multigrain

adj

adj

Etymology From multi- + grain.

Of a food Containing multiple types of grain, usually in processed form

In fact, Quaker research found that “about 30 percent of consumers are looking for a different texture, a different variety, than oatmeal can deliver,” he added. Quaker’s new multigrain cereal delivers that, he said.2007 September 10, Stuart Elliott, “Hot Cereal, Hey, It’s All Natural”, in New York Times:

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