Each wine has a specific aroma, and each particular aroma has an incredible ability to trigger memories and emotions.
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I spent 2014 setting up the entire aroma project from A to Z. Last December, the first four aroma extracts were released.
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Beer Aroma Booster All beer lovers know that the first sips of a freshly poured glass are the best ones — after the foam dies, the beer loses its aroma.
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Airdog Aroma Diffuser and Bluetooth Speaker — $58.65 See Details
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I already know what it contains — an aroma diffuser.
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Paper artist-in-residence Hong Hong sat quietly amongst the flurry of a touring crowd as she stirred a pot of kozo whose aroma recalled the sweet aroma of a maple sugar shack.
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In contrast, opening a roasted bean releases a rich aroma.
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"There is a strong aroma of marijuana here," he joked.
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Was barbecue first defined only by its open, inviting aroma?
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Her husband, Rande Gerber, paused to admire Mr. Ford's aroma.
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Its aroma permeates vast acres with a mouthwatering, heady fragrance.
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So, charcoal for the power and the wood for aroma.
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Trigonelline in coffee beans contributes to their aroma when roasted.
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The acid aroma mocked me, eating away at my confidence.
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Toast your lentils until they emit a warm, nutty aroma.
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Each pop along the way helps enhance the drink's aroma.
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The aroma is honeyed, slightly nutty and touched with vanilla.
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The other two clocks are flavor development and aroma development.
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The only thing they have in common is the funky aroma.
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The iron-packed molecule gives meat its distinct flavor and aroma.
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The aroma from bubbling broth-filled pots lingered in the air.
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The le Puy had almost a menthol edge to its aroma.
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The first thing I noticed about the patches was the aroma.
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The aroma of lamb shawarma floated over two dusty basketball courts.
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As for the fragrances, Morreale will customize an aroma of your liking.
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Louis exudes the aroma of strong coffee and the fizz of champagne.
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They do look more professional and have a beautiful aroma to them.
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The energizing aroma will beckon you out of bed like nothing else.
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If terpenes bring flavor and aroma, are they being used in edibles?
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In this Saison, it has a really unique grapefruit taste and aroma.
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And in wine, the aroma is a fundamental part of its appeal.
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The aroma of coffee, for example, consists of more than 600 components.
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First, the aroma is so delicious you'll want to eat your hand.
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Keep it steady, now sniffing daffodils' aroma, now Googling a rare sarcoma.
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In this instance, the aroma had to be tied directly to character.
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When you take a sip, pay attention to the taste, the aroma.
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As we neared the shop, we could smell the sweet, savory aroma.
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This candle mixes apples, cider, and cedarwood for a delicious outdoor aroma.
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And Kidman told PEOPLE recently that her husband's aroma is au natural.
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I had never made aroma extracts before, so I started from scratch.
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Each aroma is filtered by hand without pressure and allowed to rest.
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Its aroma held the cherished smells: oil, pan-seared garlic, and pancetta.
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"They all have their favorite color, aroma, shape, and name," Trujillo says.
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But cooking over charcoal or live fire adds an extra dimension: aroma.
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Meanwhile, the remaining 40 percent strongly agreed that they smelled the aroma.
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As you remove the lid, inhale the aroma of the fresh pumpkin.
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The aroma of the Yvonne was minty-fresh and full of herbs.
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It was pure and fine, with an aroma of earthy red fruit.
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The bountiful and sweet aroma of the natural world's flora and fauna.
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Maybe we were captivated by their consonance of color, form and aroma.
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They wince dramatically, as if detecting the far-off aroma of bacon.
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The aroma, thick with a peppery boldness, hangs heavy around the grill.
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The answer is AROMA, which would definitely draw me into a kitchen.
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The strongest aroma will come from the edge that's just been cut.
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But the aroma is distinct, and more often reminds me of kerosene.
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Amid an aroma of warm dust, I snaked through the packed tables.
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Eventually it calmed down, and I could sense the yeasty, bready aroma.
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At first, it seemed a bit tight, with a slightly funky aroma.
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As a result, the flavor and aroma are strong, the cup color is amber, and the infusion is coppery in color, compared to first flush where the tea is light and bright, with a flowery taste and fruity aroma.
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Settling down on an aroma that would appeal to everyone didn't happen overnight.
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The popcorn has chemicals in it to make its aroma fill the theater.
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G4's vinazas, however, don't have the farty aroma typically associated with them.
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The wine tasted excellent and held the perfect mix of bubbles and aroma.
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And travelers who want that soothing aroma for their homes can have it.
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There is terpene (plant) extracts in my centerpieces that are creating an aroma.
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In the countryside the air takes up the petrichor aroma of fresh earth.
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This is mixed with the faint, bitter, almond-like aroma of hydrogen cyanide.
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Endless West's moscato had a plastic aroma and taste, and reeked with artificiality.
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If the flavors don't get you, then the aroma of the wines will.
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It's part the décor, and linoleum floor,And, the punchy and pungent aroma.
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Eddy insists that I'll find no fire smoke in the aroma or flavor.
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The candle has a minty aroma that Ian compared to Irish Spring Soap.
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A putrid aroma — rotting cheese, with a hint of citrus — permeates the air.
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HEALTH AND WELLNESS: An aroma oil diffuser by Homesick — $62.97, reduced from $89.95
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Tasters test every batch for texture, aroma and taste; the recipes are secret.
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The brand often uses bergamot in its products for its serene, spalike aroma.
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The meat has a subtle, alluring woodsy char in its aroma and flavor.
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Combining existing gas sensors with bio-inspired AI algorithms to monitor food aroma.
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Developments advertise second kitchens designed to seal off the aroma of Asian cooking.
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It's got a savory syrah aroma with an unexpected bright, juicy, floral note.
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Something beyond the alluring aroma of soup from a handful of local chefs.
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The aroma of honeysuckle every summer would remind him of his boyhood home.
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The four main components the company studies are flavor, aroma, appearance, and texture.
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The result has a softly vegetal aroma, with hints of pineapple and smoke.
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That way, you'll always get the full and rich aroma of your java.
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Be mindful of scents as you inhale the aroma of freshly cut grass.
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Aroma, dependent on air currents for dispersal, was elusive where I was sitting.
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Quality premiums recognize specific characteristics in coffee like aroma, origin and production method.
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As you unwrap the chocolate, listen to the sounds and notice the aroma.
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But with exposure to air, the funkiness disappeared, leaving a meaty, herbal aroma.
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I also really liked the clues for EDIT, BOTANY, RATED R and AROMA.
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Serve with a toasted cinnamon stick to increase the intensity of the aroma.
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However, the rich, intense flavor and aroma of blackstrap molasses can narrow its use.
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Nomi (Emily Arlook) tracks down the aroma of blueberry hornet weed to Luca's room.
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Cumpanio:The aroma of freshly baked pastries is all the advertisement this beloved spot needs.
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They lean over the steaming contents, and Skoorsmith wafts the aroma into his nose.
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Lesli holds her nose over the smell of strawberry and takes in the aroma.
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This wheat beer has a crisp aroma of hops, and is packed with vitamins.
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The URPOWER Ultrasonic Aroma Essential Oil Diffuser works with the oils of your choice.
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It has "a sweet, intense aroma" and "powerful psychedelic effects", says WeedWiki, a website.
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It retains a slight beany aroma in the bowl, but that disappears when cooked.
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But through creative marketing, the region has associated that aroma with high-quality wines.
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And now, Burgundy lovers insist they love the earthy aroma in their Pinot Noirs.
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It's better not to ask, though chuño's aroma has been compared to dirty socks.
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This creates what's known as the wine's aroma, which can drastically alter its taste.
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It had a sweet aroma, like a cherry wood, and it was absolutely delicious.
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While no one around me was complaining, the intensity of the aroma was unsettling.
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Logic suggests the former, but I prefer the taste and aroma of the latter.
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Follow that coffee aroma to Aldo's, a small-batch coffee roaster and daytime hangout.
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It helps to create a meaty aroma and flavour once the meat is cooked.
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"The fat gives you the aroma and the distinct flavor of meat," says Nahmias.
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It also smelled delicious — a wholesome, fresh aroma, with a very slight fruity hint.
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Lungo delivers a thick crema, a bitter woody aroma, and a more acidic finish.
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You could smell the aroma as you're going through women's shoes, or women's dresses.
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There is an aroma of graduate-student due diligence about much of his discussion.
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The heme molecule is, among other things, what gives meat its aroma and flavor.
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They aren't intrusive, and give off a light aroma that helps to repel bugs.
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The VicTsing 300ml Cool Mist Humidifier Ultrasonic Aroma Essential Oil Diffuser is also pretty inexpensive.
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Name: Bounsweet Type: Grass Bounsweet is the Fruit Pokémon which gives off a delicious aroma.
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According to Lonely Planet, this unique storage method gives the wine a distinct pinewood aroma.
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When you remove alcohol from beer, you tend to remove flavor and aroma with it.
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Grab the Aroma 14-cup rice cooker for super cheap at just $12.99 at Walmart.
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Separately, Frutarom said it acquired Polish flavours and fragrances company Pollena-Aroma for $8.5 million.
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Sweet drying leaves and an intoxicating aroma to fill a thousand quaint Yorkshire tea shops.
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Deeper into the district, the hot air was rich with the aroma of Chinese herbs.
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The latest result, from Nepalese beans, has an earthy intensity and a dark chocolate aroma.
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In Los Angeles, Apolis, a socially conscious lifestyle brand, just bottled a similarly intriguing aroma.
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Platanos Cafe, also known as Cafe Aroma (Langadia 220 03, Arcadia; 30-2795-043671; agnantiostudios.gr).
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Upon opening the box of Cheezybread, I was hit with the intoxicating aroma of garlic.
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But the toasty aroma, with hints of rose, pepper and honey, quickly infuse the cheese.
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The house had the expected aroma of lentil soup courtesy of his girlfriend Hannah's cooking.
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I wanted to achieve four completely different compositions for my first collection of aroma extracts.
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I cooked, hoping to replicate the same comforting aroma that often permeated my mom's kitchen.
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"It has somewhat less alcohol and carries the aroma of cherries and plums," Dabic said.
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The aroma of wheat is unmistakable but it's balanced out by a pleasing sour tang.
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I walk down the street smelling its pungent aroma just about everywhere in the city.
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At 75 minutes, the aroma of fresh-baked cookies began to fill the space station.
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For thousands of years, cultures around the world have revered the sweet aroma of frankincense.
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A drop of citrus or herb oil will give you a different taste and aroma.
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Williams grabbed dinner in New York City at Aroma Trattoria with Big Will, aka Willdaboss.
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As soon as I walk into the house, I smell the delicious aroma of food.
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I could soak in the aroma even when my head wasn't bent over the bowl.
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Yet not masking the au naturale aroma of ingredients lends a certain air of authenticity.
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I love the aroma of spices, of vanilla and nutmeg, but I hate bitter smells.
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Remember that enticing aroma that drew your entire family into the kitchen at the same time?
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Comfey uses its soothing aroma to help treat people and Pokémon at Pokémon Centers and hospitals.
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Aroma: Delicate wisps of peat smoke combine with aromas of honey-cured meats and vanilla pods.
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Spielberg even tried sleeping with celery in his pillow, so that the aroma would calm him.
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As you're anxiously awaiting your assignment, an aroma will fill the air to ease your anxiety.
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Noah: The sweet aroma of Frank has been wafting over London for days, like mother's cooking.
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As the aroma of chicken biryani wafts through the mosque, the children waiting outside grow restless.
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The added air speed lifts more wine vapors off the surface enriching the aroma and flavor.
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The Clean Eau Fraiche collection features six lightweight fragrances picked to meet our spring aroma needs.
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Nearby, shoppers meet the aroma of popcorn and sausages as they enter a four-storey mall.
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They delighted in the familiar aroma when they returned there for the first time this season.
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The sound of mariachi and the aroma of sizzling meat drifted from the kitchen in back.
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This aroma is detected by your olfactory system and contributes to the flavor of certain foods.
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A peach that gives off its sweet aroma while it warms up on the kitchen counter.
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The aroma spreads through the theater as our visit with the Delanys comes to an end.
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It's spicy with pepper and has a delicate smoked aroma which gets stronger with every bite.
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In fact, you will have this very pleasant aroma afterward because of all of the oils.
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And there's this amazing Italian restaurant, called Aroma Restaurant, that looks so bad from the outside.
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The warm lighting, sweet aroma of perfume, and soft music made the massive store come alive.
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Though the aroma inside blends leather, sweat and bleach, the Eagle isn't your typical gay bar.
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Now distillers are starting to produce tequila with enhanced aroma and flavor using older production methods.
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"There are subtle variations in flavor and aroma that you perceive in cheese," Dr. Wolfe said.
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Green tea lemongrass, another Air Esscentials creation, is the aroma of choice at Morgans Hotels worldwide.
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The essential oil or aroma oil refills cost $16 to $180, and last about a month.
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The 218 was tangy and structured, but not showing much beyond an aroma of ripe fruits.
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"Ten percent is too high," Wang lamented from his showroom of aroma diffusers, lights, and candleholders.
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All foods contain tens to hundreds of volatile compounds that determine aroma and flavor, she said.
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A dictionary owned by Mark Twain still had a distinct aroma of tobacco in its pages.
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During fermentation, yeast creates aroma and character in beer; here, the aim is to avoid both.
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She schooled him on plant aroma and how it can be used to brighten a room.
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Araiza tortillas are earthy yellow with an aroma akin to holding a cornfield in your cupped hands.
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Later, I ask him again to become acquainted with my aroma; he again tells me I stink.
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Impossible Burger uses heme, a genetically engineered iron-containing molecule for the taste and aroma of meat.
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There's nothing like the aroma of baked goods coming from your oven after a long, cold day.
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The sweetness of the banana and mango and the tropical aroma of the coconut mask the kale.
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Besides having a strong orange aroma, limonene is a hydrocarbon just like petroleum, making it extremely flammable.
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If you want to body-hack your way to a better one, try a wine aroma kit.
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Holishkes While admittedly not very glamorous, the aroma of braised cabbage takes me back to my youth.
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The light, fresh taste and delightful aroma will help you forget about the bone-chilling winds outside.
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Tobacco companies have cash and urgency, but their unmistakable aroma is something Big Weed can do without.
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Hops are one of the main ingredients of beer, giving the drink its distinctive aroma and flavor.
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But the star of the show is the crust: chewy, tangy, with an intoxicating almost-floral aroma.
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We are crazy about the taste, the aroma, and the versatility of this smokey, age-old alcohol.
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According to the product listing, it is also apparently a disinfectant and has a minty fresh aroma.
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The spicy aroma was too strong for Meredith, and smelled like crayons and cleaning solution to Ian.
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We pick and choose specifically what distillate we want in terms of flavor profile, proof, and aroma.
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She particularly recommends the Aroma Matte sunscreen, Oil Free Healing Lotion and Hydrant Stabilizer (a gel formula).
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The variety has a rich aroma and a high-fat content loved by chocolate makers, he added.
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Ever since it opened in September, tenants have been attributing its summery aroma to the floral arrangements.
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Kille Enna: Several events happened before I could gather steam and focus entirely on my aroma project.
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Cannabinoids are the active compound in cannabis, and terpenes are the chemicals responsible for that dank aroma.
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Does the fact that you're always giving off an aroma of diesel and gasoline complicate romantic relationships?
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The germination is stopped by heating the barley, sometimes over peat fires, which impart a smoky aroma.
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But the sweet aroma that permeates the place soon settles the matter of what Enfleurage is selling.
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I crave the aroma of beef, from a burger, or a barbecue brisket cooked low and slow.
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Small but powerful, the Stadler Form Jasmine Aroma Diffuser is perfect for office spaces and small rooms.
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Walking through the softly lit corridors, the warm aroma of garlic and fried food makes him smile.
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All about was action, noise, aroma, drama — the kind of whirling vortex of energy I feed on.
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As the roast cooks over hot coals, the mingled smoke and herbs release the most heavenly aroma.
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It has a lightly fruity aroma, but on the palate it's savory and stony, a superb value.
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Best of all was the 2001, with an aroma of violets, silky and complex, fine and intense.
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A las cuatro de la mañana, un aroma intenso comenzó a impregnar los sueños de Marjorie Salmon.
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"We evaluate the product based on color, taste, aroma, flavor, as well as general response," Lotfy said.
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It was tangy and saline like a manzanilla, refreshing, bracing and delicious, with an aroma of chamomile.
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Typically a squarish loaf, it is buttery mild with a fruity aroma after three months of aging.
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An aroma so faint, yet so intense, that it abridged the argan oil, the clay walls, the mud, the village, the river, the place, the moment — and, most notably yet, an aroma that did not connect me to a distant memory and instead created an elucidation of something unfamiliar.
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This would hypothetically allow the drinker to better take in the nightmarish aroma and flavor of the beverage.
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Like spoiled milk, rancid butter gives off a sour, unappetizing aroma, and may also have discoloration in spots.
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The problem in trying to determine where a fart's maleficent aroma ends up first comes down to context.
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The blooms are magnificent – big, white blossoms the size of your hand that give off a sweet aroma.
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For those who gravitate toward craft brews, this beer aroma booster is about to be an epic gift.
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Take, for instance, "Feeder 2" (1998), a life-size gingerbread house whose appetizing aroma fills the ICA's galleries.
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Cabbage—not cocoa—is the dominant aroma when you arrive at the single-story compound surrounded by greenery.
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Importantly, panelists weren't able to detect any differences in color, aroma, taste, or aftertaste between the two versions.
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Impossible genetically engineers yeast to create heme, the iron-containing molecule that gives meat its taste and aroma.
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So, if cattle farms start to lose that nostalgic aroma in the years to come, don't be alarmed.
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I still remember the smoky aroma coming from the combination of the oil, sweet onions, meat, and wood.
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Traditionally, ramen places are filled with businessmen and the strong aroma of tonkotsu broth, made from pork bones.
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The aroma, look and feel of his dishes are just as important as their taste, he has said.
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Generally linalool, also found in lavender, calms you, while limonene, with its citrusy aroma, can give you energy.
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Throughout the text he refers to this aroma in wide-ranging poetic fashion whenever savoring his aesthetic experiences.
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You can also mix the scent with a floral aroma such as jasmine to increase the positive effects.
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But the aroma is terrific: sweet and salty, with flavors like rosemary and cracked pepper at high decibel.
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The enemy remains out of sight, but the aroma of Hot Pockets and hand lotion permeates the air.
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Nox Aroma utilizes the same sleep tracking technology found in everything from high-end mattresses to free apps.
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People become desensitized to bad behavior in the same way perfume wearers lose the aroma and apply more.
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Hoshi identified five different components that comprise all ramen dishes: noodles, soup, soup base, topping, and aroma oil.
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She does not hear the yapping dogs and the crying child or smell the glorious aroma of bacon.
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The aroma of ashes blows with the stiff prairie wind, and residents remain unnerved by smoldering hot spots.
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"I wanted that aroma, and I wanted it desperately," said one of the show's lead producers, Barry Weissler.
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It has a surprisingly pleasant aroma, a mature, fruity sweetness, nice acidity, and lingers well on the tongue.
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It's perfect as a steak sauce—any dish that needs a nice aroma and little bit of heat.
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For Renee Babenzien, 89, the hot dog aroma triggered recollections of vendors selling franks with mustard and sauerkraut.
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In a similar ad, a boxer appears to knock out his opponent with little more than his aroma.
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He said their skunky aroma often smacks him in the face when he walks out his front door.
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Tobacco companies have cash and urgency, but their unmistakable aroma is something that Big Weed can do without.
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It did not leap out of the glass, yet rewarded close observation with its deep, stony, mineral aroma.
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The aroma — a mix of SpaghettiOs and hot Spam — rushed out of the packet and into my face.
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You have heard them sizzle in the pan, seen the steam rise up, smelled the sweet-savory aroma.
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The flavor and the aroma of the coffee, the flavor notes, these are the things we're concerned about.
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Its tannins were still wound up, but the aroma was getting interesting, spicy with dried flowers and balsam.
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Usually $79.99, you can pick up the Autowit Air Purifier and Aroma Diffuser on sale for $58.99 now.
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The coconut oil lends a trace of its sweet, tropical aroma as it yields a crisp, lacy crust.
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The buttery aroma and flaky crust added by the puff pastry give the humble potpie a certain elegance.
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They make enzymes for the food industry that reduce saturated fat levels while maintaining consistent aroma, taste, and feel.
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The wafers themselves are chocolate-flavored, but it's the creme that gives off the distinct aroma we first encountered.
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THE SUNNI ARAB There's nothing quite like the aroma of fresh samoon, and Ahmed Mushal Hassan remembers it well.
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Then, they determined which genetic variants are associated with specific flavor and aroma traits in those most-liked tomatoes.
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"We're using a unique, fully closed centrifugal brewing system that doesn't allow for any aroma to escape," Freese said.
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Well, it turns out that this particular aroma attracts parasitic flies—and it tricks them into pollinating the flower.
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Place a bowl of grapefruit in your bedroom for both the aroma and to have a sex snack handy.
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"There was no THC or CBD, and the terpenes were only used for flavor and aroma," Kiely told me.
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As he entered through the garage, the aroma of roasting pumpkin, still in the slow cooker, hit his nose.
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It was an international stage and the blue cheese—its flavor, composition, texture, and aroma—did all the talking.
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But when he describes weed's aroma as being one of pine, hops, and lemon, my brain reactivates with familiarity.
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Along with the aroma of the sea (or garbage day in August), a convertible carries the whiff of indulgence.
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Its small soft green leaves have a similar flavour and aroma to spearmint, but with a sharp menthol bite.
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Another smell that always takes me back is the sickly sweet aroma of Britney Spears' maiden perfume venture, Curious.
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On Beauty The musty, earthy aroma is suddenly everywhere, in some of the nicest new fragrance releases this fall.
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Their distinct, almost anise-like aroma makes a big difference in the mix, but one could leave them out.
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The aroma permeates the gallery with a mustiness that conjures images of bacteria floating into my THC-laden lungs.
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"This Brut IPA has a tropical fruit and hoppy aroma with low bitterness in the flavor," the brewery writes.
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You must peel away and discard the tough outer layers and finely chop the center to release its aroma.
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In the fertile soil of Vietnam, lemongrass grows abundantly in hedges, its aroma wafting with every little warm breeze.
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Bring the spirit only close enough so you can just sense the aroma, appreciating its qualities from a distance.
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Happily, I found mahaleb, rife with the same haunting, almondy aroma as noyaux, at my local Middle Eastern grocer.
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The '16 Pernot was penetrating and incisive, with a deep, rich aroma and flavors of herbs and tart citrus.
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As I took my first bite, the aroma of sweet flour enveloped in fat filled my nose and mouth.
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As the basil disintegrated, releasing its exquisite aroma, the sauce began to transform in a way I'd never seen.
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The aroma that we know as musk, for example, first came from the gland of a male musk deer.
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I was greeted with the sound of people clinking glasses and the wonderful aroma of different cuisines blending together.
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Many have an earthy minerality, too, sort of a wet stone aroma, and the best are textured and resonant.
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Medha: Chef Yu also has to smell the distinct aroma of the fan jiao to know it&aposs ready.
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The creamy ivory dressing is dotted with bits of the truffles and nicely delivers their haunting aroma and flavor.
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The aroma — a combination of adhesives and other chemicals — may not be all that healthy to breathe in any way.
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Now there's a genetic roadmap for creating the chemical compounds, the sugars, acids, and aroma compounds that make tomatoes tasty.
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Memory foam does have an initial smell, but the aroma of mine diminished after its quick spin in the dryer.
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It even smelled like the changing of the seasons, that fresh, clean aroma that signals the start of something new.
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According to the study, snacking on cheese before sipping wine improves the flavors and aroma of both reds and whites.
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A WARM aroma of citrus bath salts wafts through the lobby of the Thermae-yu spa in Tokyo's Kabukicho district.
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Then there are those who, apparently, get off on that sweet, sweet aroma of a shiny, sexy, freshly-opened Mac.
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"With the first sip, you'll inhale that woodsy aroma and the savory woodiness of the juniper," said the company spokeswoman.
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Apply a body scrub and butter with the same scent, and you'll find the aroma clings to you much better.
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Chandler Macleod in Melbourne has a client looking for people to conduct taste, texture and aroma tests on food products.
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I once had sake that even had a cotton candy aroma, called Kaguyahime Junmai by Yamamoto-Honke brewery in Kyoto.
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When you take it out of the skull it has a crazy aroma and has turned this wild pink color.
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It was a nonsmoking boat, but the aroma of pot lingered for the 2136 minutes of our refreshingly blissful ride.
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Nox Aroma attempts to correct that problem by glowing a soft red as you snooze, theorized to improve melatonin production.
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When crumbled under water, the product is said to create bubbles and spread a fruit-scented aroma through the room.
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During harvest season the air carries the aroma of fermenting grapes, and changing leaves on grapevines cover the undulating landscape.
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Unexpectedly, after a few minutes in the glass, it became joyous and exuberant, with the beguiling aroma of pressed flowers.
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He remembers red-capped bottles left out on the restaurants' tables, filled with bitter, sour liquid emitting a "caustic" aroma.
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But that aroma could become a fragrant monster if a prospective resident's first encounter with it is a negative one.
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The space is also full of the aroma of earth, a round scent that strikes you as wholesome and nourishing.
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That said, actually visiting the Lowu Bridge might yield a slightly different aroma from the one presented by Wong's installation.
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Some nights, the aroma of Arabic food fills the air; on others, it's Indian food — and the list goes on.
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They never wipe off the sticky substance, whose aroma quickly permeates the intimate Next Door at New York Theater Workshop.
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Her father's parents, who spoke no English, filled the air with Haitian Creole and the aroma of spicy Haitian stews.
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Virgin or raw oils have lots of compounds that contribute flavor and aroma, Provost says, but they tend to burn.
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She said that as Mr. Crutcher, who was standing near the vehicle, approached her, she smelled the aroma of PCP.
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Though it is gossamer light, it has a chewy texture and mineral flavors that linger, along with a floral aroma.
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During football season, the aroma of smoked meats and banter about the University of Alabama's performance wafts across the park.
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Its lavish conservatory is jammed with hundreds of exotic plants and a dewy, tropical aroma even through Chicago's bleakest winter.
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Straw-colored, with a slightly yeasty meadow-fresh aroma, the mead is bone dry with hints of citrus and vanilla.
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This distinguishes them from artificial flavors, which use man-made chemicals to give a product its particular flavor or aroma.
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Then you notice the aroma of little flatbreads wafting from a hot griddle, and you head to the Lebanese stand.
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"You get the aroma of the beer, but you can feel and taste the milkiness in the cheese," says Vigliani.
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Ethan Brown: This is crazy for me to be saying this… I don't like the aroma as much as I should.
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Even if you've personally retired the bottle to your parents' basement storage, the fond memories of the fruity, floral aroma remain.
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But the linalool scent was as fragrant as a freshly opened air freshener, producing floral aroma that smelled almost like basil.
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Her basement rehearsal space, with its drooping Christmas lights and faint aroma of dog food, is a far cry from SNL.
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The avocado leaf gives the beans a lovely aroma and a hint of toasted chile de arbol gives them a kick.
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The following year, the company brought it to Asia for more tests after retooling the formula to heighten the coffee aroma.
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"Are you proud, little Pioneer?" asked our neighbor Irene, summoned out of her room by the aroma of the baking pie.
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The collection centers around the allure of travel — each one has a unique aroma that helps transport you across the globe.
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With its sour and spicy flavour, this Harive Soppina Huli or Sambar is one dish packed with nutrition, flavour and aroma.
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The cocktail has a rich and heady aroma, and the bright note of the orange peel cuts clean through the haze.
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Fearing disaster, or perhaps simply by accident, a Chinese delegate smashed one on the floor, releasing its aroma to the crowd.
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The oils in their First Day line have intense aroma and almond, apple, and pepper notes that make for exquisite drizzling.
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Image: APThese products contain between 60 to 90 percent ethanol or isopropyl alcohol, and they're typically infused with a pleasing aroma.
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Hopefully, we won't have to wait too much longer to find out what aroma the company has in store for us.
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Subsequent inventions have ranged from the tape in cassettes (1935) to an aroma called citronellal (1982) to drought-tolerant corn (2013).
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Styled after the popular seafood stew from San Francisco, this stripped-down version is all clams, potatoes, and earthy, savory, aroma.
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The Christmas Reindeer Live Tree With Lights from L.L.Bean will fill your home with the wonderful aroma of fresh Alberta spruce.ProsCons
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You'll know you have arrived when you smell the almost-half-a-century-old aroma of fried dough and sweet milk.
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"We'd sit there by the stream and enjoy the aroma of preserved meat and think, Wow, life is good," he says.
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Waking up to the delicious aroma of fresh-brewed coffee sounds too good to be true, and until recently, it was.
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If I wanted to get anywhere, I had to pass its rotting fruit aroma and the metallic odor of butcher blood.
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When I started burning it, I could smell this floral aroma and I thought that it might pair well with duck.
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This coaxes more aroma than bitter flavor from the hops; the sheer volume of hops happened to turn the beer hazy.
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The amber-toned brandy has a floral, grapy aroma and a light smoothness, hinting of toffee and orange, on the palate.
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The house will fill with the aroma of cumin from my mom's simple meal of ful medames, a fava bean dish.
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The spirit is clear, with a pleasing viscosity, a bell pepper aroma, and notes of citrus and spice on the palate.
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A fan sends the aroma from the flowers down to the toilet area, while a second chimney extracts any unpleasant smells.
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In the moonlight, their white petals and sweet aroma attract nocturnal pollinators with which some of the plants have co-evolved.
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Second, as an animal product, the brush has an aroma to it when you use it the first handful of times.
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In a cooler vintage, this mineral aroma might have been more apparent, but in warm 2015 it played a secondary role.
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Our Arabica beans, grown in volcanic soil at high altitudes, are known for their fruity aroma, bright acidity, and full body.
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Podría tener notas de espárragos o alcachofa, más o menos ecos de césped recién cortado, pero debe predominar el aroma afrutado.
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And when you unwrap a banana-leaf parcel, it releases a sublime tropical aroma that will make you mad with hunger.
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It's harvest time for green chiles, and, across the state, the air is filled with the exhilarating aroma of roasting peppers.
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By flipping aside a metal lid atop a silver canister, you can inhale the heady aroma of a fine Cuban cigar.
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Aroma King Scholars are divided about whether a stink bomb is an actual firework, but this is one of the best.
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He is too intoxicated by the heady aroma to feel the heat rising, to know that he's about to get cooked.
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People always want a signature scent, and a lot of people want others' first impressions of them to be that stunning aroma.
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"With the accompanying chicken, the cherry became a strawberry aroma," said Mel Winokur of New York City, while Cjmoore of Eugene, Ore.
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Well, the bouquet of herbs impart plenty of color, aroma, and perhaps even some preservative compounds, but fortification just means more alcohol.
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Airdog's Aroma Diffuser and Speaker delivers a peaceful aromatherapy experience all while pumping out your favorite playlists and beaming relaxing mood light.
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And for those who love warm, sultry notes, Trouble in Heaven (in purple) contains aroma with notes of iris, patchouli and amber.
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Now, some pepper enthusiasts are going in a different direction, breeding peppers for flavor and aroma without focusing on heat at all.
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You may feel more in tune with nature, given its familiarly floral and earthy aroma, or at the very least more relaxed.
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Agan Aroma debuted its Moodo device last year, which lets users insert pods and then digitally mix the scents through an app.
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The cigar aroma was so strong that their wives thought they had been at the bar when they came home from work.
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A radio plays lulling music somewhere in the kitchen, and the pungent aroma of fresh milk, cream, and butter overpowers my senses.
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Feeding on these plants is what gives each piece its characteristic colour, flavour, aroma, and fatty texture that melts in the mouth.
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You can even pre-set how much coffee you grind up, preventing waste and preserving your beans' natural aroma and flavor longer.
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TL;DR: The simple-to-use Aroma 14-cup rice cooker is on sale for super cheap — just $12.99, down from $39.99.
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If my rich, chocolaty fudge doesn't have just the right aroma, then it just won't do for my perfectly fudgy cookies. pic.twitter.
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Major outlets saturated the news environment with innuendo-heavy reports, creating an aroma of malfeasance around Clinton unsupported by their actual findings.
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Sleepace is filling that void with the Nox Aroma, an all-in-one sleep aid, smart alarm clock, and essential oil diffuser.
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For many of us, the heavenly aroma of bread transforming into the best beautifully browned version of itself elicits treasured childhood memories.
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It's the new sibling of Ancho Reyes Chile Liqueur, and delivers a clean, deeply vegetal aroma and sweet but not punishing heat.
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Unsurprisingly, pumpkin makes up a large part of this candle's aroma, but you'll also get whiffs of cinnamon, ginger, vanilla, and lemon.
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Now, the lobbies of all DDG properties, including the condos XOCO 325 on West Broadway and 41 Bond, share a sultry aroma.
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On Wednesdays at the weekly market, there's the woody aroma of freshly woven straw baskets and the rich scent of ripe apricots.
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Does it have the musty, planet-destroying aroma of a greenhouse gas appellation—generated, perhaps, by the burning of coal or oil?
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A big part of this experience is not just how your skin adapts to it, but the unique aroma of the room.
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They'll sit in your smoker for a few hours and emit a magical aroma that will make all of your neighbors jealous.
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Cookery books should awaken our taste buds, make us smell the aroma of dishes, and develop a desire to find out more.
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I knew I was on the right track when the unmistakable aroma of caramelizing sugar from the baking mochi filled the apartment.
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The soil, the climate, the seasons—they all influence the character of wood and how that wood's aroma or smoke flavours food.
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When Californians voted to legalize recreational marijuana, lawmakers didn't anticipate the uproar the aroma of millions of flowering cannabis plants would generate.
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New Year's Reality: Close your eyes and breathe in the aroma of the lavender bath crystals you got at the farmers market.
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Its 2016 was roughly three quarters cabernet sauvignon, and was lively and beautiful, showing great finesse and the distinctive aroma of garrigue.
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The cheese has a rich, herbal aroma and sweet nuttiness, and texture enhanced with a delicate crystalline crunch, a token of aging.
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It is ubiquitous in Vietnamese cuisine, and its pungent, unmistakable aroma, especially from its production, seemed to hang over the entire city.
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Mantente alerta para identificar el palo santo sintético, en el que se usan químicos para producir el aroma característico del palo santo.
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He added that it's impossible to make smoke completely odorless because using heat to combust plant matter will still create an aroma.
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The wine is deep, dark and almost exotically fruity, with a lovely aroma almost like pomegranate juice blended with flowers and earth.
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Front Burner Paski Sir, made from sheep's milk from the Croatian island of Pag, has a nutty aroma and a honeyed aftertaste.
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It's a firm, smooth tomme-style cheese with a blue-gray rind, a fruity aroma and a full-bodied, slightly tangy flavor.
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In 2015, she started a business called AnnaBis, a line of aroma-controlled handbags, clutches, vape cases and other pot-related accessories.
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But at the "Eat My Cake" bakery, a respectful vibe hangs in the air along with the aroma of apple tarte Tatin.
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I started to feel more confident in my ability to replicate the recipe once I smelled the familiar sweet and spicy aroma.
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Ms. Lupton and Ms. Lipps asked Sissel Tolaas, the Norwegian smell designer and odor theorist, to design an aroma based on Central Park.
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It filled my apartment with such an amazing aroma, I almost felt like I could taste it before I even had a bite.
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The woody floral fragrance includes notes of fresh eucalyptus acorns, orange flower petals and Alaskan cedarwood for a feminine, fresh and sensual aroma.
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Terpenes are the chemicals found in cannabis that provide its aroma and flavor, and they may also add to the plant's medicinal properties.
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"Produces large juicy fruit with sweet wild strawberry aroma," reads the description for what is clearly supposed to be a penis-shaped strawberry.
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This aroma has a calming effect on humans, so many people across Alola let them live inside their homes as an air freshener.
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Researchers at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York are capturing the smell of its old books to reconstruct the building's 1906 aroma.
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The enzymes that transform the glucovanillin in the plant into vanillin – the molecule that gives vanilla its distinctive aroma – emerge only through curing.
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It unfortunately doesn't provide a slot to hold my transit card, however, and has a gross chemical smell instead of a leather aroma.
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The commitment, coupled with the heavy aroma of paint chemicals and weed hanging in the air, somehow made the whole thing seem legit.
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There's a powerful, funky aroma to the place emanating from dozens of flowering vines rising from their pots like warped, budded magical beanstalks.
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What charcoal brings to the party is a healthy heaping of aroma compounds, the other half of the power couple that is flavor.
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The most common Oregon varieties are white, which smell faintly of Alba truffles because of their butane-like aroma and umami-packed flavor.
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A pungent aroma is wafting across the U.S. today, 123/212, as crowds gather to rejoice in the legalization and decriminalization of marijuana.
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I squeezed a couple of the lemon slices to make the aroma stronger and gently rubbed the hops and seeds across my skin.
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A fragrant body scrub can purge those dead skin cells, make your skin feel smoother, and tantalize the senses with a comforting aroma.
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It's only when you're out and about and the breeze is picking up that you get a hit of the subtle, musky aroma.
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Raising Your Pets Naturally tested Riley's Organic Sweet Potato Recipe Dog Biscuits and reports that they radiate a delicious cinnamon and peanut aroma.
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When he opened the package, it "flooded the whole house with aroma and it flavored everything, even my roommate's orange juice," he recalled.
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Emde pops a lid, yielding blasts of aroma and images of furry mold that can lead a squeamish visitor to wince and gag.
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For many, the sense of loss can be nearly overwhelming, and the aroma of a once-favorite meal can reduce them to tears.
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The results of this study suggest such a substitution could well be possible with jackfruit seeds' similarities to cocoa in aroma after processing.
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Pro tip: snap a photo of the text on your phone so you can read it far, far away from the bologna aroma.
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In a small dry pan, toast the spices on low heat for a few minutes, or until they begin to release their aroma.
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The result: a pork-free broth that instead derives its heavenly, earthy aroma from shiitakes, garlic, kombu, ginger, miso paste, and bonito flakes.
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The aroma of their neighbors smoking some dank leaked into the room where Bono, her girlfriend, and Colin were playing Dungeons and Dragons.
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I couldn't resist giving this mostly French stew a bit of Chinese aroma, supplied by star anise and cinnamon stick, clove and allspice.
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The taste is rather unrefined, but it's the intensity of the aroma that made us feel like we are chewing an air freshener.
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Excited by the aroma, our feet stuck to linoleum, we came alive as the sun went down, our bellies growling for a taste.
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Its aroma had a fruity sweetness, and the wine seemed to have an inextinguishable life force and intensity while staying completely in character.
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I never found the Omega Professional brush to be offensive, but a mild aroma was noticeable for a while before eventually dissipating altogether.
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Now, I could identify the hint of sea salt in the Yoichi and the aroma of fruit and mizunara oak in the Yamazaki.
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An aroma can vary, depending on bubbling speed, a single bubble's size, temperature of the liquid and even the shape of the glass.
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As you eat, bring all your senses to the meal, being attentive to color, texture, aroma and even the sounds of different foods.
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The modern zeal for aquatic scents began in the 1980s, when a briny Neptunian aroma chemical called calone became popular at fragrance houses.
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It's this final step that gives the American ale its more pronounced hop flavor and aroma, which are complemented by smooth caramel notes.
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World famous tea These tea plantations are the starting point for the world famous Assam tea, known for its strong flavor and aroma.
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Medha: Surrounded by the aroma of herbs and spices, my curiosity was piquing, and I couldn&apost wait to try ốc with Dan.
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GravaStar Premium Bluetooth Robot Speaker — $199 See Details Autowit Fresh 103 True HEPA Air Purifier and Aroma Diffuser Allergies giving you the blues?
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Soy leghemoglobin is Impossible Foods' plant-based version of this molecule, replicating that aroma and flavor without the need for, you know, meat.
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On Beauty Among skin-care enthusiasts, Biologique Recherche Lotion P50 has a formidable reputation for its exfoliating powers — and an extremely stinky aroma.
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Often I find that the addition of truffles can be overdone, but this specialty was exquisite, with a complex aroma and deep flavor.
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Same goes for exploding cupcakes — unless you know a middle-schooler who might actually want to bathe in the aroma of Dubble Bubble.
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A half century after she first stepped into a dojo, Honor Blackman still hasn't forgotten the ripe aroma of her very first judo lesson.
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"I've been drinking all day!" exclaims one gentleman with a strong liquor aroma on his breath, and who spends little time on his smartphone.
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Like the aroma of cooked cabbage or the sound of a shouting argument, a single rotten tweet or false report travels through every apartment.
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A new study shows that cup height and diameter have a lot to do with people's expectations of coffee's taste, aroma, temperature, and cost.
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On the upside: You kind of get used to it — you just have to be down with your personal aroma to make it work.
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"Instead of just looking at what you're seeing, it's what would have gone into creating the aroma of the original Morgan Library," Nelson added.
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Terpenes are prized in the beer world for creating the flavor and aroma better known as hops, but they give gin a harsh bite.
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The app-enabled Nox Aroma combines sleep tracking with aromatherapy to wake you up (and put you to sleep) using all of your senses.
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Even back then, it was a relic; when the teacher flipped it on, the stuffy room filled with the aroma of an electrical fire.
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Men gather at outdoor cafes where waiters grill over open barbecues and the stench of death is mercifully replaced by the aroma of cooking.
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For residents of Downham Market—a sleepy east Anglian town that was overpowered by a dank aroma this time last year—it's old news.
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It's a pleasant aroma, and once it spreads around, the area attracts people that come around to take a look or to take pictures.
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For example, his hazelnut-bergamot ice cream combines the rich, roasted taste of hazelnuts with the acidity and aroma of bergamot for added dimension.
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And a commuter from Seattle agreed that brushing hair or doing makeup was fine but painting nails was not — the aroma is too strong.
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I'm a sensitive sniffer prone to migraines, so the wrong scent or an overpowering aroma can set me off in a matter of minutes.
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Cranston and Paul say they're crazy about the taste and aroma of their product, which includes apple, mango, sapote, wood and smooth smoke notes.
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The Aroma Housewares Digital Rice Cooker is an affordable appliance for cooking 20 cups of rice as well as steaming vegetables and slow cooking.
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Serene House Zodiac Teardrop Scentilizer Diffuser, $29.90 (after sale $44.99) [You save $15.09]Freshen up any space in your home with this aroma diffuser.
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The figure skater, 28, attended the TIME 100 gala in New York City on Tuesday night, and got a whiff of Urban's legendary aroma.
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And when government figures finally break under the constant exposure to the tantalizing aroma, there's only one place in town they can turn to.
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The smell is one of thousands of apples, in various stages of unripe to rotten, combined with the heady aroma of rich dark soil.
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However, a portion of the population is physically incapable of knowing the poetic beauty of that very unique aroma—and scientists finally understand why.
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The moment the kernel is crushed, it releases the aroma I fantasize about all year: the sweet smell of almonds, vanilla, apricots and lilies.
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Laced with the intoxicating aroma of almonds and flowers, the resulting jam is an improbable improvement over the natural perfection of ripe stone fruit.
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The Marash's smoky intensity and the dark purple Urfa's raisiny (some say tobaccolike) aroma and sharper bite make them interesting alternatives, but not substitutes.
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And you're not frantically lighting candles at your open house hoping that the next buyer won't notice the sickly sweet aroma in the hallway.
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Ingredients like curry and coffee grounds not only lower the cost, they add a dash of poetry, retaining their aroma long after being transformed.
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In between mouthfuls of succulent pork licked with a sweet aroma, I ask the restaurant's sous chef Bruno Caseiro what they're cooking over today.
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It makes even less sense for that same restaurant to offer single-malt Scotch of every known region, shade, aroma, flavor, style and age.
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The aroma of fir trees flies me directly into specific wordless memories: childhood holidays, hand-sawn woodwork and my feet tramping through wet forests.
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Maybe my favorite de Sousa wine, however, was a white, the 2016 Reserva Branco, lively, linear and mineral, with the aroma of fresh flowers.
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With archers clopping by on horses, and the smokey aroma of grilling meat, the meadow site evoked a nomadic encampment from a bygone era.
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"Immigrant Caucus," at the exhibition entrance, douses visitors in a special aroma as they pass through metal gates designed to evoke a holding pen.
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The smells of suede and nicotine creating a delicate and ambered patina, fragrant hair on the nape of a neck exuding a vanilla aroma.
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Spending time in a room heavily infused with the aroma of smoked grains cooking made my sweater smell like iodine and ashes for days.
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In a tiny house, the smell of slowly sweated onions is an inescapable, cloyingly rich aroma; a scent to drive men — and women — mad.
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When I went home and ate the yakitori, of course it tasted good, but it didn't have the aroma I experienced in the alley.
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Under the intense Egyptian heat, the scented wax cone would melt into the wearer's hair or wig, providing a sweet aroma to the wearer.
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The aroma of polenta and bread and burnt wood penetrated not just his clothes and his skin, he explains, but seeped into his bones.
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A mouthwatering aroma filled the room as Burks ground the peanuts into a paste with a mortar and pestle for use in his experiments.
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The sheer physical beauty of a dish, enhanced by vibrant produce, may arouse the appetite before the aroma and flavor can confirm its excellence.
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This Autowit Fresh 1 True HEPA Air Purifier and Aroma Diffuser can help you breathe more peacefully during the harsher times of the year.
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El inicio del nuevo año es buen momento para realizar una limpieza en la alacena y desechar las especias que hayan perdido su aroma.
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Front Burner Yuzu, the lemony citrus fruit that's a staple in Japan, provides the essential flavor and aroma for Yuzuri, a new Japanese liqueur.
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Some of the men smoked cigars, the aroma briefly covering up the stench that seemed to emanate ceaselessly from the outpost's nearby burn pit.
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Served in a copper mug, the drink arrives topped with a crown of tea leaves, toasted with a torch to release a stronger aroma.
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Even now, garlic reminds her of when her mother and father would come home from work, their clothes and hair drenched in the pungent aroma.
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It used Peychaud's bitters instead of Angostura, which I think is a little iffy because Peychaud's imparts of bit more of an anise flavor/aroma.
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From Aquarius's delicately dressed down find to Leo's boldly enlivened buy, light up your horoscope's candle and let its distinctive aroma inspire this season's initiatives.
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Its taste and its aroma make us excited to get out of bed in the morning, while its caffeine content makes the act physically possible.
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A chemical called geosmin is responsible for the aroma that follows rainfall and is also part of the reason beets taste the way they do.
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But in 1950s and 60s, new tools pioneered by the food and perfume industries opened the door to precise, scientific control over aroma and flavor.
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Yes, there will be a line around the block (from which you'll smell the wafting aroma of street-side noodles being cooked fresh to order).
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You could smoke in there—maybe legally, maybe not—until a couple of years ago, so the aroma of your neurotic aunt's living room permeates.
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When the aroma of defeat had finally dissipated, he blamed himself for being insensitive to the plight of the poor, and set about making amends.
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Pumpkin and fall spices all blended together to replicate the recognizable PSL taste, giving off a comforting aroma and making us dream of cooler days.
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A man's moist groin area, with its sweat and piss residue and deep crevices, can take on a musty aroma redolent of testosterone-fueled manpower.
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Next, squish: Break or slice it open to peep the insides, scope the texture, and release new volatile aroma compounds (also known as secret smells).
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Or as an alternative, I may drink an Andechs dunkelweizen, a dark wheat beer with an aroma of ripe bananas and a touch of chocolate.
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In addition to "natural" light emulating the sunrise and a selection of gentle sounds like birds chirping, you can also set an "aroma" wake-up.
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The aroma of wood was overpowering before we even walked past the entrance doors, and there was sawdust sprinkled across the floor in certain areas.
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Our third beer was Progenitor from Crooked Stave in Denver, tart and modestly funky, with a telltale, well-integrated aroma that comes from dry hopping.
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Bratislava Journal BRATISLAVA, Slovakia — The aroma of roasted coffee beans filled the air on a recent morning at U Kubistu, one of Bratislava's sleekest cafes.
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But it had a density and concentration that the others lacked, qualities that seemed apparent even in its aroma of fresh red fruit and earth.
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Comparatively, the coffee for Chicory [Stout] is added on the hot side earlier in the brew; it adds more coffee taste and less coffee aroma.
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But I recently opened a bottle of Daniel Bouland Morgon Vieilles Vignes 2005, and it was beautiful, silken and earthy, with an aroma of violets.
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Many Thai-Australians revel in the uncompromising heat and aroma of the food of their heritage, and there is no lack of either at Boon.
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A foreign aroma currently wafts through one of its galleries, concocted from the least expected sources: carpenter ants and sweat samples from Asian American women.
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Others wielded silver samovars and poured steaming cups of kahwah, a light Kashmiri tea, made from saffron and other spices, that carries a delightful aroma.
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The unique aroma of each plant species results from a blend of thousands of molecules, an olfactory manifestation of the diverse chemical ecologies of trees.
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Dr. Bronner's Arnica Menthol Magic BalmThis multipurpose balm has an avocado oil base, and a fresh, all-natural aroma thanks to menthol and peppermint oils.
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McDonalds is making scented candles that smell like Quarter Pounder ingredients Is there an aroma as sweet as that of greasy meat and processed cheese?
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Replacing oatmeal scents with bagel aroma was the natural move in coming to New York, explains Melton, even though it wasn't originally planned that way.
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To get the aroma of the garlic, diners rub a crushed clove on the bread and then sparingly use oil to bring out the flavor.
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"They're on a hate campaign against anything that has a Jewish aroma to it," said Eytan Fuld, a spokesman for the right-wing Yamina party.
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The best of the cheeses may be a deeply flavored Cheddar-like number with a ripe, softly alcoholic aroma, named after the writer Willa Cather.
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After I had sampled all of them, I went back and finished each cookie, this time looking for more details of flavor, texture and aroma.
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But it has more in common with the other two in that it is made to fit a preordained profile of aroma, flavor and texture.
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Gaitán ideó grandes clásicos de la televisión latinoamericana, desde Café con aroma de mujer hasta Yo soy Betty, la fea, adaptada en cientos de países.
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I used the rest of the cannabutter for this recipe, and a delicious aroma filled my kitchen each time a baking tray left the oven.
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The film's frontman is actor Mads Mikkelsen, the tall, enviably-banged Danish star who simultaneously exudes grit, sophistication, decency, and the aroma of cedar leaves.
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For a moment our fears were assuaged: a warming fresh-baked aroma filled the air and the hot cookie slices came cleanly out of the packaging.
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That power-red shade would most certainly need a confidence-boosting aroma to match; your must-have nude might smell of clean laundry infused with vanilla.
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The cockles open up with a big pour of white wine (just like we do) and they give the dish a comforting, ocean-y chowder aroma.
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The company's secret weapon is heme — an iron-containing molecule found in plants and animals that, according to Impossible, is responsible for meat's flavor and aroma.
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All beer lovers know that the first sips of a freshly poured glass are the best ones — after the foam dies, the beer loses its aroma.
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The next post included his bath of Intergalactic's exploding colors and peppermint oil aroma, and a confirmation that, finally, Mayer now gets the bath bomb hype.
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Those in Greece and Indonesia will see a Doodle about the 25th anniversary of Rafflesia arnoldii, an Indonesian plant nicknamed "the corpse flower" for its aroma.
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Rolled up as straight as arrows, the thin apple strips are meant to give off a stronger aroma, transforming into different hues of rose while baking.
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If we think of it as the diffuse aroma of a perfume, perhaps a scent you remember deep in your brain, then it may be possible.
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According to Food Navigator, for some Millennials it meant organic, while for some, it meant environmentally friendly, and for others, it meant better taste or aroma.
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By selecting progeny without the gene variants for the off-flavour, they obtained a new beer yeast that combines swift fermentation with a lovely, fruity aroma.
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"It looks like several of the compounds most strongly associated with the distinct aroma of Mary Jane are also found in gym socks," Shelomi told me.
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Lemongrass is by far our favorite scent; it isn't overpowering like the milk one and the floral aroma make us want to fall asleep in it.
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But also that the aroma that people associate with a clean pool, is actually the stench of nitrogen trichloride and an indicator of plenty of pee.
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It is a simple preparation, cotton seed oil in a base of petrolatum with the signature soft, sweet rose aroma from which it gets its name.
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Down the hall, the aroma of Nescafé and cigarettes filled a windowless room, where defense lawyers sat on couches, balancing stacks of paper on their laps.
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Of course, this can be achieved in an oven or on a stove, but what makes the wood fire different is it creates a distinctive aroma.
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Some of those compounds are responsible for the texture of food, while some are responsible for things like sweetness, and some contribute to the food's aroma.
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My favorite is piñon (pine), which I find to offer the kind of fresh, bright, and uplifting aroma I like to keep flowing throughout my household.
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A separate investigation tying Clinton Foundation contributions to speeches made by Bill adds to the pungent aroma of shiftiness and entitlement that routinely hovers above them.
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The Rim: A tapered shape suspends the wine's aroma at the top of the glass and prevents it from wafting away when the wine is swirled.
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On the stove, thick coins of eggplant soften and happily soak up EVOO and the aroma of sautéed garlic before Hardy adds the plump tomato halves.
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CIDER ★★½ WEIDMANN & GROH APFELWEIN MIT SPEIERLING FRANKEN, GERMANY $17, 1 liter Light and fresh, with a floral aroma, but perhaps a bit too sweet.
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With time in the decanter, the Joly became more and more interesting, and more drinkable, developing the wet wool character, along with an aroma of chamomile.
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As the ruthless mayor, Jacki Weaver is a weaponized Martha Stewart, masking the stink of mining-corporation corruption with the aroma of home-baked apple pies.
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Ms. Rivard worked with the Montreal skin-care company Cocooning Love to create aroma-infused bath amenities like hô wood shower gel and lemon-cypress shampoo.
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Upstairs, a worker holding bundles of laundry walked past family dorm rooms with bunk beds, as the aroma of a dinner being prepared filled the halls.
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The '09, on the other hand, was voluptuous and powerful, quite tannic yet more advanced than the '10, with an aroma of tobacco rather than flowers.
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A smoky, intoxicating aroma will draw you into the Steak Barn, a former sawmill that's part of the popular Balgove Larder farm shop and cafe complex.
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What is remarkable is that despite its penetrating barnyard aroma, this double cream, washed-rind wheel from the Roth cheese company tastes fruity and rather mild.
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The cockles open up with a big pour of white wine (just like we do) and they give the dish that comforting, ocean-y chowder aroma.
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A February night in Harlem, 7 in the evening, and at Charles' Country Pan Fried Chicken, a faint aroma wafts out on the cold night air.
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On Thursday, a high school in Baltimore erupted into a full-on panic when a mysterious aroma filled the hallways—the sinister scent of pumpkin spice.
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Its name is derived from the fishy aroma the leaves emit; it was traditionally used for a cure for pneumonia and a means to combat phlegm.
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The earthy aroma and mushroomy taste of the truffle is one of the culinary world's most prized flavours, shaved onto salads and slipped into pasta dishes.
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He said that Bring da Ruckus emerged as a "more bitter, less floral, less sweet" brew, with a completely distinct aroma and taste from its genetic forefather.
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His 100 dunams — about 25 acres — last year produced 150 tons of Anbar rice, a strain particular to Iraq that is prized for its gentle, floral aroma.
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There's something romantic and beautiful about filling my tiny kitchen with the aroma of garlic, ginger, and onions, and then creating a dish out of individual ingredients.
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One portion of the ride will infuse the scent of cookies into the attraction, letting guests enjoy a delicious chocolate chip aroma before taking a breathless plunge.
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In a heartwarmingly nerdy yet mildly alarming development, members of the Rosetta mission team have commissioned scent firm The Aroma Company to turn it into a perfume.
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You can also adjust the aroma level by pressing one of two buttons on the device if you're around — or on the AeraForHome app if you're not.
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As people gathered for a fundraising dinner in the suburb of San Damaso, a delectable aroma wafted through the sports hall where it was to be served.
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We trekked down the sidewalk and up a little hill in front of the hospital; the wind brought out the wonderful aroma of the nearby eucalyptus trees.
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No worries — Walmart's "The Big Save" is still running, and we found an Aroma 14-cup rice cooker on sale for just $12.99, a savings of $27.
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Skip candles and air fresheners that use artificial scents (and release potentially irritating chemicals), and opt for an essential oil diffuser that delivers a subtle, natural aroma.
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The pizzas will be sent on prescheduled flights, too, which means that passengers will get a cheesy-tomato aroma instead of stale plane air throughout their flight.
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But Mint only measures what are called "volatile sulfur compounds," which can give bad breath that distinct eau de swamp aroma of overcooked cabbage and rotten eggs.
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For a follow-up experiment, she and her colleagues grew bacteria from untreated juncos in Petri dishes and checked to see what aroma molecules they were making.
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"Growth in aerospace, mining, agro and aroma Performance was offset by the headwinds in automotive, electronics and oil & gas" chief executive Ilham Kadri said in a statement.
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Take, for instance, France's solution: a yeast called Brettanomyces, which is found in dirty cellars, sometimes remains in the Burgundy region's wine, causing a distinctly barnyard aroma.
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For warm weather, they must be invigorating, with enough flavor and aroma to capture and hold the attention while refreshing the mouth and inviting the next sip.
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The Albamar had a ripe peach and citrus aroma, and a spine of minerality on the palate, with a slight but discernible bitterness, almost like tonic water.
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The aroma responsible for the deliciousness of meat cooked over a live, wood-burning fire is guaiacol, which together with other compounds can smell almost bacon-y.
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Narrator: Guaiacol is one of hundreds of aroma compounds that contribute to what we call taste, or what others may call the in-mouth smell of foods.
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The thick crust has a garlic aroma to it that immediately caught our attention, but the most noticeable thing to all of us was the portion size.
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The timing, perfected over weeks, ensured a piping-hot beverage but spared my wife the familiar — but singularly sleep-depriving — gurgle and aroma of fresh-brewed coffee.
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The Feudo di Mezzo was tight, dark and smelled like violets, while the Chiusa Spagnolo was earthier, denser and more tannic, also with the aroma of violets.
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We live in an age when everyone, from fashion houses to workout studios, has released a signature scented candle that somehow embodies the aroma of their brand.
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Biniam longs to go back to his family in Asmara, to savor the aroma of fresh coffee and cake as vintage Millecento cars drive past Bar Vittoria.
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The blend of vanilla, nutmeg and sacrasol — a note that has a "sugary, buttery smell," Malle says — recalls the aroma of speculoos biscuits, tea and Indian spices.
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The aroma of olive oil tells of the ancient reciprocity between people and olive trees, a bond that allowed Mediterranean cultures to thrive, even on arid land.
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The flag of their hoped-for republic, East Turkestan, was on display, and the aroma of Uighur dishes like lamb pilaf and walnut cake filled the room.
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The place was packed with locals and the air was thick with the aroma of coffee and enough lush cigarette smoke to make a New Yorker nostalgic.
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It found that the heme molecule, one of the components of hemoglobin, which makes blood red, was central to the unique taste and aroma of the hamburger.
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Although cats are not as sensitive to smell as dogs, aroma is still very important to them, so cold food may meet with a turned-up nose.
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The aroma was like inhaling a bunch of fresh flowers, with the life force and the ever-so-slight fetid quality often found in flowers and perfume.
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Luckily, the movie is not being presented in Odorama, which spares viewers the aroma of decaying flesh that Honka (Jonas Dassler) repeatedly blames on his neighbors' cooking.
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Instead, here they were last week, in the cozy kitchen of a classic 231 New England farmhouse where the aroma of fresh-baked cornbread filled the air.
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I too rely on a sixth sense for spices to know which ingredients will go together and a certain aroma to know when a dish is done.
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Third, it's becoming increasingly clear that the aroma of bigotry infuses the whole operation, and anybody who aligns too closely will end up sharing in the stench.
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It even has a delay start mode so you can walk into the house after a long day at work to the aroma of freshly baked cookies.
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While my brisket could not, of course, compete with the glorified-in-memory perfection of my mother's, the heady aroma swirling around my apartment came pretty close.
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"Pods are pre-ground cannabis flower that are sealed to lock in flavor, aroma and freshness that ensures a great experience every time," according to CannaKorp's website.
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The tall, narrow shape of a flute constricts the wine, keeping it super carbonated but preventing it from swirling around and fully releasing its aroma and flavor.
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"Once again you can fill your home with the warmth of a fire that spreads the mouth-watering aroma of Colonel Sanders' secret recipe," the company wrote.
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This blends in with any other small appliance, but instead of juicing or blending, it adds bubbles, aroma, and great taste to even the cheapest six packs.
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This blends in with any other small appliance, but instead of juicing or blending, it adds bubbles, aroma, and great taste to even the cheapest six packs.
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She cheered for her hero, Pee Wee Reese, at shortstop, and drank in the aroma of hot dogs and beer, and the surly sounds from the stands.
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It is Ramadan, so he is fasting this afternoon, but the aroma of kretek, the clove-scented cigarettes smoked by most men here, clings to the place.
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Incense tends to make me nauseous and uncomfortable—and there's hardly any wind, so a gentle breeze ushers a slow, constant aroma of incense in my direction.
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There are also a handful of lampstands with built-in depressions for lighting wicks but also shallow bowls for burning incense to fill the house with aroma.
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Rats and cockroaches scurry through the hallways, water leaks through the roof, toilets are broken, windows are littered with bullet holes and a musty aroma fills the air.
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ISTANBUL – When Turkish investigators entered the alleged murder scene inside the Saudi consulate, they were met by the tell-tale aroma of industrial-strength cleanser and fresh paint.
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The pot is made of polished aluminum and its eight-sided shape apparently allows it to "diffuse heat perfectly," which enhances that coffee aroma you love so much.
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Experts spend hours smelling different aroma combinations, teasing out odors like salami, pepperoni and even cheese to help Impossible hone in on the exact scent of cooking meat.
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Mr Bourne's task has been not to reverse that process but to recreate the look, the feel, almost the aroma of that cinematic experience live on a stage.
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Once you've noticed the aroma of that pie, remind yourself how thankful you are for it, even if nothing else is going the way you want it to.
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The aroma was briny and medicinal—palpably witchy, somehow—and the glass was adorned with thick legs that spreading forebodingly up the side, like a heavy single malt.
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You could be at the other end of the building and still get a whiff of the distinct aroma the shop has always boasted — and it's pure bliss.
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Experts said at the time that the delicate grapes, if exposed to sustained heavy smoke, could be vulnerable to "smoke taint," which can alter their taste and aroma.
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I asked Bembibre if she could envisage some kind of public access smell library in the future, or whether aroma descriptions will just be written down and stored.
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Vege Creek's broth, developed by Hsu's co-owner and college buddy Kent Chiang, has a delicate Chinese herbal aroma and is mildly sweet from its chosen spice mixture.
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Its famous Christmas lights illuminated the harbour (this was monumental, the 50th anniversary—but that's another story), and the aroma of roasted chestnuts mixed with the salty air.
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One downside to the Nox Aroma is that you can only use one scent at a time — the point of aromatherapy is that different scents serve different purposes.
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Though the point of transition from wild plant to garden variety has been lost to history, the close kinship between the two can be detected by the aroma.
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Mr. Day grew up in Port Chester, N.Y., near the Life Savers factory and could tell the day of the week by the aroma coming from the plant.
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"The aroma of rotting fish tells you what we're dealing with," Travis Horton, a regional fisheries manager for Montana, said Tuesday as he inspected the riverbanks near here.
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On Wednesday, the air inside the red brick Anglican Church of the Epiphany was filled with the aroma of roasting poultry as volunteers set up a turkey dinner.
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Even at this early and very bracing stage of "Baby Driver," I worried that the smell of gasoline might be overpowered by the pungent aroma of the rehash.
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Chock-full of nuts and dried berries, it also sported the aroma and flavor of spices like cumin and turmeric, derived from the spice blend of garam masala.
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Humito, a racy new silver tequila with a wood grill aroma, has a flavor that smolders as you sip: Maestro Dobel Humito, $39.99 at Wells Discount Liquors, wellswine.
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BASF last week declared force majeure for certain citral and isoprenol-based aroma ingredients after a fire forced it to shut down a plant at its Ludwigshafen headquarters.
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Once you have an active starter, which is to say one that is light and bubbly, with a pleasant yeasty-boozy aroma, a fork appears in the road.
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Even smells will be part of the exhibition, from the herbs used to make inks and dyes to the freshly hewn cedar aroma of the caravansary pavilion itself.
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The eerie, cybernetic case that Yi has constructed for the colony — a shimmering labyrinth of ethernet cables and illuminated paths — also receives invisible puffs of her special aroma.
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It is also used to make baijiu, a clear liquor with a pungent aroma that sells well among the rich in China and is often served at banquets.
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That world is rooted in a familiar relationship: Marijuana and hops — the flowers that impart bitterness, aroma and flavor to beer — both belong to the Cannabaceae plant family.
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These burgers are the makings of food chemistry at its finest, and include ingredients that attempt to mimic the flavor, aroma and even the "bleeding" color of meat.
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Just stick it on your arm and give it a rub to release a sizzlingly delicious bacon aroma any time you're feeling in need of a meat-hit.
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There was a distinct aroma of a pleasant-smelling suntan lotion, which immediately transported me to a beach resort even though we were miles away from the coast.
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Still, the beauty of these blooms is best appreciated nose to the ground — perhaps it is some faint aroma that is absolutely irresistible to early season insect pollinators.
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Loo's memories, and her father's, are often triggered by subtle moments: a snatch of song, the rumble of fireworks, the aroma of food, sudden ripples of offstage laughter.
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This fairly firm-textured cheese, with a nutty aroma and a sharpness mellowed by a honeyed aftertaste, has now been given protected geographic status by the European Union.
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When the climate becomes warmer, the vine will accelerate its growth and its sugar development, and the development of flavor and aroma gets decoupled from acid and sugar.
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Experts said at the time that the delicate grapes, if exposed to sustained heavy smoke, could be vulnerable to "smoke taint," which can alter their taste and aroma.
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When I open a bottle of true olive oil, the aroma explodes out of the bottle, my kitchen smells like an olive grove, and the taste is transcendent.
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Angry Orchard describes it as a mix of the blend of apples that their ciders are known for, along with the "rosy color and floral aroma" from the rosé.
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We love a travel cup with a lid, but it cuts off the aroma, and we detect flavor with sensory cells both in the nose and on the tongue.
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He noted Beyond has stayed away from genetically modified ingredients, while Impossible genetically engineers yeast to create heme, the iron-containing molecule that gives meat its taste and aroma.
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Whether it's abnormal vaginal bleeding or discharge, a lump, or changes to the vulva's appearance, taste or aroma, Miles says anything unusual down there is worth getting checked out.
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Growers from around the state submitted about 60 entries in the competition, which scored the plants based on characteristics including the aroma, leaf structure, and shape of the plant.
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For example, the memory function ensures you get your perfect cup every time, and the long coffee option includes an extra brewing cycle for an intense aroma and flavour.
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It gets bonus points for giving me a slot to store my transit card for easy access when going through the turnstile and for having a nice leathery aroma.
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Until the deluge of allegations against Ailes, and his forced ouster over them, Fox News was pleased to give off that aroma, and its audience to bask in it.
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"After a half-hour at room temperature, the wine grew exponentially in mouth-feel and floral aroma," said Smellis of Brooklyn, who drank a 2016 Etna Bianco from Murgo.
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" The company describes the beer as, "a blend of floral, spicy hops for subtle apple and lemon-lime aroma, balanced by slight honey notes from a creamy malt body.
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The Fizzics Waytap blends in with any other small appliance, but instead of juicing or blending, it adds bubbles, aroma, and great taste to even the cheapest six packs.
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Aside from monitoring the sugar levels, Dr Qian and Mr Fang also made use of a technique called aroma-extract dilution analysis to study aromatic compounds in the grapes.
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My experiences have inexorably changed me; I can summon the sweet, doughy aroma of trdelník, a cylindrical, sugar-dusted cake that tastes best paired with Prague's icy winter air.
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The place had that pub smell, that glorious aroma of old beer that seeps into the brain, and just like that, I ended up drinking as much as before.
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Not to mention the distraction of texting, talking, screaming babies, loud popcorn-chompers or — in the new, reserved-seating, cine-gastro-plexes — the aroma of someone else's fish tacos.
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The Fantino in particular was beautiful, I thought, fresh and juicy with the aroma and flavor of red cherries and a buzz saw acidity that cuts through rich foods.
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On Sundays, it is open for shopping and tasting, with the aroma of beans spinning in a vintage Probat UG 2993 roaster frequently drifting through the brick-walled space.
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I sat down with the inventor to learn more about her process for capturing the taste of aroma, and why she wanted to do this in the first place.
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His aroma was more of a mild blue cheese odor than that of curdled milk or baby puke or old cow's insides, which were my initial suspicions and fears.
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It's cheap, made in less than 20 minutes, and bound to impress any guests who might be hanging around, reveling in that superb—but sinister, according to Besh—aroma.
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So the Guatemalan Antigua cold-pressed coffee is the lead singer and contributes the most flavor and aroma, while the applewood-smoked barley is steady on the roasty bass.
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"Why should people from somewhere else care about this?" asked Anna Durand, owner of the Acacia House Inn, as the aroma of fresh-made quince paste filled her kitchen.
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Her signature ingredient is hibiscus, a native African flower that takes on a sumac-like aroma when dried, and adds a pretty pink color to whatever it's mixed with.
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The air in the cabin is still permeated by the musty, familiar aroma that greets travelers at the door to any plane waiting at the end of a jetway.
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It had a sweet aroma of pineapple juice, but was subtle and clean on the palate, and paired well with the spicy mustard that came with our charcuterie plate.
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"This is a perfectly balanced combination of our smooth Irish Whiskey with hints of toasted oak, dark chocolate and a rich coffee aroma," the company says on its website.
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A: New York has a particularly pungent midsummer aroma, and it is not one that people want to inhale when they step into the entryway of their apartment building.
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Cooked beef contains at least four thousand different molecules, of which about a hundred contribute to its aroma and flavor and two dozen contribute to its appearance and texture.
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Mr. Seeger said he selected them for their ability to aerate the wine and in some cases enhance its aroma, especially as with older reds in the larger glasses.
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There was the buttery, nutty smell of black sesame streusel; the earthy, bittersweet aroma of single-origin chocolate; the saline funk of small-batch sweet miso from Kyoto, Japan.
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Though the whole beans smell of coffee, the whiskey aroma comes through once ground, even subtly perfuming the coffee in the cup with a volatile hint of malty spirit.
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Las explicaciones racionales están relacionadas con el terreno y el aroma de los mamíferos debajo del barranco que quizá atraen a los perros, pero otros sostienen teorías más esotéricas.
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"The aroma of chai took over the entire place," says Girish Gupta, a guide for the heritage walk of the old Ahmedabad city, who calls New Lucky a landmark.
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Oil paint has a particular tang that I've become accustomed to, but in each studio I encountered a different aroma — a combination of materials used to make the work.
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Here are a few simple recipes that will greet you with the aroma of a hot, home-cooked meal when you get back from a tough day at the office.
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The aroma of the famous sauce that's been slathered on steaks, burgers, and meatloaf since the early 1800s is now available in 9-ounce candles that retail for $14.99 each.
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"When I walked into the bedroom there was a huge stink in the room, like a real horrible aroma of sulphur and burnt motor," he told the CBC last year.
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The sweet smell of freshly made pralines provides an inviting aroma across the historic district, and horse-drawn carriages amble down streets carrying tourists to antebellum homes and manicured gardens.
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Hibiscus Grilled Chicken British Nigerian chef Lopè Ariyo likes to use dried hibiscus leaves, which lend a sumac-like aroma and pink stain to the blandness of skinless chicken breasts.
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It looks like they might kind of like it, because the dog never goes up and just gets the aroma off another dog's butt—very often there is contact there.
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In one extreme case, Decelles recalled a trip when first class passengers were treated to freshly baked chocolate chip cookies, and the enticing aroma wafted back to the economy section.
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I take a moment to notice that particular green-apple taste and the hint of cinnamon aroma that comes from the particular barrels used to ferment and age the wine.
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During my experimentation, I found that teas that tended to have a floral, perfumey aroma to them—more aromatic and delicate—tended to match up better with gin or vodka.
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The sickly-sweet aroma it produced was one thing I had not forgotten (though Buttigieg was quick to tell me that recently installed controls had greatly reduced the pernicious fumes).
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Many of the same terpenes used for those aroma compounds are found in marijuana, and they're the components of the plants that give strains their distinct characteristics, according to Meadows.
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"It's hard to reduce flavor and aroma to an equation, particularly when you need a solution that is simple and flexible," structural biologist Joseph Puglisi, told The New York Times.
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So I braved the aroma, which was actually less strong once the meat was out of the oven and greeted each of my relatives with two kisses on the cheek.
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As you walk into the kitchen, your eyes may sting from the aroma of the freshly-chopped onions but instantly feel refreshed as you walk by a man chopping cilantro.
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It was not, but the aroma of damp wool — often characteristic of a young Savennières — is reminiscent of cork taint and has more than once had me teetering with doubt.
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Add the cardamom, coriander, cumin seeds, and the peppercorns, and toast for 27 to 303 seconds, swirling the mixture occasionally until the seeds release their aroma and start to brown.
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The ingredient helps Impossible closely mimic the taste and aroma of real meat but has also led to delays in expanding its footprint as it waits for approval from regulators.
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The chemistry of tomato flavor has three primary components: sugars, acids and what are known as volatile chemicals — the flavor compounds that waft into the air carrying the fruit's aroma.
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This is meant to infuse the aroma of scholarship and, more important these days, to datify the book's claims in an effort to render human interactions as objective, measurable phenomena.
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"[Santa] packs it in perfect lines on his coffee table and then takes a big whiff to smell the high quality aroma of the snow," the item's description continued. Yall.
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The stew's aroma is so alluring that a boy in her apartment building, a police officer, a nearby hot dog vendor and even the mayor stop by to try some.
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"Our culinary team wanted to provide customers with an old-fashioned apple pie with homemade taste and aroma to match," said Becca Hary, a spokeswoman for McDonald's in a written statement.
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The tasters evaluated each of the wines four times, on two separate fruit and root days, rating each wine's taste, aroma, and mouthfeel, using the provided 20-point wine scoring system.
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"The relationship of strength, flavor, aroma and combustion are the four pillars we build an experience on, and the flavors and feelings play a key role in that analysis," Herklots said.
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Cathay Pacific's unique scent, designed by Air Aroma, is a mixture of subtle woods, white florals, and fresh green tea notes, while Delta's "Calm" scent was created with lavender and chamomile.
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The aroma and taste was not qualitatively different from the mangoes I had known, but intensified manifold, as if the souls of ten mangoes had been concentrated in just one fruit.
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The low-smell of the fried chicken comes from what KFC claims to be a special "cooking method" that keeps in the flavour and aroma, and it's sold at room temperature.
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CS: When I was eleven I traveled to a museum and was drawn by the intoxicating aroma of oil paint to a room downstairs where adults were painting a still-life.
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Measuring up to 1 foot in length, the "King of the Fruits" has an unmistakable shape -- a spiky, barbed ball filled with starchy, custard-like pods -- and an infamously pungent aroma.
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Yes, there's the aroma of pickling spice and mustard, but there's something about the scent of corned beef that makes it an exception when it comes to forbidden office lunch smells.
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Emerald comprises two units, with Kalama Chemical specializing in preservatives and aroma chemicals and CVC Thermoset Specialties supplying products such as liquid polymers, specialty epoxy resins, reactive diluents and curing agents.
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Emerald comprises two units, with Kalama Chemical specialising in preservatives and aroma chemicals and CVC Thermoset Specialties supplying products such as liquid polymers, specialty epoxy resins, reactive diluents and curing agents.
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I ran a small, informal tasting in the WIRED office and found Air's vodka to be sweet and slightly viscous, even at room temperature, with a sharp, almost isopropyl-like aroma.
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Though I'm not sure it was done purposefully, it also gave off the sweet smell of tobacco, an aroma men who grew up in the South like I did can't forget.
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It smells different down there, an aroma something like men's cologne, and we learn that a special scent is pumped into the V.I.P. sections of the arena via the air ducts.
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Here, he poured me a generous glass of the line's highly regarded X.O. An aroma of dried fruit wafted from the tulip snifter, and the drink's subtle sweetness intermingled with spice.
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During busier months, the fromagerie offers tasting sessions for visitors, but we contented ourselves with a Camembert de Normandie to go, a bold cheese with the aroma of its barnyard origins.
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Whether it's a beef stew or corned beef hash, what better way to lift up the spirits of everyone at home than by filling it with the aroma of delicious food?
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The aroma from the diseased wood (trees produce the fragrance as an antidote to fungal infections) is musky and mysterious, like something you might expect to smell in an ancient tomb.
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Also intriguing is Mohssin Harraki's twisted mixed-media sculpture "Reverbere" (2015), and Mehdi-Georges Lahlou's smoking sculpture "Equilibre à l'Encensoir" (2018), which perfectly fits the fire theme with its burning aroma.
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"This is called dry hopping, it's only going to add aroma but not ... bitterness — like a New England IPA, which is double dry hopped and very cloudy in appearance," he said.
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From the family's seven-floor Brooklyn apartment building in Sheepshead Bay, where the aroma of cumin and sizzling vegetables wafted through the hallways last week, recent immigration trends can be traced.
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It's clear that Tree and Carlton have big dreams, for their family and their business — Zambo Aroma, a small shop in the North Bronx that sells soaps, candles and beard oil.
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Freshly grinding a few pods for the sprinkling sugar on top of the bun gives you a burst of that woodsy heat, and its aroma hits you as you bite in.
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The evening on Mulberry Street was already thickening with the aroma of fried dough and grilled sausage when a knight in faded armor coursed through the crowd in a shopping cart.
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Once she opened the door to Jean's apartment, he continued, she didn't notice other differences, including a missing table, clutter on the counter and the aroma of marijuana, the prosecutor said.
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The savory flavor of bacon results from the cured meat interacting with salt and smoke as well as the aroma that's produced, "which is a big part of flavor," Milkowski said.
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Factors in processing, including fermentation and roasting, which deepen the flavor and give chocolate its distinct aroma, can affect flavanol content, explained Matt Hartings, assistant professor of chemistry at American University.
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Personally, I can't even think of forty-seven botanicals, and, unless the company is selling directly to neurasthenic beagles, I can't conceive of any customer who will sniff out every aroma.
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Photo: Petra JahnDogs are equipped with a powerful sense of smell, but scientists haven't been sure if our canine companions are capable of linking an aroma or scent to a physical object.
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"Some women love the smell and taste of coffee before they're pregnant, and somehow, all of a sudden, they just have such a distaste for the aroma or the taste," she notes.
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GOP policy guru: Trump can't 'fake his way through 90 minutes' In downtown Orlando on Saturday, a Latin festival filled the air with salsa music and the aroma of Puerto Rican food.
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Best of all is the whiff of green coffee beans roasted in a cast-iron skillet, which is carried around the table to give each guest a full measure of its aroma.
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Its walls are covered in art by his wife, there are children's toys scattered on the floor, and the aroma of incense with hints of really good weed wafts in the air.
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These are closely related to the aroma, flavor and quality of tea and so using genetic breeding techniques could help improve the taste of tea and make it more flavorful or nutritional.
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Nespresso has a lot of flavors, but the pods you buy are still are not ground on the spot and just cannot have the aroma or taste of a freshly brewed espresso.
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This was the only way to legally conduct a course of this type in New York, where the aroma of pot wafts down every street but the law still prohibits its usage.
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Even if you could afford to make dumplings with meat only once a year, you made sure to deliver a plate to your neighbors before the aroma alerted them to your extravagance.
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Through a carpet of wet autumn leaves and muddy earth, the dog picks up the sweet, distinctive aroma of a white truffle and signals his find by rapidly digging on the surface.
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In twice-weekly meetings, Verstrepen and his students sip and promptly spit out beers in a "technical tasting" to detect minute subtleties and differences between the taste and aroma of each brew.
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Pence may or may not be Agnew, but he isn't Ford either, and if he inherits the presidency from a beleaguered Trump, he won't ever be able to escape Trump's fetid aroma.
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The aroma was unmistakable: thick, dizzying, and like nothing I've ever smelled, including the truffles at white tablecloth restaurants where I've paid a premium to have them shaved in front of me.
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"This wine is unusually complex, its aroma is full of dried fruit, from apricots to mango and dried figs," said Tibor Vittek, the editor in chief of the Slovak wine magazine Vinoteka.
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I would argue rather that we have managed to turn the senses against themselves by pitting overwhelming light against lights, overpowering sound against sounds, intense flavor against flavors, penetrating aroma against aromas.
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As you breathe in the aroma of incense, browse herbs, henna and kitchen supplies; thumb through books on philosophy and ayurveda; and maybe leave with a singing bowl or some cricket gear.
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The olive relish makes me think of the savory reds of the northern Rhône Valley, which often have the aroma of olives, especially if the wines are made using old-school techniques.
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Just as it starts to take on a golden hue and release a savory aroma, remove it from the heat, or add a little water, stock or chopped tomato to prevent browning.
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Those living in the northwestern section bask in the aroma of fresh bread emanating from Pechter's Baking Company, a regional producer of baked goods that has a small retail store on site.
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It was dark and pure, graceful with an almost gossamer structure, perfumed with that sort of lead-pencil, cigar-box aroma that Mr. Pontallier a few years ago told me epitomized Margaux.
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James Coogan, the cheese buyer at Eli's Manhattan food market, says the cheese made in 2018 (the latest available) — nutty, earthy and with a slightly fruity aroma — is the best he's tasted.
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From now on, even among the guys with whom I had been (and in some ways still was) closest, the not-too-far-off aroma of sexuality now hung in the air.
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"The aroma is great, color is good, and there's some decent tannic and acidic structure, but the fruit flavor is a a sort of flabby, baked plum that fades fast," one wrote.
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In its native Southeast Asia — where it is prized for an unusual aroma that is compared variously to nuts, rice and popcorn — it is used in desserts, sweets and some savory dishes.
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As it ages, the exterior of cheese is heavily salted and wrapped in foil, preventing the growth of a rind, and leaving the outside moist, bright white, with a deeply earthy aroma.
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"You'd walk into the bakery and immediately there was a very sweet aroma of cereal that was very pure and very powerful and just something I still remember to this day," he describes.
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This is a question I pose to Roman Činčara, a native of the town known throughout this country as the home of tvarůžek, a soft yellow beer cheese with a distinctively pungent aroma.
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As described to London's Evening Standard by the pub's press office, Millennial Stout imbues a dark, malty base "with a subtle creamy avocado [flavor] and aroma" thanks to a secondary, avo-laced fermentation.
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With a large 13-ounce hot chocolate-scented candle from Our Own Candle Company, the home (or office or spa) will be filled with the luscious aroma of chocolate for hours on end.
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I find a lot more joy in a Mexican Taco truck eating $1 carne asada Tacos or hole in the wall Indian / Pakistani restaurant with the complex aroma of Haleem and Goat Biryani.
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The labels also indicate what customers can expect from the new brew: a dark classic porter brewed with Dunkin' Donuts coffee, a smooth, "roasty, malty" flavor profile, and a dark chocolate, espresso aroma.
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"When we eat, we perceive not only just the taste and aroma of foods, we get sensory input from our surroundings – our eyes, ears, even our memories about surroundings," said researcher Robin Dando.
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William Tunstall-Pedoe had wrapped up his studies in computer science several years earlier, but he still relished the musty aroma of old paper, the feeling of books pressing in from every side.
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The Algonquins traditionally dusted their tobacco with dried castoreum, and, in the 20th century, so did cigarette manufacturers like Phillip Morris and RJ Reynolds; it gave Camels and Winstons a distinguished, luxe aroma.
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One of these short-chain fatty acids, butyrate (which is also the food acid that gives parmesan cheese its haunting aroma), reduces transit time by strengthening contraction of muscles lining the large bowel.
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Unripe beans - stolen from the vine or picked early by farmers fearing thieves - have much lower levels of vanillin, the compound that gives the spice its aroma and acts as a natural preservative.
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If you really don't think you'll be able to wake up to the calming smell of lavender, you can turn off aroma wake-up and just use the diffuser for going to sleep.
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Narrator: The smell of wood combined with the fat and sugars breaking down in meat smells, well, intense, and that woody, bacon-like aroma is often perceived by diners as depth of flavor.
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My Burberry Black eau de parfum From: Burberry Aroma: Sweet, Youthful Evocative of a London garden at dusk, this overtly romantic scent balances sweet jasmine and candied rose with warm amber and patchouli.
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I chose pork to kick off the season because, other than toasted sourdough and the scent of bacon mingling with coffee, is there any better aroma than sizzling pork fat over the flames?
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It's an ultrarich dish that — as a waiter with a can opener releases it from the can — arrives with an especially dramatic presentation, as the food and sauce and delicious aroma spill out.
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Su popularidad dentro de la industria del cuidado personal se debe a su cálido aroma cuando se quema como incienso y a sus promesas indirectas de limpiar las "malas energías" de un espacio.
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From early morning until late in the afternoon, the aroma that filled the kitchen, wafted through the living room and wisped its way up the stairs was coffee, Chock Full o' Nuts specifically.
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Maybe it's because at its Manhattan outpost perched on the 35th floor of the luxe Mandarin Oriental hotel, the signature cocktail comes ensconced in a bag containing the aroma of an "everything" bagel.
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Augusto: In the Huelva mountains, with its unique temperatures and climatic conditions, the ham naturally sweats, the fat melts, and it takes on the aroma and the scents, the air of the mountains.
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The company's cold air diffusion process breaks down aroma oils and essential oils — the most popular are white tea and thyme, and oriental garden — and disperses them in the form of dry vapor.
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The warm aroma of Puerto Rican food, the sounds of classic salsa music and scores of coquito-filled shot glasses arrayed on a table turned this neighborhood bar into the island's northernmost outpost.
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It was late and all of a sudden the aroma of fried chicken envelops our truck and we begin to slow and there it is, roaring and crackling: a chicken ranch on fire.
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A perfect combination of scientific research and natural ingredients, the oil makes a decadent addition to bath time, providing a luxurious aroma as well as much-needed moisture for tired winter skin. www.drjackson.co.
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