Best served chilled.

Ice chilled theme

I feel .. chilled.

Fresh, chilled, frozen fish

Percent Fresh, chilled, frozen meat

Food's been cooked, the wine's been chilled.

The champagne's on ice just next to you you've got the glasses chilled to celebrate.

In chilled and frozen beef, developed countries account for 80 per cent of world exports.

A key area affecting chilled and frozen beef in particular relates to foot and mouth disease.

But if you walked all the way to the beach you must be damp and chilled.

World trade in chilled and frozen poultry meat has grown by about 20 per cent per year during the 1990s.

Trade in chilled and frozen pork is smaller and more concentrated than for beef, partly owing to lower world demand (e.g. for religious reasons).

The more lucrative trade in chilled pigmeat is mainly limited to Japan but the highest proportion imported to this market is still in frozen form (70 per cent) Japan is by far the largest importer accounting for 45 per cent of world trade in chilled pigmeat and also pays the highest prices (up to US 6,000 per ton).

I serve not what you serve

I serve not what you serve

Challenges to established political authority have been chilled, fairly effectively, by means of state sponsored patriotism. But the virus of nationalism has survived and multiplied.

Trade in more lucrative chilled poultry meat is very small, but growing, and mainly confined to Japan trade in frozen turkey parts is also rising.

Nor do I serve what you serve.

Nor do you serve what I serve.

Nor do I serve what you serve.

Nor do you serve what I serve.

The fear has chilled professional interaction so thousands of tragic errors occur because doctors are afraid to speak up Are you sure that's the right dosage?

I do not serve that which you serve,

Nor do you serve Him Whom I serve

I do not serve that which you serve,

Nor do you serve Him Whom I serve

Serve?

Nor am I going to serve that which you serve,

Nor are you going to serve Him Whom I serve

Nor am I going to serve that which you serve,

Nor are you going to serve Him Whom I serve

A clever new gadget was described in a newspaper a few weeks ago. It pulls water out of the atmosphere and delivers you a glass of clean, chilled H2O.

I serve?

I serve coffee?

OK, I'll serve.

Let me serve.

Does Auda serve?

Anxious to serve.

I'll serve you.

Serve him, Shorty.

Serve our guest.

Serve! Sherwin Nuland says, It was a privilege to serve as a doctor.

Continued demand for consumer convenience in the preparation of food will stimulate interest in, and demand for, frozen products, and associated products such as boil in the bag, microwave ready, and chilled foods.

I have to serve.

Now it's your serve.