: To be palatable, tori is harvested while young; if it becomes too mature , it develops a fibrous, "woody" texture and is no longer suitable for cooking. Music & Literature: Tori Amos
: It is valued for being light, low in calories, and easy to digest. tori mature
Tori (singular: torus) are harmless, slow-growing bone protrusions covered by normal gum tissue. They typically appear toward the end of the teenage years or in early adulthood and can grow over time. : : To be palatable, tori is harvested while
: Bumps on the inside of the lower jaw, often occurring on both sides. : To be palatable