| They make a huge range of PVC-based plastics more pliable and durable and improve the spreadability of antiperspirants, soaps and face creams. |
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| Gums help low-fat cheese products retain their shape, cuttability, melting characteristics, spreadability and moisture retention. |
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| Because butter is so firm when first removed from the refrigerator, it is sometimes whipped to improve spreadability. |
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| At the heart of the move away from curved croissants is the spreadability factor. |
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| His son Michele was driven by the same obsession with greater spreadability. |
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| Conversion of sensory tests to objective values: Important test criteria such as freshness, crispiness, spreadability are determined objectively. |
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| Ciauscolo' is known for its unique spreadability, which clearly distinguishes it from other sausages. |
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| Here it may be the case that the great convenience offered by immediate spreadability from the fridge is insufficiently well known. |
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| If you are in any doubt about the spreadability of the fertiliser type, please contact the factory. |
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| These factors have a crucial impact on the spreadability of the fertiliser. |
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| On top of this for fertilisers, whose origin is unknown and its spreadability uncertain, there is the also the AMAZONE ⤽fertiliser serviceâ¤. |
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| Thanks to its extremely low thermal resistance as well as excellent pliability and spreadability, NT-H1 achieves outstanding results. |
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| Extenders or fillers are sometimes added to paint to increase its spreadability and strength. |
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| Offers excellent spreadability and confers a conditioned after-feel to the skin. |
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| However, wax greatly reduced the spreadability of floss which picks up plaque. |
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| It is a polyfunctional product, with qualities for spreadability and skin absorption. |
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| Starring orange marmalade, orange-blossom honey and orange zest, Philly ensures spreadability and creaminess. |
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| Consistency involves the following features: firmness and spreadability. |
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| Another ingredient n the cream is an extremely finely distributed emulsion made from blackcurrant seed oil, which ensures excellent spreadability. |
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