The rest of La Fromagerie's menu is far more appetising.
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Hundreds of cities offered the Bavarians all manner of appetising inducements.
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I'm surprised at how appetising the tongues look and happily dig in.
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His Instagram is a slew of safely appetising dishes with misspelt dad captions.
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This new creation isn't entirely not terrible looking, but certainly not *that* appetising either.
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Promises of having cake and eating it have given way to a less appetising offering.
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Doesn't sound or look too appetising, but rest assured, your taste buds are in good hands.
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Well, whey protein powder is a byproduct of cheese-making process, which doesn't exactly sound appetising.
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A centre for automotive research in Greenville gave the offer an appetising touch of high-tech umami.
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You might think it's cute, but personally I think it looks less appetising than a traditional all-yellow omelette.
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Of late, the government has tucked into liberalisation as if it were an appetising feijoada (bean-and-meat stew).
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From free trade to migration to household appliances, the EU's policies seem as appetising as a piece of burnt toast.
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A themed-restaurant on the island of Java, Indonesia, is making headlines, but not for the most appetising of reasons.
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UNICREDIT (*) Investment fund Amundi has made the most appetising offer for the bank's asset management unit Pioneer, Il Messaggero said without citing sources.
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If it means giving political power to more mainstream religious figures who cannot agree on points of doctrine, this does not look appetising either.
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He tells me that his routine changes during Ramadan and that fasting while working around so much appetising food isn't as difficult as it seems.
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Recipes include "Real Food Chocolate Oat," which looks (almost) like a milkshake, and another made from rice flour, peas and multivitamins, which sounds less appetising.
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If the thought of electing Donald Trump as U.S. president in 2016 is not particularly appetising, perhaps an edible version would be more to your liking?
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While this discovery might be appetising for fishermen along Iberian coasts, the smell is more confronting for curious Kiwis who've paid a visit to the object.
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To inspire your sun-starved palate, here are some of the most appetising photos uploaded to Instagram this week—and not a grey cloud in sight.
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These fluorescent glowing rice balls may not look the most appetising, but nobody will be able to accuse you of bringing a boring dish to the party.
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We invite you to share an image with the hashtag #econfood once you've decided which of these options for the future of food you find most appetising.
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Investment banks used to promise shareholders outsize returns as the trade-off for their peculiar mixture of volatility and opacity; that bargain looks much less appetising today.
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In a statement, the ministry said legislation currently before parliament would create the conditions to make the setting up of a single broadband company "appetising and sustainable".
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To start, I chose three of the least appetising meals from the 7-Eleven fridge, the roast chicken roll, the double cheese burger and the hot dog.
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As well as water-storage facilities and emergency-power generators, one entrepreneurial online outfit offers a "Deluxe Brexit Box" for £595, which includes 157 portions of not very appetising meals.
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A source close to the matter said on Friday the creation of a single broadband infrastructure company with regulated returns would make it appetising for long-term investors like CDP.
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They didn't even have a gym at the time and they had nothing to show me, but the prospect of being able to teach full time and train people was too appetising to not leave.
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In the West, pairing glistening oysters with a squeeze of lemon or splash of mignonette or champagne will make an appetising treat, but most Chinese would grill them, covering them with mashed garlic and chilli, over hot charcoal.
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Taken in isolation, these incidents can seem the lamentable fruit of modernity's least appetising traits: mollycoddling parenting, a sub-Freudian narcissism, a hypochondriacal sense of entitlement and a social-media ecosystem that reinforces insularity and cultivates an expectation of instant response.
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"We are pro-secco but by no means anti-pasto," he recently told The Sun, a newspaper, alluding to food imports from the EU. When the reality of Brexit dawns, Mr Johnson and his fellow Brexiteers will find no trade deal to be especially appetising.
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The different national flavours are fun, but it is the simple base that makes the contest so appetising: the drama of a talent show without the garishness, with tasty confectionery instead of tawdry cover songs, and performances that you could (with great effort) repeat in your own kitchen.
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"While earnings in the UAE haven't been particularly inspiring among smaller-cap equities in the construction sector, larger-cap banks and real estate earnings helped provide some stability as investors await appetising dividends that are typically paid in the next few months," said Nadim Kabbara, head of research at Beirut-based FFA Private Bank.
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"While earnings in the UAE haven't been particularly inspiring, mainly among smaller-cap equities in the construction sector, larger-cap banks and real estate earnings helped provide some stability as investors await appetising dividends that are typically paid in the next few months," said Nadim Kabbara, head of research at Beirut-based FFA Private Bank.
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Google may not have ever managed to build a successful social network of its own, but Gmail alone has over 1 billion logged-in users, and when you start to add in data from other services like Android, YouTube, Maps and Google Now (all of which also tie into your ID), you can see how Google has reached a tipping point where the cookie may not be as appetising as it used to be.
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I'd previously thought eating the rich was, but watching this stream of corpulent free-market merchants clammily lying through their pointed teeth, I'm not sure they look so appetising.
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Lastly, rats will eat the berries too. The leaves are appetising for mammals such as goats, deer or cattle. However, as the twiggy coprosma name suggests, the twig-like structure makes it difficult for grazers to access the leaves and berries. A slightly more adapted herbivore to the twiggy coprosma is the ‘coprosma leaf beetle’.
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One day Jacquelijn, the wife of Teunis the shoemaker, goes to the market where she buys a capon for a family feast to take place that evening. Emperor Charles V is watching everything from a distance. Keen on the appetising capon, he commands his servant to follow Jacquelijn. She shows him where she lives.
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"It is an appetising contract though I would have loved it if they had bought me outright." At Marseille, Kanyenda will link up with fellow African striker, Ivory Coast's Ibrahim Bakayoko. He became the second Malawian to play in the French league, after Ernest Mtawali, who was once with Toulouse. Unluckily the deal was flop because of technical reasons, he said on Cosmos website.
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The film opened to mixed reviews. Rediff wrote "But the masala is appetising and in the final analysis, that is all that counts". Similarly, Lolluexpress claimed that film is a "collection of scenes from actor's previous movies". Hindu wrote "Liyakath Ali Khan's story and screenplay are crisp and action-packed" and also noted " sequences remind you of the Parthiban starrer `Abhimanyu' or Vijayakanth's own ``Vallarasu".
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The fruit body is squat mushroom with a cap up to across, sepia- or walnut brown in colour with a rolled rim and depressed centre. The stem is covered with dark brown or black velvety fur. The gills are cream-yellow and forked, while the thick stipe is dark brown and juts out sidewards from the mushroom. The flesh has been described as appetising in appearance, and is little affected by insects.
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He also ordered a special kind of pemmican which included vegetables and oatmeal: "a more stimulating, nourishing and appetising food it would be impossible to find". The expedition was well supplied with wines and spirits, for use as medicine and on festive or social occasions. Mindful of the loss of morale on Belgica, Amundsen provided for leisure time with a library of around 3,000 books, a gramophone, a large quantity of records and a range of musical instruments.
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Brighton's fishing industry still thrived into the early 20th century, and many fishermen lived in Carlton Hill and used its workshops and warehouses to cure and smoke their herring catches. A contemporary writer, quoted by Brighton historian Clifford Musgrave, observed that "an aromatic and appetising pall would envelop the entire neighbourhood, kippering both fish and residents alike". In the late 19th century and early 20th century, Carlton Hill's notoriety as a slum increased. Poverty, drunkenness, disease and low living standards were rife.
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After killing his adulteress wife at Mount Cuiping, Yang Xiong decides to join the outlaws at Liangshan Marsh with his sworn brother Shi Xiu. The burglar and tomb raider Shi Qian, who happened upon the killing, asks to go with them. On the way, the three eat in an inn belonging to the Zhu Family Manor. They get into a fray with the innkeeper after Shi Qian, finding the inn's food not appetising, stole its only rooster and cooked it for meal.
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DJBooth commented, "like 'Down', this jam has undeniable club/radio appeal – thanks in large part to J remy & Bobby Bass' upbeat, string-led instrumental – which sounds a lot like their boardwork on Down. "Do You Remember" may not be a drastic departure from its predecessor, but Sean's recipe for number-one success yields an equally appetising result the second time around."Jay Sean – Do You Remember? "Do You Remember" was the VIP track on UK music channel 4Music on the week commencing 17 January 2010.
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And special, this spice is made from soybean destroyed until smooth. Taste sweet- spicy-savoury aroma fragrance with spices appetising. Tempenya does not feel anymore. Soto petanahan Soto petanahan is quite different from the soup in other areas, its uniqueness make soup petanahan very popular with the public at large, soto petanahan containing the diamond, sprouts green, shredded chicken and sauce were tasty, but the soup is not as famous soto bandung and soto of other areas, if kebumen you stop by to try taking the time to try this culinary one.
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People in Southeast Asia with frequent exposures to durian are able to easily distinguish the sweet-like scent of its ketones and esters from rotten or putrescine odours which are from volatile amines and fatty acids. Some individuals are unable to differentiate these smells and find this fruit noxious, whereas others find it pleasant and appealing. This strong odour can be detected half a mile away by animals, thus luring them. In addition, the fruit is highly appetising to diverse animals, including squirrels, mouse deer, pigs, sun bear, orangutan, elephants, and even carnivorous tigers.
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Critics were divided on the album's merits. Writing for the New Musical Express, Charles Shaar Murray described the album as being "As appetising as the tea-bag left to dry on the saucer" , while in Sounds, Garry Bushell awarded the album five stars and called it "a near perfect slice of good time high energy punk." The first 20,000 copies were printed on blue vinyl and the album reached number 21 in the UK album charts. The U.K. Subs have released 26 official albums, each beginning with a different letter of the alphabet.
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It was believed that in south China, a young man and his girlfriend found themselves stranded by bad weather at a temple with nothing to eat, but they managed to catch a carp. Chancing upon a bottle of vinegar, they added this to the stripped carp and found it quite appetising. In Malaya's colonial past, migrants imported this tradition; porridge stalls sold a raw fish dish which is believed to have originated in Jiangmen, Guangdong province that consisted of fish, turnip and carrot strips, which was served with condiments of oil, vinegar and sugar that were mixed in by customers.
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First, unlike glucose, which is metabolised throughout the body, the fructose produced from the breakdown of sucrose is metabolised almost exclusively in the liver, where much of it is converted to fat. Secondly, since it is not uncommon for people to take as much as 30 % of their daily caloric intake as sucrose, this consumption crowds out more desirable foods and can sometimes lead to deficiencies of certain nutrients. Thirdly, since many people find sucrose appetising, it is often taken in excess of caloric requirements, thus leading to obesity. The author then turns to the evidence that the consumption of sucrose is associated with certain specific disorders other than obesity.
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He swore off the booze, and was fortunate to find an appetising and stimulating teetotal beverage, by the name of Absinthe. On another occasion, during a pheasant-shooting weekend in Norfolk, Galahad gave Plug a much-needed jolt by secreting a phosphorus-painted pig in his bedroom. Basham was also present for the incident of "Puffy" Benger and the thunderstorm; pigs were involved once more, when Galahad and Benger borrowed "Old Wivenhoe"'s pig and put it in Basham's room, on the night of the Bachelor's Ball at Hammer's Easton. Although described as "the late Major Basham" in Full Moon, his nephew Jerry Vail states that he is in robust health, in Pigs Have Wings.
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Pinjore Mango Festival, a two-days summer mango fair held every second weekend of July since 1992 by Haryana Tourism and Department of Horticulture, Haryana, at the historical Mughal Gardens at Pinjore to celebrate and promote India's status as world's largest producer of the king of fruits mango by encouraging farmers to adopt technology for increasing production and quality. Hundreds of appetising varieties of mangoes from as far as Maharasthra, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and also from Haryana, Himachal and Punjab arrive here, delighting everyone with their fragrance, taste, hybrid shapes and quality. The festival entails mangoes competition, carts competition for school students, cultural programmes, crafts bazar, food court and evening cultural performances. Government of Haryana decided to upgrade the festival to an international festival from 2018 onward, by inviting competitive entries, exhibitions and cultural performances from all other nations.
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Ask the cricketers who play in the South Wales League on which ground they prefer to play their matches and more than likely you will get the same answer over and over again: Ammanford Park. Hardly surprising, really. Firm, true wicket; fast, flat outfield; first-rate clubhouse with two balconies overlooking a park colourfully resplendent with trees, shrubs and flowers of different hues; a discerning public eager to see a good class of cricket; and by 7pm on a Saturday evening the appetising smell of exotic cuisine wafting across the arena from the town's three Indian restaurants. The club has enjoyed an unprecedented run of sixteen consecutive seasons in the top flight of the South Wales League—recognised as one of the most competitive Leagues in Britain—but it took a long time to get there.
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The character was loosely based on the television cook Fanny Cradock. Described by Took and Feldman as "fashion reporter, TV cook, agony aunt, pain in the neck", Daphne Whitethigh (Marsden) is a hoarse-voiced pundit, "whose advice on the placing of the bosom or the way to prepare Hippo in its shell is an absolute must for all those trendy moderns who want to look and feel frightful". Among her helpful cooking tips are that although rhinoceros is not very appetising you do get marvellous crackling; her recipes for yak include yak à l'orange, yak in its jacket, and coupe yak. She advises followers of female fashion that bosoms are still out, but may be on the way back (Horne says he will keep a light burning in the window) and her other useful pointers include how to use cold cream to remove those baboon claw marks from one's hip, and how to avoid crow's feet round the eyes: refrain from sleeping in trees.
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