If precip in flakes it's snow, white balls are melted flakes called graupel.
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Add the bonito flakes and cook for 5 minutes, then strain, discarding the bonito flakes. 2.
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These General Mills frosted flakes are not the same thing as Frosted Flakes manufactured by Kellogg's.
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But whereas Bentley looked for perfection, Ukichiro looked for diversity — flakes that are asymmetrical, those that attached to other flakes to form complex three-dimensional forms, and those that never fully form flakes per se.
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The "All Together" concoction includes Raisin Bran, Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, and Frosted Mini Wheats.
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You want to end up with what looks like a bowl of floury butter flakes (because it is a bowl of floury butter flakes).
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I think they're going to kind of be like grocery stores: buy Frosted Flakes at Duane Reade, and you can buy Frosted Flakes at Whole Foods.
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While Diamond Crystal's light, hollow flakes readily adhere to foods and crumble easily, Morton's thin flakes are much denser and almost twice as salty by volume.
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The new Froot Loot flavor tastes just like Fruity Pebbles, Frozen Flakes is a nod to Frosted Flakes, and Cocoa Loco is perfect for Cocoa Pebbles lovers.
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But don't worry — your taste profile isn't contingent upon a bunch of questions about whether you prefer corn flakes to bran flakes or how you take your coffee.
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She'll be dipping ice cream bars first in chocolate then in an ingredient list that includes rose petals, gold flakes, espresso sugar, coconut flakes, chopped hazelnuts and goji berries.
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Every processed food starts in a food laboratory, but for the same reason that you wouldn't call corn flakes "lab-created corn flakes," similarly, this is not lab-grown meat.
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So, when we saw the new Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes cereal box, which is a very similar blue color to that of the Kellogg's Frosted Flakes boxes, we were left scratching our heads.
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It's really good, with huge flakes of salt and pepper.
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Good Productive Days Start With Amazon Go Frosted Bezos Flakes!
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My kids don't even know they're eating bootleg frosted flakes.
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Inside, the noodles were absolutely covered in red pepper flakes.
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One was Cap'n Crunch and the other was Frosted Flakes.
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Fry the salt and chili flakes until fragrant, 1 minute.
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Special K, Frosted Flakes and pistachios, served with ice cream.
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Scrape flesh off bone, remove sinews, and grind into flakes.
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Other flakes melt and the water drips to the ground.
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We ate bran flakes for breakfast and fruit for dessert.
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Sprinkle fresh thyme, chili flakes, salt and pepper to taste.
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Stir in a pinch of salt and the chili flakes.
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Remove from the heat and add in the bonito flakes.
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Garnish with the parmesan cheese and bonito flakes to serve.
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Frosted Flakes — do you know how much sugar's in that?
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Other areas were covered with tiny flakes of scaling skin.
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Larger scraps, like flakes, are more pure and more valuable.
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Add the bonito flakes and the oregano, then blend again.
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The base is the garlic, paprika, and the chili flakes.
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At this point, add the chili flakes and beef stock.
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It was covered in chili flakes and chunks of 'nduja.
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She is a big fan of Lucky Charms and Frosted Flakes.
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However, Zoey makes excuse after excuse, and completely flakes on studying.
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The average winter there sees close to 7 feet of flakes.
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Drying lotion that pulls our skin and flakes is not that.
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It's a pickled cabbage-based salad covered in dried plum flakes.
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It's not impossible that a few flakes mix in with that.
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Don't pick at the scab or try to rub flakes off.
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There might be flakes, a few pimples, and even red patches.
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Throw in the chile flakes, and season with salt and pepper.
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The first flakes of #Snowzilla are falling in Washington, D.C. pic.twitter.
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Plus, regular exfoliation helps keep annoying dry skin flakes at bay.
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Are the contestants greeted by heart-shaped beds and rose flakes?
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I also sprinkled some coconut flakes on top for good measure.
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I can almost feel the Frosted Flakes curdling around my brain.
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I still eye boxes of Fruit Loops and Frosted Flakes longingly.
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They then spotted flakes of a white substance on the floor.
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Red Chili Flakes, $1.99Dried Thyme, $1.99Dried Oregano, $1.99Dried Basil, $1.99Garlic, $1.294.
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Stir in the parsley and pepper flakes and cook 2 minutes.
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Use a lot of red pepper flakes and some flat parsley.
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Slice and serve with red chili pepper flakes and black pepper.
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The flakes were thick and fluffy, and they seemed almost fake.
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The flakes are shed as jewelers and others work with gold.
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Even with the protective gear, flakes of the chemicals get everywhere.
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The flavor was amazing—the meat flakes right off the shell.
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I used to make her Frosted Flakes when she wake up.
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There are no clever flavor mash-ups, coconut flakes, or chocolate drizzles.
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Below are seven different ways to keep those white flakes at bay.
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The artifact here is a stone from which three flakes were removed.
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This buildup of yeast causes dry, red flakes of skin to form.
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There's nothing worse than those little white flakes ruining your favorite outfit.
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Then there's Frozen Flakes, a would-be favorite for Tony the Tiger.
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Season with salt and pepper and serve immediately with extra chili flakes.
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The spaghetti was seasoned with a hefty shake of red pepper flakes.
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Cook for 20 minutes, then remove and stir in the onion flakes.
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The flakes feel wonderful on her upturned face, her fever-freckled chest.
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He was now rearranging the boxes of sesame seeds and bonito flakes.
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Together we watched little flakes of shit flowing through the outgoing tube.
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Before that, Arkley had been in the Seattle band The Bran Flakes.
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You could be Mark Zuckerberg and still reach for the Frosted Flakes.
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Add a tablespoon of harissa or a few pinches of chile flakes.
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It's bracing, from a dose of vinegar, and bears telltale chile flakes.
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I am definitely not one, though, so I wasn't familiar with flakes.
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If I eat at home I'll have Fruit Loops or Frosted Flakes.
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Note: Try adding red pepper flakes the second time around for variation.
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Musselman was excited that Rick's had come through with red pepper flakes.
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Add dried chile flakes, parsley, oregano, black pepper and a hot grill.
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We're left with just the chance for a few flakes this evening.
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My children thought bran flakes were chips until they learned to read.
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I also have a bowl of Frosted Flakes and a ramen cup.
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Add in the cheese, chili flakes, and basil and toss to combine.
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Frosted Flakes is a tried-and-true breakfast staple for most children.
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Add tomatoes, paprika, fermented fish pepper flakes, and 1/4 cup water.
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The researchers also found no less than 46,000 obsidian flakes at the site.
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One is a salt mixture that's combined with sesame seeds and chili flakes.
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Arugula, oregano, raw cashews and red pepper flakes for garnish For the sauces:
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Today, I have avocado toast with sea salt and crushed red pepper flakes.
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Add the cauliflower florets along with the salt, pepper and red pepper flakes.
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During this process, a graduate student realized how significant the flakes could be.
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For Thursday night: Melissa's recipe for pasta with fried lemons and chile flakes?
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Add the onion and chili flakes and cook until translucent, about 43 minutes.
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"I remember they were pouring instant mash potato flakes on me," he recalls.
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Two years later corn flakes were formulated and they became an immediate success.
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This causes—official meat science term here—"exudate" to ooze from the flakes.
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These capuchin monkeys smashed rocks into each other, producing the sharp stone flakes.
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Jaggery is also mixed with coconut flakes and eaten as a tasty snack.
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I touched my nose and flakes of blood came back on my fingers.
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According to menus posted online, breakfast options include Bran Flakes, grits, and oatmeal.
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Add the crushed pepper flakes, oregano, and garlic and cook 153 minute more.
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The wind-driven flakes appeared to descend sideways, pelting his face and eyes.
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Add the meats, cheeses, breadcrumbs, olive oil, chili flakes, pepper, salt, and eggs.
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The flakes are heated, dried, and cooled, then cut into small resin pellets.
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Frosted Flakes and Krave also are popular among people this age, he added.
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The first flakes clumped together as they twirled and fluttered to the ground.
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It combines, you guessed it, peanut butter, cookie dough pieces, and chocolate flakes.
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A few flakes may mix in north and west Friday night or Saturday.
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Each stall comes with three flakes of Timothy hay and two water buckets.
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Let stand for 2 minutes, without stirring, to steep the bonito flakes. 113.
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All the local fish is excellent and just flakes off on your fork.
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The city is under a state of emergency and the flakes haven't stopped.
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Add some thyme and a bay leaf or two, some red-pepper flakes.
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This is a more natural process than taking corn and making corn flakes.
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It has flakes of chocolate chip throughout and that peanut butter taste—it's amazing.
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The clams will add a bit of brine; chili flakes will imbue subtle heat.
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Nothing, in this world, is above suspicion—not even tasteless health-store bran flakes.
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Like Frosted Flakes (come on America, they're gr-r-reat!), Cheerios and Rice Krispies.
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Add the chilis or crushed red pepper flakes, and cook, stirring occasionally, 1 minute.
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I cook the sausage in simmering olive oil with onions and red chili flakes.
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In a small bowl, whisk together the aioli, chile flakes, and lime juice. 4.
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Stir in the bell peppers, oregano, red pepper flakes and salt and mix well.
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Snowstrom Niko has been steadily dropping flakes across the northeast since early Thursday morning.
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In India, packets of instant oatmeal are threaded with turmeric, onion flakes and fenugreek.
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You're wearing a black coat when you notice some white flakes on your shoulders.
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They prepared the accidental toasted flakes for patients, and the cereal was a hit.
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They Hurd BODAK YELLOW and was like ROLLIE GOT CHARMS LOOK LIKE FROSTED FLAKES ?!!!
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We want the whole family coated in gold flakes and used as Christmas ornaments!
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Pour the vinegar into one of the bowls and sprinkle with some chili flakes.
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Purple, green, and gold sprinkles (or shredded coconut flakes dyed with food coloring) 1.
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All told, more than 128 billion bowls of Corn Flakes are consumed each year.
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Add the celery leaves, dates, almonds, lemon juice, and chile flakes and toss together.
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In a medium bowl, combine the breadcrumbs, oregano, parsley, garlic, pepper flakes, and salt.
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Almond flakes top chocolate frosting, which covers a donut filled with latte-flavored cream.
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Sprinkle generously with kosher salt, which has big flakes that look like ice crystals.
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The conversation slowly fades, just as the mascara clumps and flakes and wears away.
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A Brooklyn commuter was especially concerned with "flakes," or anything coming off the body.
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Frosted Flakes has called their cereal "gr-r-reat" since its introduction in 1952.
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Step 3: The clean flakes are transformed into small pellets of pure recycled plastic.
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Sure, the John McCains, Jeff Flakes and Bob Corkers of the party blasted Trump.
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You can buy Kellogg's Pumpkin Spice Frosted Flakes Breakfast Cereal for $4.87 on Instacart.
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But it still billows and browns into golden flakes, making for a stunning crust.
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At home, I make do with straight grated Parmesan and whole red-pepper flakes.
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Ukichiro's photographs, much like those of Wilson Bentley, focus on the morphology of flakes.
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After all, "French Toast Casserole with Frosted Flakes" and "model" don't necessarily seem compatible.
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Breakfast was "Frosted Flakes": regular cornflakes with a bunch of Equal poured on top.
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They don't use these flakes, so they are clearly not trying to produce them.
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The flakes drifted down until my pasta was buried in a white truffle mantle.
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It had been snowing since that morning, big, heavy flakes falling gracefully to earth.
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At their lab, the scientists analyzed the flakes for sulfur, oxygen and strontium isotopes.
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It has slivered toasted garlic, chile flakes, olive oil, butter, pecorino and black pepper.
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The spring snowstorm that pummeled our city yesterday shed its final flakes around dawn.
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Meanwhile, mix the parsley, chile flakes, anchovies, garlic, and lemon zest in a bowl.
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Finish with parmesan cheese, chili flakes, dried oregano, and a drizzle of olive oil.
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Stir in the chili flakes and garlic and cook until fragrant, 1 minute more.
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Finishing salts can be a variety of shapes, from delicate flakes to crunchy crystals.
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If I were making it for you, I'd throw in gold flakes and caviar!
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For Tuesday night, sautéed scallops, maybe in a bath of butter and dulse flakes.
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Otherwise, go for the most expensive brand, preferably with the heat of chile flakes.
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Do not press the bonito flakes while straining, as it will cloud the dashi.
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I'll bake chicken and sauté kale with garlic and red pepper flakes and quinoa.
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Dessert was a deceptively simple chocolate stick served with olive oil and salt flakes.
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When those big flakes were falling down, I felt pretty good about our chances.
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The bucket contained 86 pounds of gold flakes, worth $1.6 million, the police said.
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Let's be real, caring for fish mostly requires daily sprinklings of odd-smelling flakes.
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Oil is poured into the skillet, followed by garlic, onions, rosemary, red pepper flakes.
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There are, however, tomatoes, oranges, two kinds of chile flakes and three herbs involved.
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Add the broccoli florets, one teaspoon of the cayenne pepper and chile-pepper flakes.
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Sea urchin perched on tiny corners of toast is a strange and awkward affair, but the sardines on toast, dressed with chile flakes, are very good, as are the raw scallops with yuzu juice and the avocado salad showered with tempura flakes.
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A table of "Trump Flakes" cereal sat just off of East 4th Street on Monday.
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Drizzle with the chocolate coffee sauce and garnish with the toasted coconut flakes and almonds.
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Dealing with dandruff — and all the white flakes that accompany it — can be a pain.
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The wings are marinated in southern thai curry, buttermilk, chili flakes and fish sauce, yum!
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Oldowan lithics feature stone cores with flakes removed from the surface, resulting in sharp edges.
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Then she tosses in whole spices—peppercorn, bay leaf, a cinnamon stick, and chili flakes.
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But the panko flakes were crispy, exposing soft oyster flesh as I bit into it.
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Out the window, massive chunks of broken ice looked like salt flakes on the water.
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The tabby jumps around the backyard trying to catch the falling flakes to no avail.
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MacRebur cleans and sorts the plastic and then grinds the waste into flakes or pellets.
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She also adds the flavorful additions of bacon bits, jalapeño sausage, and red pepper flakes.
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I also add nutritional yeast, red chili flakes, and salt, which is a delicious combo.
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And the pizza is almost the size of the pepper flakes on top of it.
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I make two slices of seeded bread with avocado, lime, Everything seasoning, and chili flakes.
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Of these tools, 7,000 were carefully examined, including scrapers, flakes, projectile points, and hand axes.
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Or, those flakes are seen falling outside a window as two sweethearts snuggle safely indoors.
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The Corn Flakes maker's shares were marginally down at $62.81 in afternoon trading on Thursday.
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Early on, you're asked to choose between two breakfast cereals: Frosted Flakes and Sugar Puffs.
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On wedding forums, you might find brides complaining about flakes or patches from airbrush formulas.
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But keep in mind those pretty flakes contain water with a few hundred other contaminants.
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We pick up everything from its water, milk, and flakes to coconut-infused beauty products.
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In addition, the latte gets a little extra fun on top with pink chocolate flakes.
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It will include a sweet-savory mix of fudge flakes, peanut butter and salty pretzels.
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It has a filling of saffron threads, white truffle, vanilla from Madagascar and gold flakes.
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I order an almond butter acai bowl — no granola — with flax seeds and coconut flakes.
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The actual applicator is a soft, silicone texture with small grooves for buffing away flakes.
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Transfer to a large bowl with the fish sauce, lime juice, and chili flakes. 2.
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In a small saucepan, combine the soy sauce, vinegar, honey, sesame oil, and chili flakes.
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Mars also makes something called Bounty Spread which is a milky concoction containing coconut flakes.
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I sautéed it, added some onion, olive oil, tomato, white wine, pepper flakes and pecorino.
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This recipe starts with real, actual onion as well as onion flakes and onion powder.
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Today, you can get a box of Kellogg's Corn Flakes in Battle Creek for $2.99.
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Top with the lamb, tomato, and pepper and sprinkle with the chili flakes and parsley.
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Add the onions, garlic, thyme, bay leaf, chili flakes, and 1/2 teaspoon of salt.
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His father caught him pulling flakes of peeling paint from a radiator in their home.
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The National Weather Service said it didn't know which plants were responsible for the flakes.
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The processing plant crushes, washes, and dehydrates the waste, leaving nothing but small plastic flakes.
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The texture it adds, with its fat, crunchy pyramid-shaped flakes, really appeals to me.
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Like in this recipe for fried eggplant with milky ricotta, red-pepper flakes and honey.
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In truth, the real problem with the GOP is the Jeff Flakes of the party.
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At least a dozen more avocado toasts, sprinkled with cumin and chili flakes, were ordered.
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It's like realizing that Team Flakes hasn't been available in the grocery store for years.
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The thief walked or waddled about half a mile carrying the 86 pounds of flakes.
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Juice the entire lemon into the soup, the season with the salt and chili flakes.
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You will always find obsidian flakes and fractured arrowheads littering the ground in these spots.
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It's loaded with peanut, chili flakes, ginger, egg, broccoli, and—of course—marinated pork belly.
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Over time these limestone flakes accumulate into reef-like mounds which are known as bioherms.
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Danny Bowien of Mission Chinese, has been known to pair Frosted Flakes with matcha milk.
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Cook for 1 minute, then add half of the chili flakes and half of the garlic.
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I grab some frosted flakes and almond milk from the kitchen to stave off the hunger.
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Cook for 30 seconds until fragrant, and then add diced and canned tomatoes and chile flakes.
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Then I make gluten-free oatmeal topped with some blueberry sauce, coconut flakes, and sesame seeds.
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Add the broccoli rabe, and season with remaining salt and red pepper flakes, tossing to coat.
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Add in the chili flakes, garlic, onion, jalapeño, and rosemary and season with salt and pepper.
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She originally thought they were simply flakes of basalt, a type of dark-colored igneous rock.
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As Mr Clinton's statue flakes, so does the allure of the EU and the Western example.
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Then the graphene is torn in two to produce two flakes with perfectly lined-up lattices.
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She posted a pic of a delicious bowl of what looks like bran flakes with MILK!!!
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The app has an official "No Flakes" policy, so two no-shows and you get banned.
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It was rebranded Corn Flakes a decade later and gave birth to the cereal giant Kellogg.
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A steam treatment also feels amazing on an irritated scalp, and helps get rid of flakes.
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Kellogg, which also makes Frosted Flakes and Special K, said no other Eggo products were affected.
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Capuchins have not yet—so far as is known—thought to use such flakes as knives.
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Roasted turkey and avocado on multigrain bread, topped with lemon juice and red pepper flakes Snack
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Even a bowl of Corn Flakes has ten percent of the recommended daily intake of sodium.
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It flakes over blemishes, streaks under eyes, and pills and cakes in all the wrong places.
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But the days when we got excited by sprinkles and flakes are well and truly over.
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Add the oregano and chili flakes and cook until the oregano is aromatic, about 1 minute.
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As snow machines coated attendees with soapy flakes, costumed characters mixed and mingled with the crowd.
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The chocolate has a filling of saffron threads, white truffle, vanilla from Madagascar and gold flakes.
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Combine the vinegars, oregano, pepper flakes, black pepper, chles, and garlic in a large medium bowl.
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He flavors the terrine with bonito flakes, kombu and saffron, giving it more complex flavor notes.
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Stir in the turmeric, curry powder, and cumin and season with cayenne, chili flakes, and salt.
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Cook until soft, about 10 minutes, then stir int he peppercorns, bay leaf, and chile flakes.
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Cayenne pepper flakes are sprinkled across the whipped cream on top for that last glorious touch.
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Then I pour cereal, usually Heritage Flakes from Trader Joe's, with sliced banana and nonfat milk.
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I make turkey bacon and scrambled eggs with crushed red pepper flakes, and slice some avocado.
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Some more-unusual ones, like sumac, pomegranate molasses and Maras pepper flakes, can be bought online.
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Buy seaweed flakes and put them in a saltshaker to sprinkle over your salads and soups.
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It's then sprinkled with gold flakes from Ecuador (don't worry, there will be more gold later).
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If you like things on the spicier side, add red pepper flakes and/or hot sauce.
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But then again, it might very well be crumbled up goat cheese, or flakes of lard.
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But, take away my red pepper flakes, garlic, or salt and I'll probably be ordering in.
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Add in the tomato purée, oregano, chili flakes, and black pepper and bring to a boil.
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Ingmar Bergman's daily lunch of whipped sour milk, strawberry jam and corn flakes was surprisingly jejune.
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Now, scientists have used infrared imaging to learn more about just how precariously flakes are attached.
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Toss the potatoes with the brie, honey, and chili flakes and transfer to a serving platter.
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Just leave out the red-pepper flakes if you're feeding anyone who can't tolerate a kick.
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He walked about a half-mile carrying a stolen bucket containing 86 pounds of gold flakes.
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She even peels the paint from her hands and stores the dried flakes for future use.
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For dinner on Tuesday, I'm liking this recipe for pasta with fried lemons and chile flakes.
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Try spiced lamb burgers with cumin, red chile flakes and, if you have them, Sichuan peppercorns.
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She also recommends adding red pepper flakes to a meal in anticipation of a tempting dessert.
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Prominent German vendor 'Shiny Flakes' was busted last year with a staggering 320 kilos of drugs.
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On Sunday, children collected flakes as if they were drops of rain falling on a desert.
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Add the chili flakes, garlic, sage, and onion and cook until soft, 3 to 5 minutes.
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I melted a few tablespoons together with lemon zest and red pepper flakes in place of olive oil for the pasta sauce — the slight sweetness of the coconut oil mixed with the punch of the lemon and red pepper flakes was an unexpected, but delicious flavor combo.
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Labeling a product "sugar added" might make sense in terms of distinguishing between Corn Flakes and Frosted Flakes, but having a "sugar added" label on a product that is made out of sugar suggests instead that sugar has been added to something that is not sugar.
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Garnish with fresh arugula, oregano, raw cashews, chili flakes and a drizzle of olive oil if desired.
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The International Space Station even had to replace windows when debris paint flakes caused damage to them.
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Drizzle joyously with olive oil, sprinkle with hot pepper flakes, and pass the parmesan at the table.
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Enormous responsibility is resting on the shoulders of the Jeff Flakes and Bob Corkers of the world.
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Whole-wheat toast with one scrambled egg, olive oil, sliced avocado, salt, pepper and chili flakes Snack
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Snowmakers have enjoyed much success recently—but profits will be limited if their flakes turn to slush.
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Then one of the flakes is rotated by about 1.3 degrees and pressed down on the other.
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Proper hydration ensures your face is healthy, glowing, and plump and keeps roughness and flakes at bay.
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In a malicious twist, flakes of lead paint taste sweet, which makes them attractive to foraging toddlers.
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Combine salt, black pepper, onion powder, parsley flakes, paprika and celery seeds in a small bowl. 2.
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The first choice Bandersnatch presents is what cereal the protagonist should eat: Frosted Flakes or Sugar Puffs?
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I munch on dark chocolate, macadamia nuts, and coconut flakes before heading to bed around 10 p.m.
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Kellogg makes Pringles, Pop-Tarts, Eggo Waffles and a wide range of breakfast cereals including Corn Flakes.
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Like its original, dairy-based older sister, it's a cherry-flavored base with cherries and fudge flakes.
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Top each bowl with a fried egg and garnish with more scallions and the roasted garlic flakes.
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Visitors are treated to a heaped assortment of cakes made of rice, palm sugar and coconut flakes.
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They were lathered in Japanese mayo and takoyaki sauce and were dusted with lemongrass and bonito flakes.
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Pete Paulatos' daughters -- Sophia, 7, and Lia, 3 -- had never seen flakes, so they were very excited.
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First, he starts a carrot dashi broth for the crudo, using bonito flakes, cilantro, and coriander seeds.
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Such signatures are fingerprints that made it possible to match the flakes to their original alabaster quarries.
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And a few things that are always on hand: cheese, garlic, pepper, chile flakes and olive oil.
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If variety is the spice of life, Glover Teixeira's striking is a vicious bowl of bran flakes.
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The bran protects the fish, holding the juices in; peel the skin and the inside obligingly flakes.
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But the whole-grain variety has little black flakes in it, and the kids won't eat it.
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The company produces a number of popular food brands including Corn Flakes cereal and Cheez-It crackers.
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The flakes, which were valued at $1.6 million, are shed as jewelers and others work with gold.
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I eventually make myself a nice "filling" bowl of Frosted Flakes to hold me over until later.
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The images are grainy, with dandruff-like flakes floating around that are not part of the neurons.
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There's a satisfying snap to the salmon's za'atar crust as it gives way to silky pink flakes.
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The symptoms are more evident in children -- their hands and feet turn pink and their skin flakes.
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Yet cards habitually show woods, cottages and robins sunk deep in it, with more star-flakes descending.
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The Flakes of the party have felt that sting again and again over the past 18 months.
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In the aftermath, not only bare bones but also axes and flakes were abandoned where they fell.
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By April, it hopes to introduce Frosted Oat Flakes, Berry Bunnies and Cocoa Bunnies in Whole Foods stores.
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Spread the coconut flakes and the almonds on a baking sheet and bake until golden, about 5 minutes.
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The ancient skin flakes are reportedly the only evidence researchers have that show how dinosaurs shed their skin.
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The 60-year-old said he nearly "spat my Corn Flakes out" when he first saw the interview.
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While the pasta is cooking, I sautee the spinach with some garlic and add some red pepper flakes.
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Chris Coons, a Delaware Democrat — but so far, Flakes' GOP colleagues have stayed largely mum on the issue.
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It calls for olives, capers, chile flakes, juice and zest of lemon, garlic, green peppercorns and olive oil.
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Then, it's 'dusted' with white chocolate 'parmesan' (hoo boy) and topped with raspberries, almond flakes and mint. JFC.
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You know that old box of potato flakes your mom gave you after cleaning out her kitchen cabinets?
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Hell, we'd even go so far as to say the Frosted Flakes mascot thinks its go-o-ood!
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Thursday only, it's hand-battering the wings in champagne then coating them in 0003 karat, edible gold flakes.
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And all of them, including the old standby, have one new addition: festive green sugar flakes on top.
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The pigment might also include ingredients like silica that make metallic or pearlescent flakes look finer or coarser.
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Look at the tiny oil bubbles on the soup, or the flakes of pepper in the hot sauce.
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Today, Kellogg's cereals — including Frosted Flakes, Special K and Froot Loops — remain a dominant force in the market.
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The only potato ingredients that can be seen in the ingredient lists are 'potato flakes' and 'potato starch.
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Ben & Jerry's lovers know Cherry Garcia is cherry ice cream with chunks of real cherries and fudge flakes.
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The Aluminum Association asks, for example, for a dispensation from any tariffs for Chinese aluminum powders and flakes.
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On a baking sheet, toss the broccoli with 1 tablespoon olive oil, the chili flakes, salt, and pepper.
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On Friday, action planet Mars works with communication planet Mercury to ensure nobody flakes on your weekend plans.
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When the monkeys smashed rounded stones against a cliff face, they produced large quantities of sharp-edged flakes.
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Seven fires at sushi restaurants in the US were caused by spontaneously combusting tempura flakes, investigators have found.
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Fires at multiple sushi restaurants in North America were caused by spontaneously combusting tempura flakes, investigators have found.
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The boneless chicken wings are hand-battered with Champagne, fried, and then tossed with 24-karat gold flakes.
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The goal is to create soft flakes that resemble fresh snow and can absorb generous pours of syrup.
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Diners would be invited to sprinkle the lamb with desiccated seaweed flakes that tasted a bit like truffles.
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Pumpkin Spice Frosted Flakes combine the sugary flavors of the breakfast cereal with subtle notes of pumpkin spice.
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The leather seat was torn and flakes of gray, moldy foam were spread out over the wooden floorboards.
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The pasta dish, with tomato sauce, cheese and hot pepper flakes, takes about a half-hour to make.
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One thing is, if you go into anything that's slightly New Agey, you'll find that people are flakes.
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But the flakes do show that neither the human hand nor brain is necessary for making such artifacts.
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Inside, they were crammed with cumin-spiced, tomato-spiked bulgur studded with flakes of good tuna and herbs.
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The same went for most things in the store — a four-pound box of Frosted Flakes was $7.49.
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Add the cayenne, garlic powder, onion powder, mace, ground clove, ground coriander, smoked paprika, and Korean chili flakes.
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I like Melissa Clark's recipe for pasta with fried lemons and chile flakes for a Tuesday night feed.
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And it'd still be delicious if you had to dial down or leave out the red-pepper flakes.
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At any rate, someone found flakes of gold near John SUTTER's sawmill and that started the gold rush.
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A machine locks the ice in place and spins it against a blade, shaving off soft, sheer flakes.
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Roast for 45 minutes, then pile on gingery spinach (sautéed in coconut oil), scallions and red-pepper flakes.
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Unlike a street protest, a boycott isn't inherently visible: you can't really watch someone not buying Frosted Flakes.
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You notice flakes on your dry legs, so you seek out hydrating, moisture-rich ingredients like avocado oil.
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We scratched flakes of rust from the iron bars in our cell and mixed it with the blood.
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Superior flakes tend to form in the chilliest places, he says, like Fairbanks and snowy upstate New York.
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Though if Maangchi has her way, gochugaru hot pepper flakes will soon be in Midwestern grocery stores too.
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They're filled with big pink flakes of bath salts, mint and rosemary body scrub, and shimmery bronzing oil.
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They are made of Halimeda, a common type of green algae which turns into limestone flakes upon death.
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You've probably got most of the ingredients laying around in your pantry and fridge already (garlic, canola oil, chili flakes, paprika) but there are a few unexpected components—such as bonito flakes and hondashi powder—that may require a trip to a market with a halfway decent international foods section.
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These formulas are meant to fight the overgrowth of malassezia yeast, which worsens psoriasis in addition to causing flakes.
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Some that top our list include Kashi's 7 Whole Grain Flakes and Barbara's Cinnamon Puffins (for kids and adults).
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Pirata shows us how to make a super summery watermelon "cake" with whipped coconut cream icing and coconut flakes.
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There's just something so refreshing (and, yes, disgusting) watching those flakes fall from your tired soles into the basin.
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As the last flakes fall, they insert a ruler, measure and then wipe the board clean for future measurements.
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They did not, though, detect either of the mines buried in garden soil, or flakes of explosive so buried.
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The Frozen-themed hand is icy blue, adorned with snow flakes, and even comes with a removable Olaf light.
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In it she walks through the ruined shell of the Iron Throne room while white flakes fall around her.
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The stuff, whatever it is, oozes into the water, usually turning it gray and filling it with weird flakes.
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Grant Thompson illustrates how it's happening with coins, paper clips, dish soap, and pepper flakes in the video below.
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However, a Snow Moon doesn't predict a winter storm, despite the flakes falling over the eastern U.S. on Tuesday.
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Whether you're dealing with acne or dry flakes, there's a product (or a full-fledged routine) here for you.
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I heaped lemony Chinese black ants on salads and sprinkled them onto pizza as I would red pepper flakes.
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The slow evaporation process causes the salt to crystallize into unique, hollow flakes that resemble flowers, hence its name.
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All three flavors, Fruit Loot, Frozen Flakes, and Cocoa Loco, will be available in Scoop Shops nationwide starting TODAY.
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The eggplants, peppers, and sungolds get coarsely chopped and tossed with olive oil, chile flakes, garlic, salt, and pepper.
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It knew when you plucked a box of Kellogg's Corn Flakes off the shelf and then put them back.
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Just make sure to marinate it first, then coat it with cornmeal and corn flakes for the perfect crunch.
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Foods high on the glycemic index include corn flakes, popcorn, pretzels, croissants, white rice, white pasta, and white potatoes.
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However, the monkeys didn't appear to use the flakes as tools, according to a study published today in Nature.
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Delicate seaweed flakes dot the whipped cream on top, so that one sip transports you right to the ocean.
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The snow had begun to come down again, in gigantic flakes, soft, slow blobs that reminded her of Oobleck.
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The plastic is then ground up into flakes, melted, rolled into bales, spun into yarn, and weaved into canvas.
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In a small sauce pan over medium heat, whisk orange juice, brown sugar, honey and chili flakes if using.
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Ukichiro regarded approaches like Bentley's — that selectively observed only the most aesthetically pleasing of flakes — as antithetical to science.
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When the polar vortex makes an appearance, our complexions turn into a winter landscape of flakes, bumps, and cracks.
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In with the vodka is a smoky whisky, sweet Thai chili, and a rim of salt and chili flakes.
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Frosted Flakes Serving size: 0.453 grams Sugars: 14 grams 0.36 grams of sugar per 100 dry ounces They're grrrrEAT!
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By noon, only a few flakes had fallen, and they quickly turned into puddles or slush on the concrete.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. My dad pours—pours—white sugar on his Corn Flakes every morning.
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He finished the job by sprinkling salt flakes from on high, in a pale imitation of the master's style.
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In all of the frames, the flakes stood out — they were a few degrees colder than the surrounding rock.
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You could save a little time by using jarred sauce; bolster the flavor with sausage or red-pepper flakes.
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You could increase the peas, too, and call it dinner, or add flakes of good olive oil-packed tuna.
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I prepare my coffee and have a bowl of off-brand Frosted Flakes with some strawberries and oat milk.
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If I were making it for my daughter, I'd throw in frozen peas and omit the red-pepper flakes.
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The seasoning mix includes white and black sesame seeds, poppy seeds, sea-salt flakes, dried garlic, and dried onions.
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Pasta Alla Vodka One of life's best weeknight dinners: pasta with tomatoes, cream, chile flakes and lots of parsley.
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Stayia Farm now produces 16 different types of honey mixtures, probably most noted for one infused with gold flakes.
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If you have dried in the pantry, sprinkle some over the top, and perhaps some red pepper flakes, too.
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He is preparing dinner for himself (bowl of Corn Flakes), unaware that a mysterious presence lurks just beyond him.
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Kale, spinach, red-pepper flakes, pasta, smoked paprika or anchovies (if you eat seafood) would all be excellent additions.
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Mix together the garlic powder, salt and chili flakes, and add half the mixture to the tapioca flour. 2.
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The fate of the gold flakes was unknown, and it was not clear what led to Mr. Nivelo's arrest.
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Several other former workers said the flakes could get in their masks or in the suit, irritating their skin.
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Stir the mixture into the tomato sauce, then top with chopped parsley, and a sprinkle of red pepper flakes.
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Without sugar steeped into the flakes, they won't turn golden and crunchy in the oven the way you want.
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But it's a one industry and they were talking about they want to turn from coal to corn flakes.
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He may turn tender cuts into tartare, or braise ribs with juniper, rosemary and chile flakes and make a ragù.
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Seafood Candy Bars are similar to a Snickers, but we've got some preserved tako, wasabi, and bonito flakes in there.
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Like human dandruff, the skin flakes are made of tough cells called corneocytes that are full of the protein keratin.
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This process left marks on the pieces that helped scientists to determine that the flakes were part of something bigger.
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No sooner did the artists create abstract patterns on the snow's white surface than fast-falling flakes obscured their handiwork.
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Second, unsweetened flakes; sweetened shredded coconut may have had a more intense flavor impact when combined in a burger situation.
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For Farha, that means answering questions like whether or not the coating flakes off, and if the fabric is breathable.
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Another person eating Kellogg's Corn Flakes this past February reported finding a piece of round amber glass resembling a bead.
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The design includes a stack of presents, a star-topped Christmas tree, snow flakes, doves, ornaments, hearts, and much more.
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Tonight, I roast acorn squash, zucchini, onion, and brussels sprouts in olive oil, salt, pepper, red pepper flakes, and turmeric.
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So what's a girl with shallow ambitions of a pretty shower display and a head full of flakes to do?
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Vegan Butternut Squash Soup Butternut squash soup is spiced up with a dash of red pepper flakes and rosemary sprigs.
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In Europe, Kellogg's cereal business - which makes Coco Pops and Bran Flakes - is sourced primarily from the UK, Cahillane said.
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Cocaine has arguably the most colorful nicknames, including Bolivian marching powder, Florida snow, joy flakes, heaven dust, and devil's dandruff.
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Whatever the case, the fictional feline has made no bones about his love for a lovely bowl of Frosted Flakes.
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The buttery brown sugar ice cream base get a dose of fudge flakes and actual chunks of cinnamon oatmeal cookies.
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Someone fed water with graphene flakes in it to spiders and then looked at the spider silk that they spun.
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For my lunches, I steam some broccoli and bake two thin chicken breasts with ghost pepper flakes and curry powder.
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For Viet-Flakes (1965), dealing with the atrocities of the Vietnam War, I used suppressed footage culled from international magazines.
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We're certainly used to sipping on the water form or even snacking on crispy-sweet flakes and chips, but jerky?
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On a baking sheet, toss the carrots with the olive oil, fennel seeds, cumin, chile flakes, salt, and pepper. 3.
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"Rollie got charms, look like Frosted Flakes," she raps in a crucial verse of her chart-busting hit 'Bodak Yellow.
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My copy, I notice, has some grease stains in it, a few red pepper flakes, a stubby bit of mint.
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The sequence of events amplify why the Jeff Flakes and Chris Coonses are essential to the effectiveness of the Senate.
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It's an impression, no more than that, like sticking out your tongue in a snowstorm and catching a few flakes.
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Discarding any settled solids and allowing the liquid to evaporate for a week yields a layer of whitish-brown flakes.
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Football and Flakes great Doug Flutie performed a waltz about the tragic loss of both of his parents in 2015.
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In a large bowl, whisk together the fish sauce, lime juice, sugar, and chili flakes with ¼ cup|60 ml water.
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Dried seaweed flakes added a bit of crunch, umami and nutrients when strewn over salads, rice dishes and seafood pasta.
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I like the bite from chile flakes in the linguine with Manila clams, but not the overrun of olive oil.
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Transfer to a bowl and squeeze half a lemon over the top and add a pinch of chile flakes. 4.
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There may be some hope for country's culinary ability, beyond emptying dry flakes into a bowl and dousing with milk.
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Just massage a few lamb shoulder chops with salt and pepper, some ground cumin and coriander, cinnamon, red-pepper flakes.
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That was consistent with cool air circulating around the backsides of the detached parts of the flakes, the scientists reasoned.
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The fish in question is bonito, flakes of which bring a mild background of seafood to the intense chicken flavor.
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In the kitchen, boxes of Alpha-Bits, Cheerios and sugar-coated flakes are lined up on top of the refrigerator.
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It's full of details I didn't know, on German beer soup, the connection between Corn Flakes and libido and more.
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For more flavor and visual appeal, add crumbled feta, and sprinkle with sour sumac powder and crushed red-pepper flakes.
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The color comes from charred coconut shells; coconut flakes, coconut cream and coconut milk, churned in as well, are invisible.
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But this year, high temperatures broke a more than century-old record and left the streets unadorned by white flakes.
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At a canoeing test event in early September, organizers pelted spectators with fake snow meant to feel like soft flakes.
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It was snowing heavily and his hair and clothes were covered in flakes as he spoke directly to the camera.
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Flakes, fragments and particles are shed as jewelers and others work with gold, and these fallen scraps are meticulously collected.
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Hake is the less expensive of the two, but it also has a less refined texture, with big, coarse flakes.
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So the ingredients for this simple dish are salt, garlic powder, dried chili flakes, cilantro, lime, tapioca flour, and shrimp.
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Thursday's breakfast will be one cup of Bran Flakes -- along with fruit juice, two slices of toast, milk and coffee.
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Jordan needled him by calling him "crumbs," for doughnut flakes that he claimed to have spotted on Krause's jacket lapels.
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Snow has returned to the city: It may affect your morning commute, with most of the flakes falling before noon.
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Pages had torn loose from the binding, and as we passed them between us, black flakes fluttered to the floor.
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"The difference with the one I use at work is that the chili flakes from Mexico are different," she says.
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The Game says he used to make Kylie Jenner "Frosted Flakes" when she woke up. 💀💀💀💀. pic.twitter.
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The zinc pyrithione used to treat dandruff essentially kills off the yeast that causes the annoying white flakes, Dr. Fusco says.
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For example, Kellogg's Frosted Flakes with Marshmallows has 12 grams of sugar, 0 grams of fiber and 1 gram of protein.
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Seasonings: The cubes of fish are mixed with scallions, sesame seeds and flakes of pink sea salt to enhance the flavor.
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It's antibacterial and formulated with pyrithione zinc and peppermint oil to fight flakes and make your scalp feel clean and tingly.
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Left untouched, Victorian wallpaper could still release flakes of arsenic into the air or produce arsenical gas when conditions were damp.
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He begins with ancient toolmaking: the slippery art of smashing particular kinds of rock together to make sharp flakes of stone.
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But even though she says the flakes are "kisses from heaven," she probably wouldn't object to her heat coming back on.
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On your table will be a stack of tiny bowls, a canister of vinegar, and a jar of hot chili flakes.
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In the video, for instance, the mixture quickly jumps from a hazy fog to dense "snow" where big flakes swirl about.
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Blue Icee, raw eggs, coffee creamer, baby powder, dish soap and Frosted Flakes -- and he got it all over his face.
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As Bing Crosby crooned in the opening refrain of a song he recorded in 1968, "What's more American than Corn Flakes?"
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McPherron believes that the flakes indicate that the hunters were sharpening and transforming the flints while they were in the cave.
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As the name implies, it's a sugary synthesis of General Mills' Lucky Charms and, uh, flakes that happen to be frosted.
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"In some regions they find nuggets, but the tiny stuff, the flakes, are what pays the bills around here," Schnabel says.
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Let sit for 10 minutes until foamy, then add the remaining 2 cups water, the flours, salt, and red pepper flakes.
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Since no leprechaun is whole without both green and gold at hand, the beverage is topped with actual flakes of gold.
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The luxe concoction wouldn't be complete without bling, and the finishing touch is a dusting of 24-karat edible gold flakes.
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Stir the mixture a few times as the greens soften, then season with salt, pepper and red-pepper flakes and serve.
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The excellent, crispy yet pliant sour-cabbage pancake, topped with mayonnaise and fluttering bonito flakes, is an okonomiyaki by another name.
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What Trump needs to do is find ways to convince the Flakes of the Senate to be for the tax legislation.
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Ronca then adds a few more flavorings, like citrus, and of course a sprinkling of gold flakes, and sets it aside.
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Add the garlic and cook for 30 more seconds, then stir in the pepper flakes and cook for another 15 seconds.
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My nose flakes like a motherfucker, and snail goop is the only thing that keeps my lizard like skin from molting.
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After a full week, the heavy peeling had stopped and I mostly had little flakes around my hairline, ears, and neck.
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Pasta With Fried Lemon and Red-Pepper Flakes I've made this recipe many times, since I always have lemons in stock.
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Around midnight, we drove a rental car into the city as snow flakes drifted on myriad spires in the yellow streetlights.
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He said he walked closer to see what was going on when he started to feel white flakes fall on him.
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It takes a little more salt than you think it needs, some pepper, chile flakes and a small clove of garlic.
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Team Flakes may be gone for good, but the Lincoln team did a commendable job of returning the Continental to market.
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Plastic water bottles are sourced from recycling centers, hot-washed and sterilized, then chipped into flakes and extruded into little pellets.
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But the snow started falling in flakes bigger than she'd ever seen, the highway became gridlocked, and their car kept overheating.
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The lawsuit being filed against Arpaio claims that the former sheriff wanted to tie the Flakes to the animal cruelty case.
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But Philip Marcus, a computational physicist at the University of California, Berkeley, doesn't think the flakes are the spot's death knell.
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It's all locally owned and run and hand picked, some of the flakes of salt are the size of a penny!
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Add the kale stems, butter, chili flakes, garlic, and shallot and cook until the shallot is soft, 3 to 4 minutes.
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Otherwise, tiny pieces of meat dry onto the attachment, and it'll take some work to remove all of the little flakes.
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Goodwin buffs lips with a scrub (Bite Beauty's Agave Sugar Lip Scrub, $18), to prevent flakes, and applies a moisturizing salve.
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The poll, which surveyed 2,000 Americans, found that the average person flakes on almost half (46%) of the plans that they make.
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A once bland breakfast side, sliced bread turned into a superstar main slathered in avocado and sprinkled with crushed red pepper flakes.
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I have a few slices of margherita with chili flakes, and then head to the work computer to write out this reference.
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But toss me someone who doesn't text back and flakes on plans, and it will become my mission to win them over.
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I fed them every day, my tiny hands shaking a plastic bottle of fish flakes over the tank of water with care.
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I cock my head to the side and pretend to be interested in a box of Corn Flakes selling for thirteen dollars.
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Showers taper off tomorrow and cold, dry air surges in on Saturday with a few flakes possible that night but accumulations unlikely.
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Beef tongue braised in beer had a satisfying sear on the edges and a little extra crunch from flakes of sesame brittle.
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A sanitarium patient, C. W. Post, loved the flakes so much that he began a rival company, Post, in Battle Creek, Mich.
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The flakes are collected, melted and discharged as a scalding hot, gray paste, which oozes out of a machine like giant toothpaste.
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Style your hair in a loose halo braid, then grab a gold headband, adhere gold flakes with eyelash glue — and you're set.
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You scan the falling volunteers as they drift slow to earth, like giant flakes of ash, hoping to see Drew among them.
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Drizzle olive oil over the surface of the meat then sprinkle 1 tablespoon salt, the chile flakes, garlic, orange zest, parsley, rosemary.
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Or, perhaps the Cap'n Crunch is for snacking, while the Frosted Flakes are for making her decadent and delicious French Toast Casserole.
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Lots of people, however, quit after just a few weeks because retinol can irritate the skin, leaving you with flakes and redness.
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They're drizzled in a type of Japanese pancake sauce and mayo and then sprinkled bonito flakes, nori, sesame seeds and beni shoga.
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Not willing to incur the wrath of all of Rome, he keeps it traditional with thin-sliced guanciale and red pepper flakes.
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Like the brand's classic version of the flavor, this one is packed with gobs of chocolate chip cookie dough and fudge flakes.
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Before the flakes began falling, his spokesman predicted the first family would remain "warm and toasty" in their residence during the blizzard.
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I appreciate all the ingenuity that has gone into making these matted-together flakes of pork protein safe, nourishing, and relatively palatable.
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This weekend, the Montavilla Brew Works in Portland and Coin Toss Brewing in Oregon City launched a beer infused with Frosted Flakes.
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A Filipino restaurant in Brooklyn, New York City, is selling $100 doughnuts that are covered in gold flakes and coated in Champagne.
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Perhaps a bowl of Kellogg's Corn Flakes with a little lemon zest dusted on top will be a good value at $7.50.
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Lately I've been making sure to have a warm bowl of honey mixed with red pepper flakes to drizzle over the meat.
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She shared with Insider her clever costume-making tricks, like using Corn Flakes cereal to give the illusion of fried chicken texture.
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At Forty-second Street, snow began to fall in large handsome flakes, each one conveying a small white light to the earth.
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There were no bells and whistles here: just toasted sourdough bread, avocado, sea salt, pepper, and pepper flakes for a little heat.
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The redesign includes products such as Crunchy Nut and Corn Flakes, but not Special K or its newer W.K. Kellogg upscale range.
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In a large bowl, mix together the ricotta, ½ cup parmesan, the fennel pollen, red pepper flakes, eggs, and lemon zest and juice.
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Make the brine: Combine the salt, chili flakes, and citrus peels in a large pot with 2 quarts water over medium heat.
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The magic of this glove creates a snowball effect, and eventually you'll end up with an arm full of flakes and rolls.
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Starting in January, grocery shoppers nationwide will be able to find Honey Bun and Donettes cereals alongside their bran flakes and Wheaties.
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Add the pumpkin cubes, a pinch of hot pepper flakes and cook, stirring frequently, until soft and golden brown, about 7 minutes.
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And the flakes by themselves show all the evidence of repeated hammering of one stone by another seen in human-made tools.
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He peeled off a strip of metal so thoroughly rusted that it shed flakes as the governor pointed it toward the truck.
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The pillars of the fence are as rough as sandpaper, and leave little red flakes on your fingertips that resemble chili powder.
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Add some herbs like fresh or dried basil, or even pepper flakes beforehand, and then just follow the instructions on the package.
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It may arrive cold alongside aachar and chiura, rice grains pounded flat and then fried into gossamer flakes that suggest fossilized tears.
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All that's left is a garnish of milky ricotta, a drizzle of honey and a sprinkle of red-pepper flakes and basil.
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Another favorite are Cadbury's Flakes, which are thin bars of flaky chocolate where the layers sort of fold in on each other.
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Last year, photos taken by NASA's Juno mission appeared to show the Great Red Spot shedding flakes, as though it was dying.
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He also uses free take-out packets of ketchup, salt, pepper, honey, red pepper flakes and soy sauce to add more flavor.
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At what is usually the coldest time of the year, in mid-January, artificial flakes were still being pumped onto the slopes.
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Among them was Danny Bowien, the man behind Mission Chinese Food in New York and San Francisco, and a lifelong Corn Flakes fan.
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Yet when the system sprung a leak and ammonia flakes started leaking from the piping, everyone on board knew there was a problem.
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During winter, it feels as if all moisture in the air is on hiatus — leaving our skin dry, thirsty, and vulnerable to flakes.
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Just when you thought a great stadium sausage was as good as it gets, here comes a wiener topped with actual golden flakes.
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Nearly everything is accompanied by bread, fat wedges of it, even dishes that include fries or rice (boiled with eddying flakes of Vegeta).
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Residents posted videos of the rare October snow storm on social media that show their fall decorations and pumpkins covered in white flakes.
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But even better are the radish pancakes — orbs of laminated dough that flakes around ribbons of crunchy radish, dried shrimp and cured ham.
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These objects include everything from discarded tools to debris from solid rocket motors, paint flakes, and even frozen coolant from nuclear-powered satellites.
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I don't mind if mascara runs, I actually think it's a little bit sexy if it does, but it's gross when it flakes.
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Electrabel's Doel 3 and Tihange 2 reactors were halted in 2014 after hydrogen flakes were found in the walls of the reactor tanks.
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Nick brings a small sauce pot of water up to a boil, then tosses in a full cup of umami-packed bonito flakes.
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According to Grub Street, General Mills just launched a new variety that houses two popular flavors in one box: Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes.
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Over the next 50 years, only a few dozen other brands — including Grape Nuts (1897) and Kellogg's Corn Flakes (1907) — entered the market.
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The axe—by this time reduced to mere flakes, which you can see below—was originally found in a dig during the '90s.
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I also make pasta — whole wheat orecchiette with yellow squash cooked with olive oil, garlic, tomato paste, anchovy paste, and red pepper flakes.
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Found at a large Lapita settlement site in the Solomon Islands, the black flakes were carefully chipped and rounded for piercing, researchers found.
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I cut up some chicken sausage and scramble two eggs with some cheese and red pepper flakes since I'm out of hot sauce.
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Luckily for General Mills, "frosted flakes" is so generic a term that it probably won't land General Mills in any legal hot water.
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Upon examining 111 of these flakes, the researchers found that about half of them had features associated with tools made by early humans.
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Mr Pancholi is now egging Dr Abbott on to ask if flakes of membrane the process generates as waste can be useful, too.
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Deeply moving is the story of the decimation of the native Mi'kmaq people, "whose customs had fallen off like flakes of dead skin".
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Step 2: The plastic is processed into flakes and washed again to ensure there is nothing left but 100% RPET (recycled polyethylene terephthalate).
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He was 37 at the time, but hadn't quite kicked an indulgence in sugary treats, like Frosted Flakes, Pop Tarts and cinnamon rolls.
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But between the crunchy flakes of a homemade pie crust and the ethereal rise of traditional puff pastry, there lies yet another option.
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The dining area embraces the sweet side of the cereal aisle with odes to Lucky Charms, Frosted Flakes, Captain Crunch, Trix, and more.
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The honey perfectly balances out the spicy chili flakes I add in the glaze — there&aposs a ton of flavor in this dish.
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I took Bunay's glass shaker full of gold flakes, held it over my slice and made it rain gold on his cheesy creation.
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Tossed with honey, brie and a generous amount of red chili flakes, these are a serious improvement on your average sweet potato fry.
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At Siciliana, you can get both sauces, but you'll also find shakers of garlic powder and chile flakes on every table as well.
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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 one I would not miss is hiyayakko, a simple dish of cold silken tofu under grated fresh ginger, scallions, and bonito flakes.
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Most scalp scrubs contain salt, sugar, or other fine particles that loosen and whisk away flakes of dry skin and product build-up.
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Pjoltergeist regulars will be pleased to find some familiar favorites on Katla's bar menu, including crisp chicharrones and takoyaki dusted with bonito flakes.
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His spice rack was spare: coarsely ground black pepper, salt, red-pepper flakes and the fragrant mixture known as lemon-and-pepper seasoning.
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The pyramid-shaped flakes of crunchy sea salt, hand-harvested on England's Essex coast, cost 10 times the price of regular table salt.
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Recipe of the day: Make this pasta with fresh herbs, lemon and peas even better with flakes of good olive-oil-packed tuna.
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My preference is equal parts coarse salt and cracked black peppercorns, with a spoonful of red-pepper flakes to notch up the heat.
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To this mixture, I added salt and pepper, red-pepper flakes, crushed fennel seed, grated Parmesan, chopped parsley, oregano and cubes of provolone.
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Tech Tip Q. My network router often flakes out and I get the "There is no internet connection" error screen in Google Chrome.
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On a recent weekday evening, Mr. Hovater was at home, sautéing minced garlic with chili flakes and waiting for his pasta to boil.
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I used olive oil, honey-mustard dressing, lime juice, crushed red pepper flakes and oregano — the best of what there was at hand.
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Buy the best wild shrimp you can find and afford, and use regular red-pepper flakes instead of dried chiles you crumble yourself.
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Before you put on your favorite matte lip color, a DIY lip scrub can get rid of any flakes for a smoother application.
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Unlike cold smoked salmon, the stuff you're used to gently draping atop a bagel, hot smoked salmon flakes like your usual cooked salmon.
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He'd come home thirty pounds lighter, fish white, with flakes of pink polish still at the tips of his grown-out, crabbed nails.
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So I added whole cumin seed and chile flakes to the broccoli, and then some grated lemon zest to the bread-crumb topping.
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While the flakes fall like ash we race the train to reach the place Emmett Till last whistled or smiled or did nothing.
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All he could do was focus on the steady labor of ascent while the sheets of rain turned into thick flakes of snow.
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Our food supply is quickly diminishing, and I lose count of how many of our meals end up being bowls of Frosted Flakes.
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Add tomato paste and cook 2 minutes more, then add tomatoes, sugar, chile flakes, salt, and pepper; cook until thick, 15-18 minutes.
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If the mixture is too dry, add more milk; if you'd like it spicier, add more red pepper flakes—you get the idea. 6.
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Pot o' gold Police say he snatched a bucket of gold flakes -- worth $1.6 million -- out of the back of an unattended armored truck.
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A box of sugar-coated corn flakes runs $4, and a ticket to see the entire movie this was promoting would only cost $15.
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Obviously at the time we didn't know what those flakes were, and with the White Walkers still a threat many assumed they were snow.
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CreditCreditBenny Islami for The New York Times The flakes stumbled into the windows, gathered themselves and then wobbled on like revelers caught between pubs.
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We even tried adding more salt and a dash of red pepper flakes in an attempt to bring a little flavor into the mix.
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If you make it to the store, we suggest ordering the Frozen Flakes or Cocoa Loco, which tied as the favorites amongst our staff.
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You can spot the essentials in the Doodle: cabbage, red pepper flakes, ginger, garlic, fish sauce, green onion, carrot, radish, rice flour, and salt.
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In rapid succession add the snow peas, onion, peanuts, sliced garlic, dried chilies, chili paste, kung pao sauce, stock, Sichuan peppercorns, and chili flakes.
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I also mash up the two avocados with lime juice, pepper, garlic salt, red pepper flakes, and a touch of cumin for third dip.
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You don't have to attend FurryCon to figure out that a muscular cartoon tiger and furries go together like, well, milk and Frosted Flakes.
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Later, Zellner consults blood pattern expert Stuart James (he's now a recurring character) regarding the "flakes" of blood in the Rav 4's carpet.
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Execellent sandwich spread mother in law loves it I love the taste of this stuff, you can even put it on your corn flakes!
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"Normally when butter makers get to this stage, they wash the butter with cold water, so you get clean flakes of butter," Harrington says.
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Serve with more chili flakes, parmesan cheese, and ranch dressing on the side (or drizzle with the ranch if you're really smart slash fat).
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Add the red pepper flakes, then add the wine and rosemary, bring to a boil, and cook until the wine is reduced by half.
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An alternative, being worked on by Tawfique Hasan and his research group at Cambridge University, is to include flakes of graphene in such inks.
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It turns out wild bearded capuchin monkeys in Brazil produce sharp-edged stone flakes similar to those made by early Stone Age human ancestors.
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To start, Fields makes a loose pesto with the garden herbs, some pine nuts, Parmesan cheese, red pepper flakes, lemon juice, and olive oil.
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The falling flakes, the paths that you can carve by walking through the snow, all make the otherwise static world feel vibrant and alive.
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Your friendly derm is the key to solving every skin issue you could possibly have — whether it's flakes, pimples, dark spots, or anything else.
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On Monday night, maybe you could try your hand at this great old Melissa Clark recipe for pasta with fried lemons and chile flakes.
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After getting buttered up, the bread is brushed with a mixture of white truffle oil and gold flakes, which adds extra crisp, Calderone says.
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A collection of appetizers, arranged like a small-scale thali, comes with beaten rice, the grains smashed into gossamer flakes, as thin as skin.
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Manduka's Prolite is special because it never peels, flakes, or fades, so they'll get to use the lightweight, cushioned mat for years to come.
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Wheaties made its debut as Washburn's Gold Medal Whole Wheat Flakes in 1922, only to be renamed two years later in a companywide contest.
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The greens were a tangle of broccoli rabe that had been coaxed slowly into earthy silkiness, punched up with sliced garlic and chili flakes.
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Invented by the Kellogg brothers to serve at their Battle Creek sanitarium, corn flakes were supposed to — among other things — suppress harmful sexual urges.
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Into a Dutch oven, she adds oil and chile flakes, which she fries quickly before dropping in diced onions and turning down the heat.
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And he did just that with this new blacker than black flavor, which combines coconut flakes, coconut cream and coconut milk with the ash.
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Add the mushrooms, chili flakes, and 5 turns of pepper and cook, stirring occasionally, until the mushrooms have softened, 1 to 53 minutes. 4.
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On a large sheet tray, toss the shishitos, eggplant, garlic, tomatoes, anise hyssop, and mint with the olive oil, chili flakes, salt, and pepper.
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I was cast in a Kellogg's Frosted Flakes commercial, and when I showed up for the callback, there was Christopher Guest in the room.
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Again, gentle is the name of the game here, as you don't want to irritate the skin, you just want to help banish flakes.
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Add the fennel fronds, rosemary, sage, salt, pepper, chili flakes, and nutmeg to the bowl with the garlic, then zest in the orange. 33.
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This produces ruby-red, slightly salty flakes that keep well in the freezer thanks to the oil and are distinctively Syrian, Ms. Matar wrote.
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Without nuts or spices, it tastes deeply of bananas, vanilla and caramel from the sticky, almost candylike frosting sprinkled with flakes of sea salt.
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A slick of lemon olive oil, along with some grated garlic and a pinch of chile flakes, was exactly what it was begging for.
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In a flickering 1965 film called "Viet-Flakes," the artist's camera scans newspaper clips of battlefield atrocities as if from a fighter-plane perspective.
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PepsiCo, the maker of Cheetos, and Kellogg's, producer of Frosted Flakes, have gone to court, arguing that the regulations infringe on their intellectual property.
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Just make a tomato sauce: puréed canned tomatoes with garlic, thyme, chile flakes, a big splash of fish sauce and another of brown sugar.
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It's made with Venezuelan chocolate that sells for $100 a pound, and it's topped with 24-karat gold flakes as well as gold caviar.
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The biggest risk you're running here seems to be getting a disgusting, mushy amalgam of gurgled milk and Frosted Flakes spewed all over you.
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Asparagus spears, over orange-thyme marmalade, and hen-of-the-woods mushrooms, the ears crispy and curled around salt flakes, merit a return trip.
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She recalls sitting at the dining table of their red-brick Colonial, eating Frosted Flakes and watching her mother take bets over the phone.
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In her 22017 "Viet-Flakes," a video camera scans newspaper clippings of battlefield atrocities as if from the perspective of a marauding fighter plane.
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Carefully peel with knife edge or fingers until some, but not all, of the char flakes off; slice into 1-2 inch pieces. 5.
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Thankfully, I've got a bright blue secret weapon hanging in my shower that will buff away those flakes and dead skin wherever I see fit.
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Paleontologists found tiny flakes of fossilised skin on a crow-sized microraptor , a meat-eating dinosaur that had wings on all four of its limbs.
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He spent his last years eating broccoli and bran flakes at the casino buffets, and taking his private jet to his horse farm in Kentucky.
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These days, you can find poke served over zucchini noodles, doused in ponzu or soy sauce, covered with chile flakes, or served with avocado slices.
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This is Game of Thrones—everyone you love will die and plot points will be left out like so many flakes of snow, probably forever.
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Then I add canned tomatoes, tomato sauce, kidney beans, squash, and my chili mix (chili powder, garlic salt, red pepper flakes, paprika, salt, and pepper).
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To make this healthier version, cooks would need coconut oil, almond flour, avocado, goat cheese, lime, garlic, red chili flakes, basil, skim milk, and salt.
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Part of the reality of living isn't just that death is looming, but that death is constant, expired cells peeling off us in dried flakes.
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The succulent, steak-like tentacles had been marinated overnight in olive oil, basil, chili flakes and the juice and zest of lemon, lime and orange.
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A few hours earlier, I had arrived in Pristina, the red-roofed capital of Kosovo, just as the first flakes corkscrewed their way to earth.
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Then I eat a bowl of Frosted Flakes with 1% whole milk, take my shot, and settle in for a few hours to read again.
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Over the next 200,000 or so years, these hominins improved their technique, as they got even better at making Levallois flakes, blades, points, and scrapers.
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To clarify, Frosted Flakes cereal is a Kellogg product, not a General Mills product, and this is not an official collaboration between the two competitors.
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Urban Decay took a crack at the powdered lip trend with its bouncy, pigmented mousse that wears like a blotted stain that never flakes away.
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The new Ben & Jerry's pint designed by the Tonight Show's host features a vanilla ice cream base with marshmallow-graham cracker swirls and fudge flakes.
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Customers can help themselves to toppings and mix-ins displayed on a long narrow table, including marshmallows, candies, coconut flakes, flavored syrups and whipped cream.
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Broil the shrimp (three minutes on each side) after tossing with garlic, lemon juice, salt, pepper, red pepper flakes, olive oil, and chopped fresh tomatoes.
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No big if she wants to stick her tongue out and catch a few flakes—odds are, it won't change the course of her day.
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Pasta all'Amatriciana is a classic dish of bucatini or other long noodles in a sauce of _guanciale_, onion, garlic, hot red pepper flakes, and tomatoes.
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Transfer the zucchini, along with the basil, walnuts, lemon juice and zest, salt, pepper, and red pepper flakes, to the bowl of a food processor.
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"We started working on Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes about a year ago," Mike Siemienas, a spokesman for General Mills, wrote MUNCHIES over email on Friday.
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Filled with jelly, slathered in Cristal champagne and topped with 24-karat gold flakes, just one of the delectable desserts will set you back $100.
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In a large bowl, stir the sour cream, onion flakes, onion powder, chives, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, salt, and pepper with the caramelized red onions.
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Sidney Pearce doesn't buy into the hype that millennials are financial flakes who would rather buy a Venti latte than invest in a retirement fund.
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Another decline, this time of 1.2 percent, in U.S. sales of morning foods such as Corn Flakes and Froot Loops also weighed on overall sales.
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But the bright red Korean red pepper flakes, gochugaru, are without seeds and are only medium hot, so you can use a lot of them.
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Then dial up the flour you use to coat the chicken, adding both chile powder and red pepper flakes, along with a shake of paprika.
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Today it's mixed greens, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, chicken, edamame, and my favorite DIY salad dressing of citrus-herb vinaigrette, Sriracha, black pepper, and chili flakes.
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That happened in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday night, when rain suddenly switched over to big, fat flakes of snow and stinging sleet accompanied by thunder.
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Add the artichoke hearts, olives, red bell pepper, oil, parsley lemon juice, thyme, and red pepper flakes and pulse until the mixture is finely chopped.
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I just hate how I look without makeup: I have half-moons of purple under my eyes, and my scalp flakes when I am stressed.
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The spice mix he added leaned toward the flavors of my grandmother's kitchen: ground cumin and coriander seeds, fennel seeds, black pepper and chile flakes.
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Toss in some olive oil with boxed pasta + red pepper flakes (lemon and kale if you have on hand) for an easy warm pasta salad.
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Garlic, fresh herbs, clams, and a sprinkle of salt and chili flakes is all it takes to make fresh spaghetti into a mouthful of wonder.
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"What… what is this?" she asked, clearly failing to understand that this wasn't just a box of bland grain flakes sprinkled with old, wrinkly blueberries.
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One snack is so popular it's already a classic of sorts: popcorn under a thin Frisbee of fried Cheddar sprinkled with chives and chile flakes.
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She makes indents along the entirety of the dough using a cocktail muddler, and then sprinkles on a little water and some flakes of salt.
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Each evening was different; one involved projected images of snowy New England, complete with flakes falling from the ceiling and hot cider for the guests.
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"Often when a women notices flakes, she immediately decreases shampooing because she thinks she's too dry," said Dr. Francesca Fusco, a dermatologist in New York.
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It was enormous and reminded me of "Black Flakes" with its snow-covered plain, its rows of branches resembling runes, and its dark, apocalyptic sky.
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The ceremonial red carpet procession was to be followed by cocktails, then dinner (lobster with gold flakes was on the menu), then a dessert buffet.
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It's not just claiming to "help" prevent your next UTI, like how your shampoo claims to "help prevent flakes," but to fully prevent it, period.
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This Baby Basics Kit attempts to do something similar: grouping favorite products from trusted brand Fridababy for everything from "claws" (nails) to "flakes" (dry skin).
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Today it was supposed to reach the 21775s and I'd planned a run, but it snowed about three inches overnight and thick flakes are falling.
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The flakes are forecast to start falling very late Monday night or early Tuesday morning, and the storm might stretch all the way through Wednesday.
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I mean, every tweet at the official Frosted Flakes is full of people with cartoon animal avatars asking to be plowed by Tony the Tiger.
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Limit the amount of salt and butter you add, and consider adding herbs such as basil, oregano or red pepper flakes -- or even Parmesan cheese instead.
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By the time the flakes hit the ground, they've absorbed lots of other droplets and accumulated many more crystals—and what they contain is pretty disgusting.
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Other than that, the noodles, and a sprinkling of 24 carat gold flakes (they're good for you, apparently), there are only two ingredients: salt and vinegar.
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Despite the setbacks, Kahoru could not help taking a picture of ice flakes gathering over leaves, describing the effect as "ice flowers" blooming in the capital.
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Later, a lab tested the flakes of Rushing's breakfast and learned it actually wasn't an illegal drug, and the Florida State Attorney's office dropped the case.
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Additionally, we'll have falling temperatures back into the 40s and the chance of scattered showers that may even mix with snow flakes in our colder areas.
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For dessert, there are slightly damp farmer cheese pelmeni with cocoa-infused skins, nicely muddled with sour cherries and chocolate flakes that promptly wilt into sauce.
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After driving through a warren of deserted streets, past rusty buildings, flakes of fake walls and stagnant lakes, we arrived at a cluster of nondescript buildings.
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The flight attendant had closed her bowl; the last remnants of blood smoked within, dried to flakes, and Kai smelled acid and copper and burnt iron.
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But it's hard to resist the sheets of dead skin waving in the wind like bonito flakes, begging to be carefully ripped off of your body.
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Or, "I'm making space in my life for positivity," she'll coo when she flakes on you for the fourth time and you call her on it.
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Kellogg quarterly sales dropped 6.6 percent, missing analysts' estimates, as demand slid further for its breakfast foods and snacks, which include Corn Flakes and Froot Loops.
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Leinonen's contribution has been an exact model of how and why snowflakes melt — which types of flakes, at what temperatures, in what ways, and so on.
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Disney's overtures to the furry community are a nice contrast to how the Twitter account of Frosted Flakes® mascot Tony the Tiger treated furry fans.
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Kellogg, which makes Corn Flakes and Raisin Bran cereals, also said on Thursday it would need to cut back on share repurchases to maintain financial flexibility.
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She then heats equal parts rice wine vinegar, cider vinegar, and water before adding yellow mustard seeds, chili flakes, coriander seeds, salt, and of course, sugar.
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For the chimichurri sauce, mix parsley, cannabis leaves (if using), garlic, red chili flakes, oregano, red wine vinegar, salt, and oils in a large bowl. 2.
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During his lifetime, his name appeared on billions of boxes of Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, All-Bran, Bran Krumbles, Pep, Corn-Soya Shreds and similar products.
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Jaime trades his white Kingsguard cloak for black, as the first flakes of snow make it clear that winter has come for King's Landing at last.
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For me, flakes and dry patches are a constant part of life — and I've tried a lot of scrubs and exfoliators to get rid of them.
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These flakes are rich in keratin, which is also the main substance of human skin, so they may have medical applications in, for example, wound dressings.
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I tipped the tub of mousse into the onions and butter and capers and pepper flakes, and let it melt into a sort of buttery paste.
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A person could add 8 grams of fiber to their diet with a breakfast of a bran flakes, four dried apricots and a handful of almonds.
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Gold flakes have been found in Paleolithic caves estimated to date back roughly 2190,2000 years, marking the first known instance of human contact with the material.
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The wheat-based batter was goopy and filling, and the dozen balls came topped with shaved bonito flakes, pickled ginger and the sweet, sticky brown sauce.
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Add a few flakes of the sea salt to each (tiny pinch), a drizzle of the olive oil, and some of the chives, basil and flowers.
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I figured I'd get the same number of flakes on either side, and that some men would actually see the calendar invites as a positive thing.
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This recipe from Andrea Reusing dresses up this lovely brassica with a hit on the grill, buttery mustard breadcrumbs, garlic, anchovies, lemon zest, and chile flakes.
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"It's basically layers of fiberglass cloth, polyester resin with pigments, acrylic paint with gold leaves, gold flakes or/and gold glitter," Supakitch tells The Creators Project.
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To spice up the keto-friendly zoodles, Motamed said she likes to toss them in sesame oil and top them with sesame seeds and chili flakes.
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You can make like me and drizzle it with teriyaki sauce – actually, I made a tincture of black miso, mirin, soy sauce and red pepper flakes.
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The Westin New York hotel in Times Square will soon be offering a $1,000 bagel with gold flakes, white truffle and goji berry-infused Riesling jelly.
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Covered in crunchy quinoa, toasted sesame seeds and flakes of kelp intensified with soy, it sits on a yellow streak of sauce made from aji amarillo.
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Let that simmer a while, get a little thicker, then add the olives and capers and red-pepper flakes until it's as fiery as you like.
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" He also issued a warning: "Run, my friend — do not walk, for time is short and the world is about to be buried in bran flakes.
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While showering them with salt before baking works with other, frothier brownie batters, it fails here, with the flakes sinking in and disappearing without a trace.
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Lemon juice and zest and a hit of red chile flakes do the job, aided by a sprinkling of flaky sea salt right at the end.
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The buckets were first described as containing gold flakes, but actually, they held rough-edged bars, a mixture of scrap gold and impurities, from several locations.
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The bars, about the size of an ice-cube tray with identifying numbers scrawled across them with a Sharpie, are easier to transport than loose flakes.
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Or, more simply, you could make Melissa's recipe for pasta with fried lemons and chile flakes, then dive into "Selection Day," Aravind Adiga's new novel. Cricket!
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Simmer for about 29 minutes, stir in basil, and season with a few grinds of pepper and additional salt and red pepper flakes if needed. 210.
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More lumps and flakes will likely be visible in the future because the Great Red Spot will continue to encounter other anticyclones about every few months.
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The police are searching for a man who they say stole a bucket of gold flakes off the back of an armored truck in broad daylight.
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A vet and an investigation found the culprit: a box of soap flakes had fallen behind the washer, and Little Cuteness had eaten a fatal dose.
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McDonald's quickly learned that the way to a customer's heart is not through the flakes of fried frozen cod, and these were pulled from the menu.
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Each turkey is covered in $2,000 edible gold flakes, and they are seasoned with imported saffron and other spices from the Middle East that cost $0003,000.
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There are innovative workout shirts and then there's the Rhone Reign, a shirt that features actual flakes of real gold and uses the company's GoldFusion technology.
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There aren't going to be massive food labs creating clean meat, anymore than there are massive food labs creating corn flakes or any other processed food.
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I'm a big fan of corn flakes, so this bridge between ice cream and the cereal world is my go-to when I'm looking for sweets.
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It's not her first attempt at sparkly suds; she'd previously added glitter to kegs right before serving them to minimize the flakes settling at the bottom.
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Staying on mission, her haunt musique movie Mandy's Piano Solo in Columbine Cafeteria (2016) projects through a life-sized snow globe whose flakes fall on the floor.
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A man stole an aluminum bucket full of gold flakes valued at $1.6 million from the back of an unattended truck in midtown Manhattan on September 29.
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And while frozen margaritas sure sound like an ideal way to make the best of a blizzard, is it even safe to consume those freshly fallen flakes?
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Make the chicken: In a very large pot over medium heat, combine the onion salt sugar, garlic, peppercorns, coriander, red pepper flakes, and 4 cups of water.
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And, as anyone who's been on Accutane can tell you, it's extremely drying — so she keeps Aquaphor nearby to soften the flakes around her mouth and lips.
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The only clear difference now was that my plate-flakes had the texture of cork and thus provided me with a solid meal to kickstart my day.
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Lemon & Herb Spaghetti Squash With Roasted Shrimp Zesty lemon brings extra flavor levels to this dish — for even more, try a sprinkle of red pepper flakes.5.
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Add 1 tbsp of olive oil to a clean sauce pan over medium heat and cook breadcrumbs and red pepper flakes until just browned (about 3 minutes).
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But because authorities failed to add necessary anti-corrosion chemicals after switching to Flint River water, it ate through the pipes, releasing lead and flakes of iron.
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In his write-up, Roberts doctors his with bacon, carrots, celery, and red chile flakes, but anything other than oil, onions, and beans is really a bonus.
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I also make a batch of steel cut oats for breakfast for the next few days, which I'll eat with diced green apple, walnuts, and coconut flakes.
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Creating an Acheulean axe by repeatedly knocking flakes off of a raw stone in order to create two sharp cutting edges requires a significant amount of planning.
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My boyfriend refers to it as "that magic balm stuff," it's cleared more dry flakes than my vacuum, and it's lasted me for (going on) four years.
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With government acquiescence and professional society participation, all sorts of sugary products were promoted as "low-fat" or "fat-free" -- such as Froot Loops and Frosted Flakes.
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Update: After publishing this story, a representative for General Mills confirmed that Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes will be available at major retailers nationwide starting early January 2018.
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A major winter storm is forecast for late Monday and could keep many voters home, depending on when the flakes start falling (caucuses begin at 7 p.m.).
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We saw the release of diabetes-inducing classics like Frosted Flakes (1952), Captain Crunch (1963), Frosted Mini-Wheats, and Cinnamon Toast Crunch (1984) — all marketed to children.
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A student is chiseling away at a set of nails on a dummy hand in front of her, shaving away flakes of acrylic from the rubber fingertips.
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And for an extra kick without adding calories, "sprinkle a dash of cumin, cayenne pepper, red pepper flakes or any other preferred seasoning on top," she says.
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And for an extra kick without adding calories, "sprinkle a dash of cumin, cayenne pepper, red pepper flakes or any other preferred seasoning on top," she says.
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She winced and flexed her hands, the flesh cracking, flakes of dead skin fluttering back like the millions of fiery orange poppy petals blowing it the wind.
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But don't post on the /TodayILearned subreddit yet—because oil can seemingly self-heat when it's elsewhere in the kitchen, even in edible ingredients like tempura flakes.
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Cardi B, for her part, is likely oblivious to the fact that Kellogg's has had no bearing on General Mills' decision to release Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes.
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In Singapore, frappe fiends will also get to try a new Coconut Strawberry Bliss Frappuccino, which is made with toasted coconut flakes, coconut powder, and strawberry puree.
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The snow arrived in Washington in the afternoon and quickly intensified, with 2½ feet possible by the time the last flakes fall Saturday night, the mayor said.
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"Kellogg Co. doesn't generally market its Frosted Flakes or low-fat Pop-Tarts as 'healthy,' but under the current guidelines, it could," The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Then she instructs to mix all the veggies together in a large pot with what looks like red pepper flakes and a little bit of olive oil.
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The piece, which included a box of glittering Frosted Flakes and a cherry pie that gleamed like the crown jewels, took the artist five years to make.
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From her Middle Eastern days, there's malawach , a type of flaky pancake, which comes with spicy awaze sauce or drenched in honey and dusted with coconut flakes.
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Kugel, a staple in Jewish cuisine, is a casserole made with egg noodles, cottage cheese, sour cream, sugar and a crunchy top layer (typically crushed corn flakes).
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Most recently Ant invested in Marusaya Co, a Tokyo-based supplier of bonito flakes – made from dried bonito fish and often used to make broth in Japan.
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Add to the bowl with the lemon zest and stir in rosemary, red pepper flakes, fennel seeds, 2 tablespoons fennel fronds and 1 tablespoon olive oil. 4.
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"Swirls of edible designs, gold flakes, and vivid colors fill your eye ... It really is a sensory experience," wrote Yelp user Candi P.Find Chocolat Abeille on Yelp.
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Flexed beneath your fingers, its body snaps, then flakes like a firm-fleshed fish, the newly awakened Cheddar chakra releasing a fruity spiciness reminiscent of pink peppercorns.
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Nearly every cell contains ribosomes in abundance, like flakes of pepper in a stew, and they stay busy with the task of translating genetic information into proteins.
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It's a multiday, labor-intensive undertaking that begins when he shakes flakes of mold over mini-mountains of washed and steamed rice grown specifically for sake-making.
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For the sauce, you'll need to heat some some sunflower oil in a saucepan and adding tomatoes alongside paprika and fermented fish pepper flakes, and some water.
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Here, I rub the meat down with a paste of cracked whole spices (fennel, caraway, cumin, coriander, peppercorns and red-pepper flakes) mixed with garlic and salt.
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This is beaten rice, made from grains soaked, roasted and pounded in a mortar until they shed their husks and bran, leaving only flat flakes that crackle.
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The newest offering, Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios, has what looks like sugar flakes on it, but it actually has a lower sugar content than Honey Nut Cheerios.
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Ms. Wu also pioneered cold stinky tofu, which is served covered with crispy flakes of seaweed-flavored batter, the edges of the tofu slab a bluish-gray.
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Everyman approaches Fellowship, who flakes, and Kindred, who declines, and Good Deeds, who is too weak to make the journey—Everyman has neglected her for too long.
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And get this, Doug is bringing back his famous Flutie Flakes breakfast cereal ... and he's telling TMZ Sports the story about bringing it back after 20 years!
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In terms of glutamates' partners in crime, if you're looking for foods that are high in inosinates, consider anchovies or sardines, pork and bonito (dried fish flakes).
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Kellogg, which makes Rice Krispies and Frosted Flakes, has seen consumption of its own cereal lag, with U.S. sales declining less than 1% in its fourth quarter.
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Use it as a finishing salt, dusted on potatoes, a salad or poached eggs just before serving: Nordur Arctic Sea Salt Flakes, $11.99 for 8.8 ounces, salttraders.com.
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With television, even after we purchased the Kellogg's Frosted Flakes or Popeil's Pocket Fisherman or whatever product was sponsoring our show, we kept seeing commercials for it.
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Dr. Ashwal thinks a volcanic eruption from the Earth's mantle lifted zircon flakes from Mauritia's continental crust and ejected them onto the surface of the Mauritius Island.
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For the pizza sauce, melt the butter in a small saucepan and add the onion, salt, red pepper flakes and oregano, and sauté until golden brown. 216.
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But if it's not too hot inside, I like to make the dough by hand, squeezing the butter into flakes as I work them into the flour.
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But if it's not too hot inside, I like to make the dough by hand, squeezing the butter into flakes as I work them into the flour.
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And those who wait for flakes to fall risk missing out on special deals — if there is any availability left at all late in the booking game.
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My now and hopefully forever man, Charles, is bran flakes sprinkled with a few Lucky Charms: He keeps me regular and, on most days, is magically delicious.
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Fortunately for investigators, Shiny Flakes had kept a tidy spreadsheet of all orders which is being used to track down buyers, according to local and state police.
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Mix some flour with chile powder, salt and pepper, or with Lawry's seasoned salt, Old Bay seasoning, with smoked paprika and red-pepper flakes, whatever you like.
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At least not for one retired Orlando, Florida man, who was actually arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamines over a few discarded flakes of doughnut frosting.
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Over the past year, Kellogg's has attempted to engage Millennials by opening a cereal cafe and attempting to repackage Frosted Flakes and Special K into snack foods.
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Sylvester Graham invented bland foods for a diet they thought would dissuade masturbation—corn flakes and graham crackers were meant to be so boring they killed boners.
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For $7.50 a bowl (yes, a regular box of cereal costs far less than that), you can get Special K original, Frosted Flakes, pistachios, lemon zest and thyme.
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The takoyaki, a rice ball stuffed with pickled ginger and octopus—which would be traditionally served with tonkotsu and bonito flakes—is swimming in Texas chili and cheese.
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Right before he shattered into a flurry of snow flakes, Viserion was about to blow ice-fire onto Jon, stopping him from running to Bran in the Godswood.
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Then in September 2100, researchers in Japan published an examination of graphite flakes from a 3.93-billion-year-old sedimentary rock called the Saglek Block in Labrador, Canada.
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Melt coconut oil in a large skillet over medium-high; add salmon, and cook until fish is done and flakes with a fork, about 3 minutes per side.
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The study focused on 10 cereals: Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Cocoa Pebbles, Cocoa Puffs, Froot Loops, Frosted Flakes, Fruity Pebbles, Honey-Nut Cheerios, Lucky Charms, Reese's Puffs and Trix.
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Kellogg -- which makes Corn Flakes, Special K, Froot Loops and Rice Krispies, among others -- said in an email: At Kellogg, food safety and quality are our top priorities.
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The next entreé of pizza bianco with spring vegetables, burrata and pecorino dusted with crushed red chili flakes gets mixed reviews…thanks to the addition of marshmallow fluff.
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Tuscan-based Amedei already sells 40 percent of its products abroad and offers special chocolate bars, drops and flakes to help pastry chefs in the preparation of desserts.
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Two sushi restaurants in Madison, Wisconsin have caught on fire since April, and the city's fire investigators believe that both incidents were caused by deep-fried tempura flakes.
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In docs obtained by TMZ, she says potatoes are peeled and turned into something called "potato flakes," but the skins are never put back into the final product.
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Created by the eccentric Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, Corn Flakes were intended as a health food that made it easier for the masses to adopt a vegetarian lifestyle.
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Something was seriously missing; a savory sauciness (a little stock), a creamy element (some butter or half and half), maybe even some spice (dash of red pepper flakes).
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Grace Miceli's painting of a Frosted Flakes cereal box reads "I DON'T KNOW WHO I AM ANYMORE, HAHA HA HA HA!" instead of the usual logo and slogan.
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"A lot of people think [having flakes] is a dry-scalp problem, but it's normally actually an oil problem," says David Kingsley, PhD, a trichologist in New York.
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That I have tons of baking products, including one-off ingredients like almond extract and toasted coconut flakes, even though I can't remember the last time I baked.
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The laser leaves dark-brown burn marks all over Diane's face, but after a week or two, that dead skin flakes off, giving way to fresh, new skin.
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As if her son's costume couldn't get more adorable, as a finishing touch, the creative mom used Corn Flakes cereal to give the illusion of fried chicken texture.
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I thought I would experience an itchy scalp covered in dandruff because of the lack of sulfates, but I haven't had any flakes since I started using DevaCurl.
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Make the pesto: Add 1 cup each basil and mint along with cheese, pine nuts, pepper flakes, and lemon juice in a blender and blend on low speed.
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"Toasty bits" of chile flakes and dried orange peel brighten up this condiment that you should probably keep a steady supply of in your fridge at all times.
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What he received in return was a carton covered with drawings of flames, and inside was a tub of noodles topped with a veritable mound of pepper flakes.
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Anyone obsessed with getting their seasoning just right will love this somewhat pretentious tiny tin of Maldon sea salt flakes, full of you guessed it: flaked sea salt.
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For dessert (or breakfast) there is a millet porridge made with baobab and peanut, topped with coconut flakes (left), and coconut-rice pudding with honey-roasted mango (right).
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If a home's water supply is affected, or if lead paint chips and flakes are present, every person living under that roof is endangered, even the family dog.
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The genius of the traditional method for making pie crust — with large, flat flakes of flour and butter — is that, once baked, it is both strong and tender.
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Myers is a seasoned fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) executive whose resume includes senior leadership roles at companies including Gillette maker Procter & Gamble and corn flakes maker Kellogg.
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The snow started on Monday but conditions did not really deteriorate until Wednesday, when strong winds began stacking the fluffy powder flakes into huge snowdrifts, blocking the roads.
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The majority of these falls have been linked to rock formations known as flakes, sheets of rock that are peeling off El Capitan like layers of onion skin.
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With infrared imaging, scientists have now essentially peered behind two of the largest flakes, Boot Flake and Texas Flake, to determine how well they're connected to El Capitan.
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Swap olive oil and red pepper flakes for some mayo, a little bit of mustard, pickle juice, chopped pickles with canned tuna for a creamy cold pasta salad.
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But it's wholesome enough to keep away the scaries about eating it even as an adult—at least there's nuts and berries and flakes instead of tiny pastries.
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Tonight's concoction is Kroger bran flakes, half a scoop of chocolate Ascent whey protein powder, frozen raspberries, two small crushed gingersnap cookies, and a dollop of peanut butter.
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The bottles are collected from the streets of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, then sent to a factory where they're crushed into flakes and transformed into fiber.
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Chewy fried rice flecked with nubs of preserved pork and Chinese broccoli gets a subtle crunch from the thick flakes of salt in which the meat was cured.
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Second, Tuccille knows that political debates are often comic, and he has a great deal of fun lampooning the nuts and flakes who enjoy screaming at political meetings.
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You know how to do that, I bet: a lot of butter and a lot of garlic foamed together in a pot, with red-pepper flakes and parsley.
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If someone bumps the camera, or the light, or the ship, part of the ship flakes off because it's all glued together, then that whole take is ruined.
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I tried putting on my new face acid with toilet paper (still awaiting my new cotton rounds) and I get tons of little flakes of paper stuck to me.
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Corn Flakes maker Kellogg reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by cost-cutting and lower cost of goods sold, but sales fell for the seventh straight quarter.
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But first, she weighs in on the latest at-home products made to take the flakes away and which ingredients to look for to tackle the problem at home.
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While Jenner's statement may not have been totally true -- we did some HEAVY Instagram digging -- one almond milk company wants to make sure Kylie's flakes are never dry again.
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The plate taco was a dry encounter, and by this point the combination of plate-flakes and plate-pizza had already left me rather full and short of breath.
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Rushing assured the officers the flakes were simply glaze that had fallen from a recently eaten Krispy Kreme donut, a snack he liked to treat himself to on Wednesdays.
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Even the simplest of recipes requires a feast of other food items, like bread, eggs, olive oil, lemon, chili flakes — even sometimes arugula, prosciutto, tomatoes, and... now we're hungry.
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Breakfast cereal, originally a wholegrain health food, evolved into "breakfast candy"—sugar-coated flakes and puffs hawked to children by cartoon pitchmen like Tony the Tiger and Sugar Bear.
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Exhibit A: the plate of smoked salted cod roe sprinkled with red chile pepper flakes at a restaurant called N-1155 in the hip, hilly Tokyo neighborhood of Nakameguro.
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Next up, the plum tomatoes, garlic, anchovies and chile flakes simmer in the same pan, now gloriously awash in a mixture of chicken fat, rendered pancetta and olive oil.
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But I tried washing and going on a recent trip to Austin (where the high was 80 degrees) and my coils air dried perfectly, with no flakes in sight.
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Yogurt has natural anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory properties, so it can help moisturize your hair follicles, and help stop you from wanting to scratch (and produce more flakes).
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Fresh brushes and sponges ensure that your products glide on flawlessly (your new bright pink blush won't dust off the same with red flakes hiding between your brush hairs).
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According to Trader Joe's announcement, the new cookies are made with classic Madeleine ingredients, along with the addition of dried pumpkin flakes, ginger purée, cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, and clove.
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Inconveniently, it's also starting to drizzle, because this is actually Budapest in April, and the paper-chemical compound the "flakes" are made of really isn't designed to get wet.
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FLAKES of dried chicken droppings blow through the air as Jared Gubbels supervises the transfer of the stuff from an agricultural truck into the fertiliser spreader trailing his tractor.
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As the solution cools, white crystals form, and it was thought that subtle changes in the atmosphere would cause big changes in the shapes of the flakes forming within.
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From the start of his manufacturing career, Will announced himself to the American public with a facsimile of his signature on every box of the "original" Kellogg's Corn Flakes.
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A 15-ounce box of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes sell for $2.38 at Walmart, compared to $3.99 at Acme and Shoprite and a whopping $5.79 at CVS, according to Basket.
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A generous helping of Frosted Flakes completes that idealized image of a kid hanging out in her Power Rangers pajama set watching hours and hours of Saturday morning cartoons.
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To treat visible flakes, however, Pullan recommends bringing in the big guns: "selenium sulfide, zinc pyrithione, [coal] tar, or anti-fungal agents such as fluconazole or ketoconazole," he says.
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Generous sprinkled with flakes of sea salt and shrouded in organic dark chocolate, these vanilla caramels taste so good, the high they provide is just the cherry on top.
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Stickii Club sends at least five sheets of stickers and one back of "sticker flakes" (I had to Google it—it appears to mean just individual stickers) each month.
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From November 2800 through December 15, the hotel is offering an upscale bagel topped with white truffle cream cheese, goji berry-infused Reisling jelly and gold flakes, Fortune reports.
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The squid-ink tagliolini, also made from scratch, came chock-full of seafood, including bay scallops, shrimp and calamari, all of which was tossed with chili flakes and tomato.
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Then, if I date someone, when he flakes or ghosts or decides I'm not exciting enough for him, he dissipates, and I feel ashamed for not seeing it coming.
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Urban Bourbon ice cream, which was developed around, "some of today's tastiest food trends," includes burnt caramel ice cream with almonds, fudge flakes and a gooey bourbon caramel swirl.
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To our mind, Kuroshio ramen involved the richest broth, full of umami taste from bonito flakes and shavings of fermented bamboo shoot (menma) balanced by cuts of sweet onion.
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It is served deep-fried in rapeseed oil with a light dusting of dried pepper flakes and chopped green onion so as to keep its natural flavor center stage.
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Archaeologist Peter Sheppard, one of the study's authors, had suspected in the early 1990s that the small, retouched obsidian flakes found in the region were used for piercing skin.
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