The flavors are sweeter, nuttier, and just dreamier in general.
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When asked to "be nuttier," the dancer Emily Stone hesitated.
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Sweeter, nuttier touches came through instead, with hints of brown butter.
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A (non-GMO) kale-Brussels sprout hybrid, they have a sweeter, nuttier flavor.
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"You don't want that very dark, nuttier syrup on your pancakes," Putnam said.
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It seems a lot nuttier if that's not something you do every day.
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Nuttier news You might want to skip the cashews at Trader Joe's for awhile.
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The whole-wheat flour stays in the background, with gentler, warmer and nuttier notes.
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Meanwhile, the Alive is smoother and nuttier, best enjoyed in salad dressings, baked goods, and desserts.
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If you want something sweeter, grab an aged Gouda; if you want something nuttier, grab an Alpine.
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The new yogurts taste much like Chobani's other fruit and blended products, but with a slightly nuttier flavor and texture.
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He added some slightly crazier parts that were note-ier and nuttier, because he's a better guitar player than me.
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In the case of the S10+, it's a massive 103,100 mAh (with the 5G model getting an even nuttier 4,21790627 mAh).
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But though the movie's nuttier moments are a lot of fun, they're more effective because they're counterpoints to characters who feel lived-in.
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She is getting nuttier as the season progresses, which is an interesting parallel to what could be a dark turn for Dany, too.
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At both Nuan Xin and Jiang Xin, the rice is purple, with a bruised ombre, and nuttier in taste than its white counterpart.
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I think their strategy right now is to put someone out there who's even nuttier than Trump, to make him look normal by comparison.
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Even when the movie starts getting nuttier, with its time travel and magical stones, it's less action-packed and more character-driven than its predecessor.
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On Saturday night Tyson Fury went out before Wilder, seemingly unbothered by what would follow perhaps because he knew his was actually the nuttier entrance.
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It was much less spicy than I expected, seeing as it contains horseradish, and it has a much nuttier flavor profile than any other sauce.
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It has a nuttier taste than regular table honey, though at that price not many people are likely to be spreading it on their morning toast.
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To counteract his nuttier tendencies, I would invite Geoffrey Chaucer, evidently a droll, humane and tolerant character, who could also bring along a few fascinating medieval delicacies.
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Even nuttier, Krebs on Security reports that entering the same information — once on a mobile device and once on a computer — provided different results on a least one occasion.
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He uses stone-ground petra #1 flour from Molino Quaglia, which is a coveted variety of Italian wheat that is a bit coarser and makes for a nuttier crust.
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But plot also essentially stops mattering around the film's midpoint, ceding ground to an ever-nuttier parade of set pieces that seem set on a spiral plunge into batshittery.
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It also joins another winter beverage added this month, the Toasted White Chocolate Mocha, which is a nuttier-tasting take on the usual white mocha, topped with cranberry sugar for good measure.
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Don Siegel's 1971 original (Monday and next Friday), with Clint Eastwood, is longer and nuttier, with insinuations of incest and a much queasier depiction of the lead's interactions with a little girl.
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Caligula is even nuttier—you may recall that he made his horse a senator, but I prefer the story that he believed that Neptune, the god of the sea, was personally plotting against him.
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Nuttier than a bakery full of fruitcakes and sleazier than a cheap strip club, "68 Kill" is a proudly morbid heist movie that wallows in bad taste and still comes off as absurdly funny.
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Satisfaction with the country&aposs direction has reached a 220-year high while trust in the mainstream media drops to another low, which could be why the press has gone nuttier than an elephant&aposs diarrhea.
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It tells you both everything and nothing about the episode, in that it tells you the episode will be nuttier than usual, while also referring to a one-off event that is mostly a throwaway joke.
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Most of the cheese sold in the UK is single curd but the cheese they make here is what's known as double curd: a blend of young "alive" curds and two-day old richer, nuttier curds.
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Punctuated by crashes and drums of doom, the movie moves to a dependable blockbuster beat, as a little exposition is followed by an action scene, and more exposition is followed by a bigger, noisier, nuttier action scene.
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The difference was most present in the iced Americano and the Flat White, with the Blonde Espresso giving the former a more refreshing, tea-like finish and both taking on a nuttier and less-rich feel while sipping.
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But, in a decidedly 21st-century update, the Philadelphia Phillies had to fire their long-time "Pistachio Girl," after realizing that she's an outspoken white supremacist, with ideas that are only slightly nuttier than what she sells at Citizens Bank Stadium.
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"Punctuated by crashes and drums of doom, the movie moves to a dependable blockbuster beat," Ms. Dargis wrote, "as a little exposition is followed by an action scene, and more exposition is followed by a bigger, noisier, nuttier action scene."
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) says Democrats appear to be getting "nuttier and nuttier," blasting protests against President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE after the left's calls to respect the presidential election's results.
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Unlike last year when they revamped the drink to be made with real pumpkin, there are no changes to the recipe this year — though, for a slightly nuttier twist, you can get it with their recently debuted almond milk instead of regular milk.
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There are whispers around the nuttier margins that Clinton is sick, and there's a cottage industry of folks who say Trump is a narcissist, but it doesn't seem like the health of either candidate will be nearly as important as their temperaments and personalities.
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The saga of the Silk Road online black market taken down by US law enforcement in 223 continues to get nuttier: a still-unidentified rogue government agent may have sold information about the Silk Road investigation to the website's operator and may have later deleted evidence of the arrangement.
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The company is also selling genuine osetra, a somewhat nuttier and paler variety, with a very good texture: 30 grams (about an ounce), from $100 for the Primeur (young) baeri to $162 for genuine osetra at Le District, Brookfield Place, 225 Liberty Street (West Street), 212-981-8588, ledistrict.
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Steel-cut oats are described as being nuttier and chewier than other types of oats. They can be used to make oatcakes, blended uncooked in smoothies and for other culinary purposes.
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Raw acorn noodles are slightly coarser in cut and texture and more brittle than standard buckwheat soba noodles. Cooked acorn soba noodles are nuttier in flavor, healthier, and slightly saltier than buckwheat noodles. They contain many antioxidants and could be considered an adaptogenic food.
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Fontina on Cheese.com The interior of the cheese is pale cream in color and riddled with holes known as "eyes". It is noted for its earthy, mushroomy, and woody taste, and pairs exceptionally well with roast meats and truffles. It has a rich and creamy flavor which gets nuttier with aging.
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Taro chips are often used as a potato-chip-like snack. Compared to potato chips, taro chips are harder and have a nuttier flavor. Another popular traditional Taiwanese snack is taro ball, served on ice or deep-fried. It is common to see taro as a flavor in desserts and drinks, such as bubble tea.
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The fat content is 40 per cent. Coulommiers is a lesser-known cousin of Brie, although it has been produced for longer. It is smaller and thicker than Brie and with a nuttier flavour, but otherwise has similar characteristics, with a similar buttery colour and supple texture. The cheese may be either farmer-made or industrially produced; however, the industrial version lacks the depth of an unpasteurized cheese.
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Some volume manufacturers of fish sauce will also water down a first-press to manufacture more product. Fish sauce that has been only briefly fermented has a pronounced fishy taste. Extended fermentation reduces this and gives the product a nuttier, richer and more savory flavor. An anonymous article, "Neuc-num", in Diderot and d'Alembert's 18th-century Encyclopédie, states: "It is said that Europeans become accustomed enough to this type of sauce".
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The tubers are highly palatable with culinary characteristics of a potato, although the flavor can be somewhat nuttier than a potato and the texture can be finer. Studies in rats suggest that raw tubers should not be consumed. They contain harmful protease inhibitors that are denatured by cooking. These tubers contain roughly three times the protein content of a potato (16.5% by dry weight), and the amino acid balance is good with the exception of cysteine and methionine.
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The cows on the Sgriob-ruadh farm are grass-reared with fermented grain from the nearby Tobermory distillery also used for fodder. Milk is taken directly to the cheesemaking vats without being pasteurised. The ivory colour of the cheese is lighter than many other cheddars and there are some blue veins at the edges, with a taste that is slightly nuttier that other cheddars. Jeff and Chris Reade began making the cheese in the 1980s and their sons were later involved.
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This preparation method causes the Reserve to lose up to 12% of its initial weight by the time it is completed. The Reserve is aged for a shorter amount of time, leading to a sharper, nuttier taste and texture, according to Food & Wine Magazine. Of the of cheese they produce annually, approximately will be Flagship, and only will be Flagship Reserve. Additionally, Beecher's is in the process of developing new types of crackers, designed to not overpower the taste of the cheese with which they are paired.
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Oxford American referred to Young's film Dancing Outlaw as "now-legendary", and wrote that it was "one of the most bizarre, upsetting, and ultimately, when looked at from a certain angle, inspiring documentaries to have emerged from the South, or from anywhere, in recent memory." In writing of a 1999 retrospective of Young's works, which included Dancing Outlaw, Dancing Outlaw 2, "and a sizable chunk of Young's documentary oeuvre", the Austin American-Statesman wrote "Young's specialty is fixing his camera on the quirky human" and called his work "life-is-nuttier- than-fiction films".
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Of Saul, Tina Baker writing for Soaplife said, "Home and Away's cult leader Saul was nice Joey Rainbow's dad, but that didn't stop him from brainwashing his devotees, stealing Irene's baby, kidnapping Selina on her wedding day, and trying to force her to have his child...as you do." A columnist from Inside Soap said that Saul was "nuttier than a veggie roast" and cults and fires "go hand-in-hand" in soap operas. They opined Saul was no exception because he was a walking fire hazzard due to his "long white beard and flowing robes". They added that Saul looked just like Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings.
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Saul Bennett, played by former Macquarie University Senior Lecturer, Dr. David Ritchie, first on screen appearance on 21 November 1995. Saul is a leader of a religious cult and attempts to lure Selina Roberts (Tempany Deckert) into joining the cause. Tina Baker of Soaplife said " Home and Away's cult leader Saul was nice Joey Rainbow's dad, but that didn't stop him from brainwashing his devotees, stealing Irene's baby, kidnapping Selina on her wedding day, and trying to force her to have his child...as you do." A columnist from Inside Soap described Saul as "nuttier than a veggie roast" and cults and fires "go hand-in-hand" in soap operas.
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" Although Ruth was not just a power hitter—he was the Yankees' best bunter, and an excellent outfielder—Ruth's penchant for hitting home runs altered how baseball is played. Prior to 1920, home runs were unusual, and managers tried to win games by getting a runner on base and bringing him around to score through such means as the stolen base, the bunt, and the hit and run. Advocates of what was dubbed "inside baseball", such as Giants manager McGraw, disliked the home run, considering it a blot on the purity of the game. According to sportswriter W. A. Phelon, after the 1920 season, Ruth's breakout performance that season and the response in excitement and attendance, "settled, for all time to come, that the American public is nuttier over the Home Run than the Clever Fielding or the Hitless Pitching.
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