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How can I improve my delivery when giving a speech?
Being prepared is key when giving a speech. Practice giving the speech to the mirror or in front of a friend so that you're forced to do it before you...
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What kind of snacks should I have if I can't eat wheat or flour?
Dried fruit, nuts, peanuts, chocolate chips, beef jerky--many non-perishable portable foods don't have wheat! Many granola bar companies are gluten-free as well.
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How much wheat germ replaces how much flour?
The recommended maximum daily intake of wheat germ is one tablespoon, so add one tablespoon to 1/2 cup–1 cup of flour.
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Should stabilized wheat germ be refrigerated?
Many containers of wheat germ say to refrigerate after opening, so it couldn't hurt.
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Where can I purchase wheat germ?
Many health food stores have it.
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What are the steps to grow a wheat plant from sowing until storage?
Sow the seeds in autumn, wheat sprouts in spring. Stems grow to 1 m in April, ears appear in June. When ears bend toward the ground, you can harvest. Spread...
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How many seed per hole, and does wheat till just like rice?
You have to plant one seed each inch. The wheat is not like rice: the stems are wider and the ears are rigid.
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How to substitute whole spelt all purpose flour for wheat flour?
While it's great for hearty breads and muffins, it may not be the best choice for cakes and other light pastries. Don't forget to add a leavening agent if you're...
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Method 2, Step 3, has a green check mark next to a label that is clearly not 100% Whole Wheat. The third ingredient is Unbleached Wheat Flour, which is not Whole Wheat Flour. Is this right?
Many products will use both whole wheat and unbleached wheat flour. It can be labeled whole wheat if it is not 100% whole wheat. The article was suggesting that the...
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How can nose hair even begin to act as dust, germ, or pollen filters? They are far too large and widely spaced to ever filter microscopic particles.
They are aided by the mucus in your nose which traps dust, germs, and pollen until you sneeze or blow them out. There is such a large number of hairs...
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