unprocessed

Like the human body most unprocessed food is made of water.

The term has come to mean that the oil is generally unprocessed.

History is to take an unprocessed and process it as follows.

Left unprocessed, they have a long storage life if kept dry.

For example, the cheese and meat used to make their products are unprocessed.

But even most unprocessed, short, thin, straight hair can skip a day.

Again, it has been found to be uncommon among those living on traditional unprocessed foods.

They were not very satisfying eaten unprocessed, but he was too empty to care.

It can be used directly on any unprocessed list, regardless of history, which is sometimes useful.

At the moment, unprocessed wool is being exported out of the Union.

The same association was not found for unprocessed meat.

However no other date is listed, the section comments states "unprocessed".

I've watched the unprocessed camera images of that day and it still looks like heaven.

No colouring agents are added to unprocessed food at all.

Developing countries are often restricted to exporting a few unprocessed products.

The sense organs have a limited ability to store information about the world in a fairly unprocessed way for less than a second.

By then, the backlog of unprocessed complaints had soared to 6,000.

Roxanne's cuisine may be raw, but it is not unprocessed.

I love this light, unprocessed flavor that's perfect with an iced tea!

You will do the same with all the unprocessed mani.

"They're making this kind of primitive, unprocessed, unfiltered music," their father said.

But a biography built on unprocessed interviews has to be edited more carefully than this.

Some 70 percent of the cities along the Mediterranean pump unprocessed sewage into the sea.

There are three exceptions, relating to land, primary agricultural produce and unprocessed game.

Consider that unprocessed or raw food may be unsafe even in higher end establishments.