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Is a spice and a specimen one thing?
No. A specimen is a sample of something. A spice is a flavoring.
What is a flavoring or seasoning with the word ice in it?
Spice
What is the spice in red hots?
Cinnamon flavoring.
What is the synonym for herb?
seasoning, flavoring, spice, medicine
Can you name a spice or flavoring that is good for your health?
garlic
How do you make butter flavored shortEning?
To make butter-flavored shortening, you can mix solid vegetable shortening with butter flavoring or extract. Start with a ratio of about 1 cup of shortening to 1-2 teaspoons of butter flavoring, adjusting to taste. Blend them together until smooth and well combined. This mixture can be used in baking recipes that require shortening, providing a buttery flavor without using actual butter.
What white kitchen spice that is not salt but is fine like cornstarch or baking soda is or once was popularly used as a popcorn flavoring?
It could be "white cheddar" popcorn flavoring.
What is cardoman?
Cardoman, properly spelled cardomom, is used as a flavoring in both food and drink, as a cooking spice and as a medicine
Is salt a flavoring Is salt a spice?
Salt is mostly known as a mineral. Some people say that salt is a mineral and not a spice. In actuality salt can be used to flavor food; therefore it is indeed also a spice. Hope this helps to answer your question. :)
What are the examples of spice crops?
used as a flavoring on food and it is one of the ingridients in making softdrinks and its aroma can also be used as an ingridient in perfume or cologne.
Can you use a substitute for butter flavoring?
Yes you can. You can use any flavor you wish but sometimes you probably should just use the flavoring suggesting but it's totally up to you. That's what wee do when we make frosting for my cakes. I am a cake decorator and we substitute flavors depending on the flavor of the cake.
What is the synony ms of spice?
Synonyms for "spice" include "seasoning," "flavoring," "condiment," and "herb." These terms refer to substances used to enhance the taste or aroma of food. Depending on the context, "spice" can also imply excitement or interest, with synonyms like "zest" or "flair."
