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Classmate Dry Wipes
We have teamed up with a leading manufacturer to develop these good value, Classmates, high quality dry wipes. Suitable for a variety of uses, including patient care and general cleaningPolyviscose material42gsmPack of 100
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Art Trolley - Dry
Using a unique trolley frame, baskets and trays, we have put together an Art Trolley for "Dry" items within the art room.Designed for "Dry" products like pens and pencils pots, fabrics, collage materials, wax crayons and paper.
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Shropshire Cheese And Wine Tour For Two
Wine Tasting Experience Days: Take a tour of this delightful Shropshire vineyard, and learn a little bit more about the work - and love - that goes into every bottle of wine! This is a great gift for wine lovers, and a truly lovely way to spend an afternoon in the gorgeous Shropshire countryside. The experience begins with with a warm welcome from your guide, who will tell you all about the rich and fascinating history of the site and surrounding area from the Bronze Age through to Medieval and Roman times, and up until today. After this you will head off on your tour of the vineyard to see how the estate is grown and harvested. Your guide will answer any questions you have, and you will get a great insight into the work that goes on at the vineyard. Once the vineyard tour has finished, you'll head back inside to relax and enjoy a wine tasting experience, learning how to taste wine, accompanied by a delicious sharing platter of complementary local cheeses with bread and crackers. At the end of the experience, you'll get to relax with a lovely glass of wine created by the vineyard's award-winning contracted winery to enjoy before you head home!
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Full Day English Wine And Cheese Tour
Wine Tasting Experience Days: There really is no better combination than Wine and Cheese, and this full-day tour will take you on a journey like no other. Visit some of the best places in southern England, and sample a variety of delicious wines and cheeses along the way. The tour departs from London Bridge. You and your fellow wine-tasters will board the luxury coach where the English Wine Expert Tour Guide will teach you all about English Wines, as you head firstly to the first Vineyard of the day. Upon arrival you'll experience guided wine tasting in the vines. Once back onboard the coach, you'll be taken to your second stop of the day (Chapel Down Winery). Over the next two hours you'll experience more guided wine tasting in the herb garden, shopping in the foody heaven that is Chapel Down Shop and a delicious picnic lunch. Once you have drunk and eaten to your heart's content, you'll hop back on the bus and head over to Silcocks Farm. Here, you'll taste six different English wines - paired with a selection of six English cheeses - in the company of a professional pairing 'Guru'! The tour will then conclude back at London Bridge. The Full Day English Wine And Cheese Tour is an excellent way to spend time with family or friends, and makes an ideal gift for any foodie. Whether you're shopping for a Birthday, Anniversary or Engagement gift - you can't go wrong with Cheese and Wine! *Please specify any dietary requirements in advance
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How can I tell from the label whether an Italian wine is semi-dry or dry?
To determine if an Italian wine is semi-dry or dry, you can look at the label for key terms. Wines labeled as "secco" or "asciutto" typically indicate a dry wine, while terms like "amabile" or "abboccato" suggest a semi-dry or off-dry wine. Additionally, the alcohol content can also give you a clue - dry wines usually have a higher alcohol content compared to semi-dry wines. If you are unsure, you can always ask a wine expert or the producer for more information.
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How can I tell from the label if an Italian wine is semi-dry or dry?
To determine if an Italian wine is semi-dry or dry, you can look at the label for clues such as the grape variety used. Grapes like Pinot Grigio, Chianti, or Barolo are typically associated with dry wines, while Moscato or Lambrusco are often used for semi-dry or sweet wines. Additionally, the region where the wine is produced can also give you an indication of its sweetness level. Wines from regions like Piedmont or Tuscany are more likely to be dry, while wines from regions like Asti or Emilia-Romagna may be semi-dry or sweet.
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What is dry wine?
Dry wine is a type of wine that has very little residual sugar, meaning it is not sweet. The fermentation process converts the sugar in the grapes into alcohol, resulting in a wine that is more acidic and less sweet. Dry wines are often described as crisp, refreshing, and can range from light-bodied to full-bodied, depending on the grape variety and winemaking techniques used.
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What is dry cheese?
Dry cheese refers to cheese that has a low moisture content, typically less than 40%. This type of cheese is firmer and more crumbly in texture compared to moist cheeses. Dry cheeses are often aged for longer periods of time, which helps develop their flavor and texture. Examples of dry cheeses include Parmesan, Pecorino Romano, and aged Cheddar.
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Cheese and Wine Pairing Evening in Yorkshire
Wine Tasting Experience Days: Indulge in a variety of premium wines and cheeses during this unique pairing evening in Yorkshire! For this decadent experience you can choose from two venues in key Yorkshire locations: Leeds, Sheffield or York. In Leeds, the experience takes place at the stunning Radisson Blu hotel, which contains many original art-deco features and is a short 5-minute walk from the train station. The York experience is run at the Hotel Du Vin, a 200 year-old former orphanage, five minutes from the central train station. The Sheffield venue is the centrally-located Showroom Cinema and Workstation. On arrival at your chosen venue, you will be greeted by the wine educator and meet the rest of the group. Throughout the session you'll taste a variety of premium wines, learning the correct tasting techniques and the processes that go into making each wine. As well as identifying the subtle flavours in each glass, you'll also learn how about cheese pairings. The combinations will vary depending on when you book, but past tastings have included Rioja Blanco and Comte, Mendoza Malbec and Kileen, and Premier Cru Champagne and Langres. At the end of the evening you'll have amassed a range of new skills and knowledge that you can take home and impress your friends with!With a choice of key locations in Yorkshire, this experience makes a great gift for those visiting the area, or those who simply love wine and cheese!
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Music Dry Wipe Boards
Class pack of A4 music whiteboards. Contains 30 A4 pupil boards and 1 freestanding A3 teacher board. Perfect for independent or group work.
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Numatic Charles Vacuum Cleaner Wet & Dry 1060W 15L Dry 9L Wet 9Kg
Charles CVC370 vacuum cleaner can provide wet or dry cleaning, with two nozzles one for wet and one for dry.
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Gourmet Lunch and Wine Pairing Bus Journey in London
Gourmet Journeys Experience Days: Climb aboard a luxury sightseeing bus for a one-of-a-kind gourmet journey through London! You’ll enjoy an expertly prepared 4 course meal with drinks while you gaze out the 360 panoramic windows at the famous sights of the capital. Your experience begins at Victoria Coach Station, where your luxurious vehicle for the journey ahead awaits. Once you’ve been shown to your seat, all that’s left to do is sit back, relax, and wait for the journey to begin. As you set off, you’ll have an unparalleled view of London’s famous sights, thanks to the specifically designed 360 panoramic windows, which curve up and across the ceiling for optimal sightseeing. You’ll be served a 4-course, gourmet meal from the onboard kitchen, paired with 2 glasses of wine, mineral water and your choice of tea or coffee. The food will vary from month to month, but you can expect a menu of gourmet dishes, prepared by professional chefs using fresh, seasonal ingredients. Sightseeing doesn’t get much better than this!This Gourmet Lunch Bus Journey in London makes a unique experience gift for the foodie in your life, and is a fun addition to a trip to London!
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Can cats eat dry pasta?
Cats can technically eat small amounts of plain, cooked pasta as an occasional treat, but it should not be a regular part of their diet. Dry pasta, on the other hand, is not recommended for cats to eat as it can be difficult for them to digest and may cause gastrointestinal issues. It's important to remember that a cat's primary diet should consist of high-quality cat food that provides all the necessary nutrients for their health.
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How do you dry pasta?
To dry pasta, first, lay the freshly made pasta on a clean, dry surface such as a drying rack or a clean kitchen towel. Make sure to separate the strands or pieces of pasta to allow for even drying. Let the pasta air dry for at least 12-24 hours, or until it is completely dry and firm to the touch. Once dried, the pasta can be stored in an airtight container for future use.
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When is a wine considered dry, semi-dry, or sweet?
A wine is considered dry when it contains very little residual sugar, typically less than 10 grams per liter. Semi-dry wines have a slightly higher sugar content, usually between 10-35 grams per liter, giving them a hint of sweetness without being overly sweet. Sweet wines, on the other hand, have a higher residual sugar content, usually over 35 grams per liter, resulting in a noticeably sweet taste on the palate. These terms are used to describe the perceived sweetness of the wine and can vary depending on the individual's taste preferences.
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Do you sometimes eat dry pasta?
No, I do not eat dry pasta. Dry pasta is meant to be cooked before consuming, as it is hard and not easily digestible in its uncooked form. Cooking pasta allows it to absorb water and become soft, making it easier to chew and digest. Eating dry pasta can also be a choking hazard.
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