Definition of full-cream in English:

full-cream

adjective

British

(of milk) unskimmed.
Example sentencesExamples
- Properly made with full-cream milk, a few lumps of butter floating on the top, a powdering of nutmeg and slowly cooked it is delicious - and even better served cold the next day.
- I examined all the milks carefully, wondering whether to buy full-cream, low fat or non-fat.
- Why, the fat content of full-cream milk is only 5 per cent at the very most.
- To use an unusual analogy, it feels like we're emerging from an era of skinny milk into one of full-cream.
- Since Namibia Dairies have launched their Nammilk Premium product, a full-cream milk with extended shelf life, in October last year, it has become a very popular item with Namibian consumers.
- It might be different in other countries but here I found that skimmed milk has three times the salt in it than does full-cream milk.
- When I was trying to gain size, I'd drink a liter of full-cream milk and eat a whole chicken and half a loaf of bread for a meal.
- A recent study by a group of scientists at Monash University found that people who consumed full-cream milk were 34% less likely to suffer from asthma than those who drink the light or low fat alternatives.
- Daily portions of full-cream milk, butter and brown bread were found to be associated with lower rates of asthma and wheezing.
- All families with children under two years old (for whom full-cream milk is recommended) could also be provided with full-cream milk vouchers worth £1 a week.
- Fruit, cakes, biscuits, sandwiches filled with exotic spreads reminiscent of their supposed origins and breakfast cereals smothered in rich full-cream milk.
- The health revolution continued: full-cream milk gave way to semi - skimmed, to the extent that in Adelaide you'd be hard-pressed to find anything else.
- I think it has something to do with the lovely lady who presses you to take more barley sugars and stickers, and full-cream milk instead of calci-trim girl milk.
- One example is one liter of full-cream milk, one egg-yolk, one level soup spoon of glucose.
- One company seals the glass vials with nitrogen and another packs them in full-cream powdered milk to deactivate the fumes if the glass breaks during delivery.

单词	full-cream
释义	Definition of full-cream in English: full-cream adjective British (of milk) unskimmed. Example sentencesExamples Properly made with full-cream milk, a few lumps of butter floating on the top, a powdering of nutmeg and slowly cooked it is delicious - and even better served cold the next day. I examined all the milks carefully, wondering whether to buy full-cream, low fat or non-fat. Why, the fat content of full-cream milk is only 5 per cent at the very most. To use an unusual analogy, it feels like we're emerging from an era of skinny milk into one of full-cream. Since Namibia Dairies have launched their Nammilk Premium product, a full-cream milk with extended shelf life, in October last year, it has become a very popular item with Namibian consumers. It might be different in other countries but here I found that skimmed milk has three times the salt in it than does full-cream milk. When I was trying to gain size, I'd drink a liter of full-cream milk and eat a whole chicken and half a loaf of bread for a meal. A recent study by a group of scientists at Monash University found that people who consumed full-cream milk were 34% less likely to suffer from asthma than those who drink the light or low fat alternatives. Daily portions of full-cream milk, butter and brown bread were found to be associated with lower rates of asthma and wheezing. All families with children under two years old (for whom full-cream milk is recommended) could also be provided with full-cream milk vouchers worth £1 a week. Fruit, cakes, biscuits, sandwiches filled with exotic spreads reminiscent of their supposed origins and breakfast cereals smothered in rich full-cream milk. The health revolution continued: full-cream milk gave way to semi - skimmed, to the extent that in Adelaide you'd be hard-pressed to find anything else. I think it has something to do with the lovely lady who presses you to take more barley sugars and stickers, and full-cream milk instead of calci-trim girl milk. One example is one liter of full-cream milk, one egg-yolk, one level soup spoon of glucose. One company seals the glass vials with nitrogen and another packs them in full-cream powdered milk to deactivate the fumes if the glass breaks during delivery.
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