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beef extract

noun

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



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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.

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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.”

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

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He pioneered nutritional science and invented beef extract.

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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.

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