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Mangoes

Mango and papaya are tropical fmits available in limited supply as concentrated juices or purees. Available single-strength purees include guava, banana, kiwifruit, lulo, soursop, and umbu (24). The international market for tropical fmit drinks is in its infancy, but is expanding. Blends with more traditional juices such as orange and apple are some of the more successful drinks marketed. [Pg.574]

If Schiller s frozen margaritas are an honorable escape, the Sparkling Mango is a triumph. There are nights when you think you ll never drink again, and then you come upon a drink like it, a piece of exoticism whose simplicity is its surprise. [Pg.10]

Shaved coconut and diced fresh ripe mango... [Pg.85]

Place all the ingredients, except the coconut and mango, in a blender and blend at high speed for a short time. Strain into a chilled colada glass. Garnish with coconut and mango and serve with a straw. [Pg.85]

Sir Francis Drake, 90 Snack Bar Pitcher, The, 23 Sour, Kumquat, 147 Soudiside, 120 Sparkling Mango, 10 Stinger, That, 128 Stone Rose, The, 224 Strawberry Basil Margarita, 38... [Pg.226]

The Gimlet, 181 Jefferson Bloody Mary, 104 Long Island Iced Tea, 32 Martini Rossi Rosso, 59 Mello Jell-O Shot, 35 Minnesota Antifreeze, 48 The Pink Puppy, 48 Raspberry Caipiruska, 16 Red Snapper, 193 Shanghai Cosmo, 52 The Snack Bar Pitcher, 23 Sparkling Mango, 10 That Stinger, 128 Tablatini, 138 Titanic, 28 Town Plum, 215 The Vesper, 79 Way of the Dragon, 178 White Hot Martini, 198 Wolf s Royal Cream Soda, 113... [Pg.228]

Many authors assume that the reaction indeed proceeds in such a way, with the specification that the quasi-cyclobutane intermediate corresponds with a complex of cyclobutane with C4-symmetry (3, 13, 2%, 46, 49, 68-72). The role of the catalyst is described by these authors in terms of the forbidden-to-allowed concept of Mango and Schachtschneider 73, 74), in which the assumption is made that the formation of the cyclobutane complex is the result of a concerted fusion of two alkenes. In the following this will be considered in more detail. [Pg.145]

From the foregoing, however, it should not be concluded that the approach of Mango and Schachtschneider is appropriate for the understanding of the metathesis reaction. The main difficulty is the supposition that the metathesis is a concerted reaction. If the reaction is not concerted, it makes no sense, of course, to correlate directly the orbitals of the reactants with those of the products. Recently, non-concertedness has been proved probable for several similar reactions, which were formerly believed to be concerted. For instance, Cassar et al. (84) demonstrated that the Rh catalyzed valence isomerization of cubane to sj/w-tricyclooctadiene proceeds stepwise. They concluded that a metallocyclic intermediate is formed via an oxidative addition mechanism ... [Pg.148]

Molecular Orbital Symmetry Conservation in Transition Metal Catalysis Frank D. Mango... [Pg.426]

Mango fruits (Mangifera indica) were kept in carton boxes whose top surface was covered with either chitosan film or with low-density polyethylene (positive control) and stored at room temperature (27 1 °C at 65% RH). The CO2 and O2 levels measured on day 3 were 23-26% and 3-6%, and at the... [Pg.183]

Mangos, T.J. and Berger, R.G., Determination of major chlorophyll degradation products, Z. Lebensm. Unters. Forsh. A, 204, 345, 1997. [Pg.47]

Tomato, watermelon, pink grapefruit, papaya, guava, rose hip Carrot, apricot, mango, red pepper, kale, spinach, broccoli Carrot, collard green, pumpkin, corn, yellow pepper, cloudberry Kale, spinach, broccoli, pea, Brussels sprout, collard green, lettuce, corn, egg yolk... [Pg.52]

Mercadante, A.Z. and Rodriguez-Amaya, D.B., Effects of ripening, cultivar differences, and processing on the carotenoid composition of mango, J. Agric. Food Chem., 46, 128, 1998. [Pg.70]

In tropical and subtropical regions, fruits also contribute to the p-carotene supply. The mango, one of the most consumed tropical fruits, showed a wide range of carotenoids, especially p-carotene contents, depending on cultivar, plantation weather conditions, and degree of ripening (Table 4.2.1). Fresh fruits and pro-... [Pg.216]

Aside from isomerization, transformation of the 5,6-epoxy to the 5,8-furanoid group is a common alteration during heating treatments of carotenoids. Violaxanthin was found to be the major carotenoid in mangoes however, in commercially processed mango juice, violaxanthin was not detected while auroxanthin, not present in the... [Pg.230]


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