Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Word of the Day
Sodium Citrate (noun) - trisodium salt; something your doctor can actually PRESCRIBE for you, if you can believe that, despite the fact that http://www.jtbaker.com/ reports it is HAZARDOUS. This preservative is an odorless white crystal in its natural form with a melting point of 302 degrees F. If you heat it to decomposition, which I doubt many people would do, unless putting it in their coffee, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide will form. Fabulous.
Word in a Sentence: In the fantasy novel Choices Meant for Gods, the cooks in Arcana's kitchen don't use preservatives such as Sodium Citrate, but you can find it in the Half & Half containers on any Perkins' table in the United States!
Your turn! Yes, today's word of the day is a bit of a soapbox because I found something disconcerting at a restaurant yesterday. Nigel does a better job of explaining it all over at http://sandylender.blogspot.com/ (as he usually does). So can you use Sodium Citrate in a sentence? The product actually has "slight" health affects, which boggles my mind...
"Some days, I just want the dragon to heat a vat of Sodium Citrate to see what happens..."
Bwuahahahahahaha
Tags: Choices Meant for Gods, word of the day, sodium citrate
Word of the Day
Sodium Citrate (noun) - trisodium salt; something your doctor can actually PRESCRIBE for you, if you can believe that, despite the fact that http://www.jtbaker.com/ reports it is HAZARDOUS. This preservative is an odorless white crystal in its natural form with a melting point of 302 degrees F. If you heat it to decomposition, which I doubt many people would do, unless putting it in their coffee, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide will form. Fabulous.
Word in a Sentence: In the fantasy novel Choices Meant for Gods, the cooks in Arcana's kitchen don't use preservatives such as Sodium Citrate, but you can find it in the Half & Half containers on any Perkins' table in the United States!
Your turn! Yes, today's word of the day is a bit of a soapbox because I found something disconcerting at a restaurant yesterday. Nigel does a better job of explaining it all over at http://sandylender.blogspot.com/ (as he usually does). So can you use Sodium Citrate in a sentence? The product actually has "slight" health affects, which boggles my mind...
"Some days, I just want the dragon to heat a vat of Sodium Citrate to see what happens..."
Bwuahahahahahaha
Tags: Choices Meant for Gods, word of the day, sodium citrate
Labels: Choices Meant for Gods, sodium citrate, word of the day
posted by Sandy Lender | 8:25 AM
2 Comments:
Using sodium citrate in a sentence:
Judging by the rate at which the fleshy thief bled, the constable guessed the robber mistook the sodium citrate for ordinary table salt!
I am so thankful to Sandy for pointed out that Sodium Citrate is harmful to my health.I will order a milk with my meals from now on.
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