TO CHANGE THE AIR FILTER.
How do you take out spark plug for 94 grand am?
To take the spark plugs out you need to gtake the passenger side front wheel off and go through the access hole where the outer tie rod comes out. take spark plup wires off and put spark plug socket on and a extension. then use a universal to run extensions up to the top of the engine...
How is glassine made?
Glassine is a paper product made to be resistant to grease, air, and water. It is made through a process called calendering. Glassine is made by breaking down paper pulp fibers. This beaten pulp is then squeezed into molds and set to dry into sheets. These sheets are then rolled through hot rollers. This is calendering. Calendering makes the plup fibers in the sheet lie flat and in the same direction. Glassine is known as supercalendered paper. This is because it goes tough the calendering process multiple times. The final product is a extreamly smooth paper which can be used as barrier protection from many kinds of gease, air, and liquids.
