unbleached
Britishadjective
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I prefer unbleached flour when dealing with those types of yeasts.
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Get 800 cones in pink, light purple or unbleached, and keep your cannabis closet well stocked.
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In a heating experiment, the team determined that both thermally stressed and bleached coral exude a different composition of organic matter in response to thermal stress as compared to unbleached coral.
From Science Daily
The researchers used five flours that included gluten: unbleached all-purpose flour, red turkey wheat, emmer, rye and einkorn; and five gluten-free flours: teff, millet, sorghum, buckwheat and amaranth.
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Hazmat workers moved in to test the substance and found that it was unbleached flour.
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