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How are protists used in foods?
cheese, sour cream, other dairy products and seawed,tea,some types of icecream,toothpaste,and yougurt
How do people use protists for in their everyday lives?
People use protists for various purposes in everyday life, such as in the production of food like bread, yogurt, and beer. Some protists are also used in research for studying genetics and disease. Additionally, certain protists are used in wastewater treatment to help break down organic matter.
What are some common toiletries you should bring on vacation?
When one is going on vacation it is important to remember to bring the essential toiletries. Some of these include shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, toothpaste and toothbrush, body lotions, soap and shaving cream.
What lotions start with letter N?
Neutrogena hand cream
How do you make home and zit cream?
use toothpaste. it works on breakouts.
A common ingredient in ice cream and toothpaste carrageenan is an extract of what?
Seaweed
What are some protists household items?
Protists include algae and can be found in choc milk, coffee creamer,cottage cheese, frozen yogurt, pudding, sour cream whipping cream, hair conditioner,brownie mix, relishes salad dressings, gravies, ice cream, margarine and facial creams.Protists include algae and can be found in choc milk, coffee creamer,cottage cheese, frozen yogurt, pudding, sour cream whipping cream, hair conditioner,brownie mix, relishes salad dressings, gravies, ice cream, margarine and facial creams.
What is one food made from a protist?
A food made by a protists is ice cream
Helpful protists produce oxygen and thickens ice cream and pudding?
YES
What are the household uses of spearmint?
Commonly used in culinary preparations as a seasoning. Mints are also used to flavor candy, toothpaste, antacid medicines, chewing gum, shaving cream, liqueurs, and even cigarettes.
What things you use has plant like protists in them?
I know ice cream and conditioner but that's it.
Butter toothpaste paint whipped cream and fog are all colloids?
yes
