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beef extract

American  

noun

  1. a soluble paste of beef or beef blood extracts.


Example Sentences

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Worn-out attendees could pep themselves up with a cup of the hot beef extract, which had a display stall at the convention.

From BBC

Other lies were totally legal: The beef extract Bovril was marketing itself in U.S. newspapers as a potential cure for the flu, noting that “its bodybuilding powers were … needed to fight the influenza epidemic.”

From Slate

Much like Fortnum & Mason’s Beef Extract spread, it’s simply moreish.

From The Guardian

He pioneered nutritional science and invented beef extract.

From BBC

It’s also why Marmite costs more, although, given that Marmite tastes like a sweaty crotch mixed with beef extract, I can live with that.

From The Guardian