So you're biting into it, it's like biting into a cloud rather than biting into, like, dense crust of a pizza.
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At best, biting into a Red Delicious is like biting into a firm cantaloupe that has only a serviceable sweetness.
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"Like something's biting into me and won't stop," she said.
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Zika fears are biting into Florida's $90 billion travel industry.
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And upon biting into it, I was even more bewildered.
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Joe: I feel like I'm biting into a doughnut pillow.
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Two grandchildren, sitting transfixed, biting into their slices of apple.
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One of them, a hardcover, is biting into her shoulder.
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"God, I love you," she told him, biting into it.
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What matters is that whatever I'm biting into is artfully executed.
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"Oh, it can," she learned after biting into the chewy goodness.
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The economy was slowing down, biting into the chancellor's tax revenues.
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The first mouthful is like biting into a peach in July.
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"This is really good," Cuban said after biting into a Mrs.
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Biting into one can be a greasy, daunting, and messy affair.
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He's also recorded 3,255 people biting into apples at one single time.
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"I'm not sure the teeth could survive biting into metal," he said.
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Just the thought of biting into a chicken wing makes me nauseous.
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Trump will presumably celebrate by biting into a delicious, well-done Trump Steak.
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Either way, exercise caution — biting into these would definitely make a bloody mess.
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There are few things more disappointing than biting into an overcooked, dry burger.
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What's the best way to get people to stop biting into Tide Pods?
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Biting into one of Hruskova's yeast-free baguettes, I'm expecting a flat flavour.
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Biting into a Papa John's slice resulted in an overwhelming mouthful of it.
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The truth is that biting into a stick of string cheese is fine.
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So, Drunk Elephant is big enough that it is likely biting into Skinceuticals' sales.
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"I feel like I am biting into a cinnamon bun except it is crunchy."
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Think about biting into a dill pickle and crushing it, you feel it crunch.
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It was the latest airline to warn of higher fuel costs biting into profits.
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You're biting into the most perfect taco that you've ever had in your life.
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It isn't just basic education, either -- extracurricular activities are biting into families' annual expenses.
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Biting into the ravioli, I saw how the wine brought out its umami flavors.
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Somebody's stocking up for the weekend, I think, before biting into a piece of cauliflower.
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For investors worried about rising costs biting into corporate margins, J.P. Morgan said don't worry.
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He's so nervous he doesn't even feel the barbs biting into his arms and side.
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Biting into a Honeycrisp evokes a feeling similar to the first minute of your weekend.
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Imagine biting into a sour-cream-and-onion potato chip and tasting only sour cream.
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Taste: Before biting into our tiny sandwiches, Jill pointed out that the "kielbasa" looked shiny.
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The initial taste you get when biting into your first Flamin' Hot Nacho Doritos is cheesy.
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In the U.S., corporate profits felt the pinch from the higher dollar biting into overseas sales.
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Still, higher taxes risk biting into part of Santander Brasil's recent profit improvement, Eleven's Volpi said.
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Picture yourself wandering through the Palais-Royal Gardens while biting into a macaron from Pierre Hermé.
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He first attempted to get the shark off of White by biting into the shark's gills.
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It feels more like biting into one of those fast-setting cement moulds at the dentist.
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In docs obtained by TMZ, Liu says he broke 2 teeth after biting into the rocks.
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These folks are biting into the fresh fig of life, and this biting produces carefree laughter.
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"On the beach of Southern California, literally eating baby dolphin," he says, biting into the heart.
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So, yeah, biting into it is a moment I'd like to permanently erase from my memory.
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Tsvyk began feeling faint and dizzy moments after biting into the cake, and she promptly passed out.
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There's nothing quite like biting into a s'more to make us feel like summer has finally arrived.
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We've all seen too many Instagram videos of influencers pulling apart grilled cheeses or biting into burgers.
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Videos posted on Twitter appear to show people biting into the detergent pacs and spitting them out.
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Paramount's disaster thriller landed in third place, biting into $248 million when it debuted in 3,170 theaters.
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So 45 minutes before a match, and he's biting into a towel having someone jabbing his feet.
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Fitzgerald went with the semi-traditional shotgun route ... biting into the can before pouring it down his throat.
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Earlier, during dinner, I said it with my mouth full after biting into my succulent halal chicken kebab.
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He sits, cross-legged, biting into himself; a crow perched on one knee pecks at his gaunt thigh.
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Too much tannin and aged whisky tastes like biting into the side of a tree or an orange pith.
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As a pre-teen, singing up felt a bit like biting into the forbidden fruit, a post-lapsarian pursuit.
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This process takes the place of dental impressions, which are made by biting into a tray with gooey material.
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Biting into a handful of warm red, yellow, and green sugary puffs, they explode with thick grease and syrup.
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My mouth grew bolder—teeth biting into paper—a ragged hole ripped right through the middle of the manuscript.
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Like the Loewen, the wine reminded me of biting into a ripe peach, but not the neat Loewen peach.
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Biting into it is no different — and at least in this case, it seems that more really is more.
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Therefore, you break a chunk off and suck it rather than repeatedly biting into the tops of different ones.
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A man in New Zealand is currently facing criticism after posting photos of his daughter biting into a deer heart.
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Covered in a gooey fruit and nut compote, it's an indulgence that you won't feel so guilty about biting into.
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But to him, it's like biting into a "fabulous fleshy grilled tomato with salt", except with pure sweet sea flavor.
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Yes, the opportunity to socialize and flirt was nice, but biting into my same sandwich every afternoon was genuinely good.
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Biting into this sandwich, with its golden crusts and smoky fragrance, made me want to order another one right away.
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Seven hours of that unfamiliar god towering over, biting into my shoulder, and I hurt right down to the skeleton.
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We may live in a complicated world, but life is simple—and beautiful—when you're biting into this lobster roll.
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One of my favorite ways to enjoy an exciting football game is by biting into one of these delicious, juicy burgers.
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Listening to "Into You" is like biting into a big, fat, ripe strawberry until cold, sugary juice dribbles down your chin.
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But until recently, I hadn't had the pleasure of meeting, greeting, and biting into one of these nostalgia-inducing sweet snacks.
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So it's no surprise that Americans sometimes aren't sure if what they're biting into is a taste of Mexico at all.
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Facebook, Snapchat and other over-the-top services are biting into that as they all look to pull from TV budgets.
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Sure, biting into a detergent ravioli might not be the smartest idea, but who knows what could happen unless you try?
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Stocks investors are spooked about a lot of things, and the strong dollar biting into earnings growth is now one of them.
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Summer isn't summer without biting into a s'more around the campfire and tasting the ooey-gooey marshmallow combine with the melted chocolate.
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Upon biting into one of the world's most beloved candies, several people have found the bars to be all chocolate, no wafer.
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In a few short days, these boys will sweep the finals and be biting into custom gold medals for a national audience.
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Hearing that they should be wary of biting into a pellet that had helped kill the bird, they refused to eat it.
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We're reclaiming the visceral summer experience of biting into a freshly picked, firm but truly ripe, never-refrigerated tomato and relishing it.
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The other one, you feel that you are biting into something that has some body to it, not as smooth as chocolate.
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We roast it on top of charcoal so it really smells like it and you feel like you are biting into charcoal.
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Make sure they're good," said Cavallari after biting into one of the pink-frosted goodies, to which one of her sons replied, "Yeah.
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S. trade war biting into global growth already and liquidity tightening around the world, 2019 was always going to be a stressful year.
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Make sure they're good," says Cavallari after biting into one of the pink-frosted goodies, to which one of her sons replies, "Yeah.
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He crested a hill alone, with no cover but the dust kicked up by the storm of bullets still biting into the ground.
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"Isn't that an Italian dish?" a staff member asked his colleague biting into the beef tartare with smoked kombu oil and fermented shiso.
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I didn't wait the recommended few minutes to let the mini pizzas cool and burned my mouth upon biting into the first one.
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Like, I feel like I'm actually biting into a piece of fruit rather than taking out just a scoop of regular ice cream.
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With the exception of the topping, the pie (thankfully) did not taste like biting into a bigger, softer version of the candy bar.
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In videos posted on YouTube and social media, people gag, cough and sometimes begin foaming at the mouth after biting into laundry pods.
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Later she revealed the baby's sex on her YouTube channel Tia Mowry's Quick Fix by biting into a cake pop with a pink center.
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Watson's tweet reportedly alludes to a video of a woman biting into a cooked bat in Wuhan, China, according to media outlet Foreign Policy.
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At the end of the day, biting into one of these is cheaper, quicker, and chiller than booking that one-way flight to Antartica.
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Even through my enormous headphones, I could sense that he was biting into something, which was awful, like death by a thousand baby carrots.
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Salsa and hot sauce are both condiments, but salsa is designed to be a weighty condiment … a dominant feature of whatever you're biting into.
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To get it, you'd have to feel what it's like walking my children to school in January under moonlight, cold biting into my jeans.
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You might not know when you're eating this specific cheese, but we all know when we're biting into a damn good slice of pizza.
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Imagine biting into a cookie dough ball filled with your favorite flavor of ice cream — yeah, it's like that (but with rice, so gluten-free!).
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When it's high quality, it's bright orange and firm—it's like biting into seawater with intense seafood notes—it's acidic, salty, sweet, and incredibly fresh.
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Years the Rapid Evaluation Team and the Foundry may well spend spitting out untold numbers of failures and biting into a potential success or two.
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There's little effort and big upside in taking full advantage of all it has to offer, and not biting into cold like you're a hobo.
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But upon biting into it, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was hot, flavorful, and more fresh-tasting than a typical Big Mac.
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Biting into a good piece of fried chicken is a pan-sensory experience that checks off just about every box of non-sexual physical pleasure.
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The fruit is a little bit sweeter, as if you are not biting into a piece of fresh fruit but maybe dipping into some compote.
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The guy is biting into a towel for a minute, and you have to do it pretty close to match time otherwise it wears off.
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LSD is pretty much doing its own thing in the brain, hence the big difference between an acid trip and biting into a piece of chocolate.
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Biting into string cheese can feel like a violation of some great, unspoken rule about how we're meant to engage with our pocketable dairy-adjacent snacks.
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"It's a nice surprise when you're biting into your burger," Schneider tells me while prepping for a busy Thursday night service at Plan Check's Sawtelle location.
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Some of the visitors were so fascinated by the experience, that they even heartily helped themselves by biting into the fresh fruit floating in their baths.
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Biting into these bags is one fast, albeit less scenic, way to take that cross-country road trip you simply haven't had time for this summer.
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Switzerland's largest lender by assets under management pointed to higher than expected regulatory costs and subdued primary market issuance as two specific factors biting into results.
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Justin Bieber's scandalous eating methods baffled people last week after a photo of the long-haired vagrant biting into the middle of a burrito went viral.
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Click here to view original GIFYou may have heard the myth that biting into a Wint-O-Green Lifesavers produces visible sparks in a dark room.
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In January, she took viewers through how to make their own sex-reveal treats from home — before biting into a cake pop containing a pink center.
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This chemical compound is actually an irritant for mammals, which is why biting into these beauties creates that delightful burning sensation so many of us love.
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I can't tell if it's the altitude biting into my lungs, or the memories of Malia's scent by my side and Jay's hair against my cheek.
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She even pokes fun at the challenges she deals with as a blind person, like tweeting about accidentally biting into a lemon instead of a potato.
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Plenty of otherwise animal-abstaining vegans enjoy biting into a gorilla now and then, savoring a crunchy loophole in an otherwise firm abstention from eating animals.
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My first thought after biting into the large folds of the flat burrito-taco hybrid was that it would make the perfect on-the-go meal.
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I've got an incredibly sensible way for you to enjoy caramel apple goodness that doesn't involve the awkwardness of biting into a whole nut-encrusted apple.
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As a result, oil prices have tumbled to adjust to the increased risk of a recession biting into expected consumption later in the year and early 2020.
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Biting into a Texas accent, Portman isn't too far from the twitchy overachievers she played in Black Swan or Vox Lux, though the context is vastly different.
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Having to move my hands around depending on whether I need the d-pad or the joystick feels wrong, like biting into a hotdog from the middle.
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Imagine biting into what you think is a thick, juicy, hot half-pound of wagyu on a kaiser only to come away with a mouthful of...nothing.
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Not that we recommend it, but you don't do a major wipe-down before biting into an apple, there's no need to cringe about what you're consuming.
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Russian companies had complained that U.S. shale was biting into market share, while they held to an agreement to keep their own production off the world market.
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Get for $3.49 at Thrive Market or a 3-pack for $10.98 at AmazonImagine biting into a cheese cracker that is made with just one ingredient — cheese.
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Her absolute psychopathy is one of the few certainties of the twisting series—she kills with electrifying power, at one point lethally biting into an assailants neck.
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Looking at it alone is OK, but that always leads me to imagine someone biting into it for some reason, which is what I get scared of.
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Biting into a super-spicy Chongqing wing, an old classic, strewn with bits of deep-fried tripe, was like doing a line of cumin and Sichuan peppercorns.
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That's because it takes weeks for social distancing to start biting into new case numbers, due to the roughly 14-day infection period of the novel coronavirus.
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Biting into a well-trimmed artichoke, without any fibrous distractions, is one of the best things about springtime eating — the joys of asparagus, peas and ramps included.
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Stronger dollar biting into profits That's a major problem for major multinational consumer companies like Coca-Cola (KO), Procter & Gamble (PG) and GM (GM) for two reasons.
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"Eating a frog" is the greatest antidote to procrastination, and the most productive people know the importance of biting into this delicacy first thing in the morning.
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For the past few weeks, it seems like everyone in America has been asking themselves one question: Why the hell are teens filming themselves biting into Tide Pods?
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In January, health experts warned against the potentially deadly social-media craze called "The Tide Pod Challenge," in which individuals filmed themselves biting into the soap-filled capsules.
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The itching is basically skin irritation, caused by those pesky parasites biting into your skin and injecting their saliva, which helps gets the blood flowing in their direction.
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Each person is invited to select one and touch it, smell it, weigh it, or tap it to get a sense of its density, before biting into it.
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Even before YouTube responded to this EMERGENCY by removing videos featuring people biting into pods, searches found exponentially more videos calling teens stupid than teens actually being stupid.
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At worst, it's like biting into an old baseball mitt, with shudder-inducing softness compounded by a flavor that tastes like it was muzzled between two cotton balls.
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In current wine parlance, sommeliers might refer to this wine as "crunchy," like biting into a juicy apple in which the sweetness and the acidity were precisely balanced.
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Last year, YouTube banned both the "Tide Pod" challenge, which involved biting into laundry detergent pods, and "No lackin" videos, in which participants aim guns at each other.
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And though you're instructed to eat them "just like edamame," be warned, not discouraged, that biting into the shells may send a slightly obscene squirt across the table.
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Yet I still could imagine these all-Colombian creations on the streets, wrapped in napkins, as long as customers remember to spread their legs while biting into them.
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Not only are the scabs not particularly cute, but they turn things that should be pleasurable into painful tasks, like biting into a big, juicy burger or, uh, smiling.
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The media guru, 62, shared a photo of herself biting into a bagel while wearing her favorite festive red and white striped onesie and black glasses on Monday morning.
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Slowly, he raised his hands from his lap, feeling the drag of the metal biting into his skin, and lowered them onto the black vinyl covering of the table.
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That's why the sparks produced by biting into a Wint-O-Green Lifesavers candy is a bright, blue color you can easily see, even without a high-speed camera.
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In 2015, Tide's parent company Procter & Gamble announced that it would add a "bitter taste" to its various brands' detergent pods, specifically to prevent people from biting into them.
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We're not sure if the bagels are to be eaten as a symbolic act of biting into Trump's signature red hat or if they're to be stored as keepsakes.
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Learning about cryptocurrency economics can be a bit like biting into an oatmeal cookie and finding raisins when you thought they were chocolate chips: Entirely unexpected, and frankly unsettling.
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Do you enjoy biting into hot and melty mozzarella while considering whether you would like to spend eternity inside an 18-gauge steel casket or a burnished metal urn?
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As she describes biting into the bitter oranges from the tree on Baldwin's property and writes about his "black death" at 63, Ghansah puts his humanity at the forefront.
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But, I quickly learned after biting into the seafood that while the center of the pasta dish was piping hot, the top layer — including the seafood — was nearly cool.
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One of the most famous scenes in "Oldboy" involves the ravenously hungry protagonist eating a live octopus whole, biting into it as it wriggles in his hands and mouth.
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If anything can beat biting into a juicy Shake Shack burger at the restaurant, it's taking that first bite while wearing your pajamas in the comfort of your own home.
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No matter how old we get and how our palates change, we never seem to tire of whipping up and biting into a stack of meat, bread, cheese, and condiments.
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The worldwide grounding of Boeing Co's fuel-efficient, single-aisle workhorse after two fatal crashes is biting into U.S. airlines' busy spring and summer schedules, forcing hundreds of daily cancellations.
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"Finally, bread that's good for something," Dan cheers, while biting into the brioche bun from Foldager and Brink, containing a sausage made with free-range pork, fried morels, and mushrooms.
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"Tomorrow is the start of my Jan challenge with @selfmagazine," she writes, along with a photo of herself biting into a large chocolate bar in front of an open refrigerator.
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Upon biting into each stick, you get a slightly fluffy, warm, mild garlic taste — you don't need any butter pat like you might when eating bread at some other restaurants.
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Dinner finished, Hughes was cleaning up while all the kids were watching TV. She remembers splitting a brownie, handing half of it to Levi and biting into the other half herself.
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A man eating at the Grand Central Oyster Bar inside New York City's Grand Central Terminal was surprised to find a valuable pearl after biting into his oyster pan roast lunch.
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The negative debt yields - driven by central banks in Europe and Japan resorting to unorthodox monetary policies to ward off deflation and stimulate economic growth - are biting into commercial banks' profits.
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I've been coming to Di Palo's all my life, and I rarely make it out of the store without biting into the mozzarella made there, the milk dripping down my chin.
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During the Iowa State Fair, Pete Buttigieg showed Iowans that he can immerse himself into the culture of fried foods by biting into huge pork chops, bacon BLTs, and fried Oreos.
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Biting into Thomas Boughton's text with relish, Ms. Hallenberg revealed all those conflicting facets through her regal presence and opulent, seamless voice, which rose from earthy lows to brightly ringing highs.
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"As the number one frank-ophile in the city, I'm supposed to see if you can cut the mustard," Bloomberg told the team of women before biting into a hot dog.
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While there are few things more satisfying than biting into a juicy strawberry at the peak of its season, the extravagance of buying only fresh produce is going to cost you extra.
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No matter how far beyond our childhood days we may currently be (but seriously, who's counting?), biting into one of the melty, marshmallowy, gooey, buttery, crunchy, crispy squares instantly takes us back.
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"We conducted an experiment to evaluate how well Whopper fans know their beloved Whopper," a narrator begins, voicing over footage of people biting into what they don't yet know are Impossible Whoppers.
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In late 212 and early 20123, health experts warned against the deadly social media craze known as the "Tide Pod Challenge," in which participants filmed themselves biting into Tide's soap-filled capsules.
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The actress and lifestyle guru revealed her baby's sex on her YouTube Channel Tia Mowry's Quick Fix in January, biting into a cake pop containing a pink center that she made herself.
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He was the band's best, most distinct vocalist; tumbling into one of his solo passages felt like biting into a ham sandwich on white bread and finding it spiked with hot sauce.
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Similar trends across the south-east helped Labour gain seats in places like Brighton in 2017, as well as biting into the "doughnut" of outer-London constituencies that used to vote Tory.
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The 25 percent tariff on steel and 21625 percent tariff on aluminum, which went into effect Friday, are expected to raise costs for the U.S. defense industry, biting into its bottom line.
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But since the risk of ingesting dangerous shit doesn't turn people off these days, a guy in China just discovered another fantastic reason to avoid biting into batteries—they tend to explode.
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Jaws changed out his wheel and replaced his eighth-inch spacers—plastic pads that prevent the wheels from biting into the board—with quarter-inch ones given to him by French Fred.
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The crisis arose earlier this month when a 220-year-old man in Queensland swallowed a portion of a needle after biting into a strawberry and was reportedly hospitalized for abdominal pain.
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Spätlese riesling is generally a wine for a meal, with a sweetness that is reminiscent of biting into a ripe peach and yet refreshing enough to encourage the next bite of food.
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So does his nominee for labor secretary, Andrew Puzder, with his suggestive commercials for Carl's Jr. featuring bikini-clad women dangling pieces of bacon from their mouths and biting into huge hamburgers.
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The 25 percent tariff on steel and 10 percent tariff on aluminum, which went into effect Friday, are expected to raise costs for the U.S. defense industry, biting into its bottom line.
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Teens have been increasingly biting into laundry pods, with some posting the videos online as part of a "challenge," according to a statement Tuesday by the American Association of Poison Control Centers.
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Yet he makes delicious, unconventional wines, like his 2018 Warner Glen White/Red, 75 percent sauvignon blanc and 25 percent shiraz, which is fresh, pure and textured, like biting into fresh fruit.
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But rather than sending a message about the strawberry you're biting into, they are rigged to send messages about invading bacteria, for instance, or to help adjust blood pressure after a meal.
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"I've been noticing for quite some time now, that it seems like every time I get some jalapeños on my flippin' Subway sandwich, I'm biting into a big ol' hard stem," Johnson says.
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Maybe it was that time your parents told you that a tomato really was a fruit, so you made the irreversible mistake of biting into the thing like it was a ripe Red Delicious.
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But with low interest rates around Europe biting into profits, banks are trying to compensate by lending more, which in turn leads to higher capital requirements under rules introduced following the global financial crisis.
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" Drax is a monster, perhaps the Devil himself, who "grasps on to the world like a dog biting into bone — nothing is obscure to him, nothing is separate from his fierce and sullen appetites.
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But the partnership is actually only really likely to benefit customers of both groups, without really biting into the customer base of either, given the distinctions between what Box and Google Drive can provide.
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There is something delightfully satisfying about digging your fingers into a hefty naval orange, tearing off its husk and biting into that juicy flesh with no regard for where the drippings will end up.
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Last August, at a premiere party at the NeueHouse on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, the actor Brian Michael Smith was biting into a slider when he turned around and there was Oprah Winfrey.
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The grounding of Boeing Co's fuel-efficient, single-aisle workhorse after two fatal crashes is biting into U.S. airlines' Northern Hemisphere spring and summer schedules, threatening to disarm them in their seasonal war for profits.
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Isn't watching a hologram do the same thing kind of like biting into a pizza that looks like oozing, melting cheese and rich tomato sauce and sizzling, salty pepperoni, but is actually perfectly painted cardboard.
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You've got a green glob of avocado-y noodles that might save you a few calories, but that is almost guaranteed not to be as satisfying as biting into a mound of bubbling cheesy goodness.
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Based on our previous experience with Sugarfina's Casamigo Give It a Shot chocolate cordial, biting into these cordials will be like taking a teeny tiny shot of Tito's — with the addition of chocolate, of course.
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Dowler, from Vancouver, attempted to fend off the bear with hiking poles as it made for him, using his bike as a hand-held shield, but the bear overpowered him, initially biting into his stomach.
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The first bite sprays filling everywhere, and it's a surprising one; while egg custard buns are usually like biting into thick molten lava, the coconut milk curbs the cloying sweetness and isn't nearly as heavy.
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Talking to her in her studio, she's more present and slightly more serious; on TV, she's talking about how the best gifts are edible and then biting into a vanilla candle as if it's a carrot.
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Like Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man biting into that ambrosial yam, savoring something like self-release, the genre has gone sweet and hot, enriched as anything we've witnessed, a divinely wicked nectar, a sustenance of arrant want.
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The slew of highly publicized incidents has led supermarkets to stop selling strawberries and the police to urge caution while eating the fruit, turning the simple pleasure of biting into a strawberry into a fearful act.
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Biting into my mashed potatoes, it became clear that, while building a fallout shelter with IKEA furniture is fine, I'd do much better if I just happened to be inside an IKEA during a nuclear attack.
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It's what you'd want your lips to look like after biting into a very juicy mango on a steamy Saturday afternoon in July — except this is much more glamorous and a lot less sticky than the real thing.
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READ MORE: The World's First Lab-Grown Chicken Finger Was Just Unveiled The Impossible Burger has received high marks for its taste; many have said it comes close to providing the experience of biting into a meaty burger.
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It's not clear what possible motive the man had for biting into the thing—Taiwan News pointed out that people sometimes bite down on gold to check its purity, but that pirate method isn't exactly transferrable to electronics.
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For example, if you were a glutton on earth, you'd spend eternity looking at, but never biting into, a six-foot submarine sandwich; the sullen might be condemned to a never-ending string of other people's birthday parties.
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Every time I read about, or watch, one of these accidents, like a young Proust biting into a madeleine, I'm involuntarily transported back to that day in Connecticut—and a moment-by-moment replay goes off in my brain.
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"We're having a girl!" the actress and lifestyle guru said in the video — during which she took viewers through how to make their own gender reveal treats from home — after biting into a cake pop containing a pink center.
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And if one day you see a twenty-something brown girl biting into her cheeseburger between sobs and crying into her fries until they're limp shreds of reconstituted potato, feel free to pull up a chair and join me.
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The only thing worse than biting into a bone shard when you're halfway through a fish sandwich is swallowing that bone, and the only thing worse than that is when you convince yourself that it's caught in your throat.
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There are no vintage soda refrigerators or letterboard signs, but there is a small photograph of Robert De Niro eating pizza and a much bigger one of John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever," biting into his double-decker slice.
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Other significant Chinese performance artists in the last two decades include Zhu Yu, whose act featured him biting into a stillborn human baby, and Ma Liuming, whose explicit explorations into sexual identity ran counter to a ban on public nudity.
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This video, shared by Melody Kliebert, depicts a dad-to-be getting right up in an alligator's face, tapping its nose and trying wrestle it into position for its big "reveal" moment: biting into a watermelon filled with blue Jell-O.
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I was short with my editors (I'm so sorry you guys, it was the high blood pressure talking, not me!), and all I could think about was biting into a turkey sandwich made with extra tomatoes and a French baguette.
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It can be easy to misfire with dishes that have deep traditions among African-Americans — I recall my wife's gagging as she described biting into macaroni and cheese made by a white co-worker, and discovering that it contained corn.
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Any cookout enthusiast has surely known this pain: biting into a hot dog or hamburger freshly dressed with ketchup, mustard and/or relish only to have a huge blob of the stuff go splat right down the front of your shirt.
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But imagine the rewards of biting into a witchetty grub from the Australian bush, which Aborigines traditionally dug from the roots of acacia trees, and which the Japanese chef Shoichi Uchiyama compares to fatty tuna, at once meaty and melty.
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"When the Forest Service needs to spend more money fighting fires, defending people and property, they end up regularly biting into the budgets of other programs that do much-needed services," said Rolf Skar, the forest campaign director at Greenpeace USA.
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Most people weren't injured by the needles, but a 21-year-old man from Queensland swallowed part of a needle after biting into a strawberry and reportedly had to be hospitalized because of abdominal pain, according to one Facebook post.
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According to ABC, growers already had a glut of berries this season, and now that people are now terrified of biting into a needle-filled strawberry, prices have fallen dramatically and businesses have been forced to basically dump their crops.
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She wishes she could talk to someone to make an educated choice, and Ambrose privately suggests that she seeks guidance in a Malum Malus, which will give her some perspective and can be used by biting into the apple of the oldest tree.
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The group solidly blows through "Money" as Feldman throws down his own gravelly take on David Gilmour's lead vocal, biting into lines like, "Money, it's a gas / grab that cash with both hands and make a stash" and playing some energetic air-guitar.
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Whatever the case may be, we imagine biting into one of these bad boys fresh from the oven tastes like a warm, solid version of a cup of Swiss Miss — or the chewy cookie form of a scoop of rocky road ice cream.
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Among the mural's figures are prominent members of New York's elite at the time — Jacqueline Kennedy climbs a staircase, for instance, and the actor Erik Estrada, posing as Adam, eyes a gamine Eve in slacks and a boho top biting into an apple.
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They provided the following statement: (They also said "It should be like biting into butter" which makes me concerned that all the candy corn I've ever eaten is from the original 1880s batch.) Fondant, for the record, is basically just sugar and gelatin.
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The videos are virtually silent, for one thing — no talking, no explaining — so the only sound is ambient: the rustle of leaves being gathered; the muffled sound of a sharp stone biting into green wood; the occasional clear piping of bird song.
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The end product is an ice cream that is luscious, like a frozen whipped mousse, and aromatic — pure, powerful and elemental in its taste, like biting into the platonic ideal of a mango, or melting a piece of toffee on your tongue.
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Other videos that we found — still critical of the challenge but which include actual footage of people biting into Tide Pods — require sign in for age verification and are also gated behind a warning message that the content "may be inappropriate for some users".
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Below, we've selected several mentor texts — one by a student and several from Times food critics — to show how honing your adjectives, metaphors and similes can make your readers feel as if they are there with you at the table, biting into something interesting.
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Headquarters: Cincinnati, Ohio Place on last poll: N/A Why it's hot: Teens and millennials were biting into Tide's liquid laundry detergent pods left, right and center this year as part of the "Tide Pod Challenge," one of the most unintentionally viral marketing campaigns ever.
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Earlier this year, one group of Republicans even held a press conference in front of the US Capitol, biting into hamburgers and sipping on milkshakes in front of cameras, while saying if the Green New Deal is passed, foods like that will be outlawed.
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The satisfaction, let me tell you: like that smell that kicks up when rain falls on baked earth; like biting into a hunk of freshly baked bloomer bread; like waking up forgetting you'd booked the day off and, what's more, your significant other's taking you to Legoland.
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That, I think, is what saves this commercial from being the worst ever made and turns it possibly into history's best: Conor McGregor, perfect white teeth, thousands of dollars worth of teeth, perfect beard and custom-tailored suit, on a BK jet, just biting into a burger at me.
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When I arrived at Coney Island with a person I'll refer to as my friend, we stopped at Nathan's first, obviously, and already I found myself on the cusp of orgasm: How could I not feel ecstasy biting into such a perfectly texturally balanced hot dog smothered in ketchup and sauerkraut?
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Eating aloe vera raw is a popular health trend, and livestreams of eating the plant became particularly trendy among young women in China last month: The 26-year-old Chinese blogger posed with two large stalks in a video called "aloe vera feast," before biting into one of the leaves.
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I will admit that making it a point to do something as simple as biting into a piece of chocolate and taking the time to really enjoy it has given me just the right amount of comfort that I need to make life a little sweeter, and my mood less salty.
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Hungry City 7 Photos View Slide Show ' If you took a slow-motion video of yourself biting into a Haitian patty at Kafe Louverture in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, it would look like this: The outer layer of pastry would shatter dramatically, like powdery snow blasting off a pair of skis.
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A 13-second sneak peek of the music video to "Look What You Made Me Do" was unveiled on "Good Morning America" on Friday, showing glimpses of Swift biting into a diamond necklace, channeling Hollywood glamour while on a swing, and wearing an all-black ensemble while standing in front of her dancers.
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Many of the important cues in any kitchen have nothing to do with sight or taste: distinguishing the sound of a boil versus a simmer; knowing the feel of a rare steak versus a medium-well one; biting into pasta as it cooks to catch the brief, perfect moment between chewy and soft.
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So anyway, I started to want to feel my thumbnail biting into the skin of my finger pad, and I knew that resistance was more or less futile, so beneath the cafeteria table, I slipped the Band-Aid off my finger and dug my thumbnail into the callused skin until I felt the crack open.
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She is honoring her ancestors, and fighting for them, when she dives for kina (sea urchin) and digs her hangi — first hacking at the ground with a hatchet and then biting into it with a shovel, over and over, each stab and heave a small pact with the earth: This won't be easy, but it will be worth it.
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I pictured him, on tour with The Prodigy in 22002, getting a beer from an on-stage mini-fridge and maybe biting into a glowstick to activate it but getting a bit of the glowy goo in his eye and having to use an eye bath back at the hotel to try and get it out and then going to bed.
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Videos on the platform succeed largely based on how well they cater to popular SEO keywords, and if they create a sense of urgency in the title (which often means using all caps and a ton of exclamation points), and use a visually striking thumbnail image — that's why you'll see a lot of disembodied lips biting into a strange object.
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" Weld defends Johnson after "Aleppo" moment Cuomo followed up, asking, "If pollsters and someone you trust and come forward and said -- hey, our data is showing that we draw independents largely and we're biting into Clinton's part of that apple, Trump's numbers (are) fairly fixed, there's attrition on her end, it's coming to us -- would that change your analysis of what to do with your campaign?
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NO WASHED-UP CHAMP For sure there remains a little rust on the Swiss maestro's forehand – more than a few were rifled long on Monday – but there can be few things on any sporting stage more elegant than the sight of Federer stretching high and sweeping a backhand down over the net, his wrist rolling to send the ball spinning and biting into the Wimbledon turf.
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