heat-treated grains

noun
UK /hiːt ˈtriːtɪd ɡreɪnz/
US /hiːt ˈtriːtɪd ɡreɪnz/

Grains that have been heated up to make them safe and last longer.

The cereal is made from heat-treated grains so it stays fresh.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Grains heated to kill germs before being packed.

Heat-treated grains are used in baby food to keep it germ-free.

3. Grains cooked with heat to change their texture or flavor.

The recipe calls for heat-treated grains to give the bread a nutty taste.

4. Grains warmed to remove moisture for storage.

Farmers store heat-treated grains in silos to prevent mold.