Marshmallow

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marshmallow

A great skin herb with numerous medicinal benefits, especially in soothing the mucus membranes and respiratory tract. Helps counteract excess stomach acid, peptic ulcers and gastritis. Has laxative properties and soothes irritated or inflamed mucus membranes to help heal intestinal issues like colitis, irritable bowel syndrome, diverticulitis, cystitis and frequent urination. Helps with bronchitis, urinary and digestive system irritations, asthma and inflamed skin, boils, abscesses. Used for all kinds of skin conditions like skin ulcers etc. Soothes sore throat or hoarseness from talking, yelling or singing too much. The leaves can be eaten right off the plant or in salads. The roots are very high in sugar, so diabetics should avoid the root.

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Repeat steps 7 to 11, each time raising the end of the launcher by another 2.5 cm (1 in.) until your marshmallow lands closest to 1 m (1 yard).

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To assemble, skewer some of the marshmallows and place over a hot hibachi.

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The key to marshmallows, however, is the gelatin, a protein which can coagulate when beaten, just like the proteins in egg white.

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The teacher explains how they will collect the data then demonstrates the experimental procedure by filling the cylinder with miniature marshmallows and the bowl with larger marshmallows.

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Just what is a marshmallow? Deb Leatherman, plant manager of the Ligonier operation (and another Kidd sibling), says a marshmallow is basically just sugar, corn syrup, corn starch, water, flavoring and air.

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Back in 1961, it was also claimed asimple testinvolving marshmallows could predict whether a child would be grow up to be successful or not.

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Scatter the marshmallows over the top and then grill on a medium heat (watch it constantly as the marshmallows turn brown quickly) when the marshmallows have melted, give them a little spread about so the tiffin is covered in molten gooey-ness.

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If a group is "finished" long before the group test, challenge them to add more simple machines to their design or make predictions about how the size of the marshmallow could affect how far it flies.

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