Answer: AGAR
AGAR is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 214 times.
Referring Clues:
- Ice cream thickener
- 1934 Pulitzer author Herbert
- 1934 Pulitzer writer Herbert
- Actor John, once married to Shirley Temple
- Gelatin substitute
- 1934 Pulitzer winner Herbert
- "The People's Choice" historian Herbert
- Seaweed product
- Lab gel
- It makes things gel
- Food thickener
- Mold medium
- Germs might grow in it
- Algae product
- Where bacteria may flourish
- Gel made from seaweed
- Actor John of "Sands of Iwo Jima"
- Biology lab supply
- So-called "Chinese gelatin"
- "Fort Apache" actor, 1948
- Food thickening agent
- Petri dish filler
- Seaweed substance
- Gelatinlike base
- Germs may grow in it
- Chinese gelatin
- Thickening agent
- Culture contents
- Seaweed extract
- Petri dish gel
- Thickening agent in food
- Cultural aid?
- Staph dining area?
- Ice cream additive
- What E. coli eat
- Herbert who won a Pulitzer for "The People's Choice"
- Ice cream ingredient
- Ice cream thickening agent
- Culture content
- Germ jelly
- Lab medium
- Culture medium
- It helps a culture advance
- Food stabilizer
- Bacteriologist's base
- Petri dish stuff
- Gelling agent in some foods
- Microbes may grow in it
- Jelling agent
- Microbiologist's gel
- Emulsifying agent
- Petri dish contents
- Petri dish medium
- Thickener
- Petri dish substance
- Petri dish jelly
- Petri dish gelatin
- Gelatinous ant farm material
- Lab culture
- Lab growth medium
- It's made from seaweed
- Thickener quickener
- Bio lab gelatin
- Environment for multiplication, of sorts
- Bacteria culture medium
- Microbiologist's material
- It's found in jellied foods
- Lab gelatin
- Thickener used in ice cream
- Gelatin in a petri dish
- Thickener made from seaweed
- Culture medium gelatin
- Frosting thickener
- Bio lab gel
- Vegan's gelatin substitute
- It helps a culture develop
- Petri dish layer
- When repeated, it's Malay for "jelly"
- Cultural milieu
- Ice-cream thickener
- Soup thickener
- Petri-dish gel
- Gelatin alternative
- Laboratory gel
- Petri-dish stuff
- Seaweed derivative
- Lab-culture medium
- John who was once married to Shirley Temple
- Agent for gelling
- The first Mr. Shirley Temple
- Bacteria's culture
- Jelly for germs
- Lab media
- Petri-dish gel, perhaps
- Edible seaweed product
- Lab agent
- Gelling agent
- Petri dish contents, perhaps
- Culture developer
- Gel in biology class, perhaps
- Cultural medium?
- Lab culture gel
- Bacteria's treat
- Scientific culture
- Culture goo
- Petri dish mixture
- Clarifying agent in brewing
- Microbiology gel
- Food-thickening agent
- Thickening agent used in ice cream
- Seaweed gelatin
- John who co-starred in "Sands of Iwo Jima"
- Gelatinous ingredient in desserts
- Temple's first husband
- Thickening agent in foods
- Bacteriologist's supply
- John who wed Shirley Temple
- Gelatin kin
- Dessert gelatin
- Another name for Chinese gelatin
- Bacteria food
- Biochemist's gel
- John who married Shirley Temple
- Petri dish material
- Gel in a Petri dish
- Petri-dish matter
- Actor John who wed Shirley Temple
- Gel for a petri dish
- Culture base
- Bacteriology gel
- Bacteria-growing gel
- Stuff in a petri dish
- Wayne's "Sands of Iwo Jima" co-star
- Laboratory culture
- Actor who married Shirley Temple
- Culture dish goo
- Food gelling agent
- Medium used to culture organisms
- Gelatin made from seaweed
- Petri dish contents, sometimes
- Gum
- Bacterial culture base
- Medium in a petri dish
- Gelatinous dessert ingredient
- The first "Mr. Shirley Temple"
- Gelation agent
- Edible seaweed
- Journalist/writer Herbert
- Bed for bacteria
- Lab gel medium
- Food additive
- Hotbed of cultural development?
- Lab gel made from seaweed
- Medium in bio labs
- Vegan gelatin substitute
- With 54-Down, food gelling agent
- Cultural milieu?
- Guar gum alternative
- Ingredient in many Asian desserts
- Petri dish content
- Petri-dish medium
- John of "Fort Apache"
- Biology lab gel
- Gel from seaweed
- Biologist's medium
- Culture medium in a 59-Down
- Stabilizing kitchen supply
- Lab culture medium
- Kelp concoction
- Thickener in many food products
- Chef's thickening agent
- Seaweed extract used as a thickener
- Jelly ingredient
- Lab nutrient
- Biology lab gel substance
- Culture gelatin
- Cook's thickening agent
- Gel in a lab
- Solution for a petri dish
- Ingredient in the Japanese jellied dessert yokan
- Preserves thickener
- Chinese isinglass
- Culture advancer
- Thickener for pastries
- Culture site
- Vegetarian gelatin substitute
- Gelatin substitute made from seaweed
- Substance made from seaweed
- Vegan substitute for gelatin
- Food thickener obtained from seaweed
- Biological culture medium
- Culture medium in a lab
- It might thicken your chocolate
- Bio lab medium
- Laxative
- Jellylike alga extract
- Thickener in Asian desserts
- Vegetarian substitute for gelatin
- Bacteriologist's material
- Bio lab supply
- Thickener used in molecular gastronomy
- Thickener used in desserts
- Substance in a petri dish
- Vegan alternative to gelatin
- Seaweed gelatin used as a thickener
- Ingredient in some vegan marshmallows
- Extract from algae
- Food thickener made from seaweed
- Vegan panna cotta ingredient
- Gelatin substitute in vegan recipes
- Thickening substance obtained from seaweed
- Gelatin made from red algae
- Ingredient in the Japanese confection yokan
- Foundation of many cultures
Last Seen In:
- New York Times - April 21, 2025
- LA Times - April 19, 2025
- LA Times - April 13, 2025
- LA Times - March 29, 2025
- LA Times - March 08, 2025
- LA Times - January 22, 2025
- New York Times - December 05, 2024
- LA Times - September 08, 2024
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- New York Times - November 21, 2023
- LA Times - August 03, 2023
- New York Times - May 03, 2023
- New York Times - March 26, 2023
- New York Times - March 05, 2023
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