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As the same super-ingredient will also appear in combination with other ingredients, this might help the user understand what other fruits there are and how they are processed and what other juices from fruits exist.
 
As the same super-ingredient will also appear in combination with other ingredients, this might help the user understand what other fruits there are and how they are processed and what other juices from fruits exist.
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These super ingredients and ingredients can also be found in ingredient lists, but then they are indicated by parentheses or colons). For example: ''Tomates (Dés, Jus, Purée)'', ''Yaourt (lait, crème, sucre, ferments lactiques)'', ''crème fraîche (dont lait)'' or ''Jus de : pomme, orange, passion, ananas, citron''. These are four different approaches to super ingredients and define different relations between ingredients.
    
From a formal semantic viewpoint: juice is the superclass of grapefruit juice (''grapefruit juice'' ''is-a-kind-of'' ''juice''). In an "is-a"kind-of"-relation one could replace the specific formulation ''grapefruit juice'' with the generic formulation ''juice'', and still have a valid sentence.
 
From a formal semantic viewpoint: juice is the superclass of grapefruit juice (''grapefruit juice'' ''is-a-kind-of'' ''juice''). In an "is-a"kind-of"-relation one could replace the specific formulation ''grapefruit juice'' with the generic formulation ''juice'', and still have a valid sentence.
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These super ingredients and ingredients can also be found in ingredient lists, but then they are indicated by parentheses or colons). For example: Tomates (Dés, Jus, Purée)
      
In the taxonomy multiple super ingredients can be defined as:
 
In the taxonomy multiple super ingredients can be defined as:
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