Within the limits of the time that goods may be carried in cold storage profitably, long storage has no more bad effects on eggs and poultry than refrigeration for short periods.
As limed and pickled eggs were regularly sold in the markets, every dealer in eggs at once saw the possibilities of cold storage as a factor in the market egg trade.
Four hundred and fifty bushels of the choicest apples were placed in cold storage in the fall of 1903 to keep the exhibit fresh.
The introduction of cold storage on a large scale promises a solution of the problem.
The large amount of canned food also does away with the natural limits of the season, and this is further affected by cold storage.
How may an egg which has been kept too long in cold storage be detected?
Some states have already passed stringent laws in regard to the sale of cold storage eggs.
The fruit shown must not have been kept in cold storage.
For that reason products taken from cold storage must be used at once.
If food is frozen, as in cold storage, it might keep without growth of bacteria for years.
They are then placed in cold storage, which checks the action of the ripening agents and so lengthens the commercial life of the cheese.
Some of the fall varieties, which are ordinarily supposed to be poor keepers, came out of cold storage in perfect condition and kept remarkably well after being placed on the tables.
Collamer, of Hilton, will serve as an illustration of the advantages of picking at the proper time, handling with care and placing in cold storage immediately.
We want the people to get busy; we do not want all these things bottled up in cold storage; we want them used for the generation of today.
Whew, but having that door open has made this place a cold storage plant!
We could make our fortunes selling it to a cold storage company.
Ptomains develop in meats and dairy products held in cold storage, and are sometimes the cause of serious poisoning.
And Walt had said something of "storage--cold storage.
Chet was picturing that place of "cold storage" as he smiled.
It is often called a fall apple, yet, if put in cold storage, it may be brought out even in June in good condition.
I suppose, if picked early and put in cold storage, they may be as good, but do not look as well.
Gano: The Jonathan should be picked early and put in cold storage.
Nearly all species used germinated well after about five to six months of cold storage.
Those harvested at Ithaca were put in cold storage at once; those harvested in California or Texas were delayed a few weeks during shipment.
Any kernels which are to be kept over the summer months, are placed in cold storage.
Last year my nuts kept excellently in cold storage, and after remaining there about six weeks had dried sufficiently to keep much better after taking out than when they were fresh.
While holding the nuts out of cold storage I attempt to keep sufficient moisture available so the nuts are not allowed to dry much, and yet have plenty of ventilation to keep them from heating or souring.
The plan of the hatchery is on that of a cold storage plant as far as insulation and general construction go.
Since the introduction of the custom of holding fall broilers over in cold storage, the price has fallen until it is now more profitable to market the surplus cockerels from the farm at three or four months of age.
Cold storage poultry is best thawed out by being placed over night in a tank of water.
Moisture on the shell may come from an external wetting, from the "sweating" of eggs coming out of cold storage, or by the prevention of evaporation to such an extent that the external moisture of the egg thoroughly soaks the membrane.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cold storage" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
