To the human palate, or at least this human's palate, sasa tastes something like green tea.
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The Yonkers Vienna Lager remains the flagship ("The palate of the Northeast is a lager palate," Mr. Califano said).
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Whenever we swallow, the soft palate — the soft portion of the palate in the back our mouth — elevates and closes that connection.
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Once you drink, it ups the level of the palate.
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But my palate leaves me hungering for something more specific.
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I also want to expand our audience's palate for Paul.
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Also, I would say that I have a good palate.
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And Hannah was born with a cleft lip and palate.
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Mr. Klank has helped Mr. Hernandez understand the Southern palate.
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Also, even someone with a child's palate loves Popeye's food.
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He also experienced damage to his upper face and palate.
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The bitter taste, while not overpowering, wakes up your palate.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "Monet's Palate" (2741) documentary, Saturdays at 11 p.m.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "Monet's Palate" (2741), documentary, Saturdays at 41 p.m.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "Monet's Palate" (2014), documentary, Saturdays at 3 p.m.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "Monet's Palate" (27), documentary, Saturdays at 3 p.m.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "Monet's Palate" (253), documentary, Saturdays at 3 p.m.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "Monet's Palate" (111), documentary, Saturdays at 27726 p.m.
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Mr. Lee said he was impressed with his boss's palate.
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You can only trust your palate and Collins trusts his.
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That empowers musicians to have a different palate of experimentation.
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Get a little adventurous and your palate will be pleased.
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Do you think Montreal's palate has evolved over the years?
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But the palate is also really her mode of experience.
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The strong African influence may not be for everyone's palate.
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On the palate, it was lively, pure, deep and refreshing.
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STILL, NO ONE DISH can sum up the Filipino palate.
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You want something that pleases the palate of your guests.
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I would learn my palate is akin to a kindergartner.
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You know how a great sommelier has a great palate?
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Here is a Maxine Waters GIF to cleanse your palate.
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They're a better palate cleanser than a dish of sorbet.
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That's because I am a man with a refined palate.
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Consider this a playoff aperitif to whet the postseason palate.
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" He drops a precision strike on so-called palate-cleansing courses, like sorbets: "All that untimely ice is a vicious attack on one's palate and a fraudulent attempt to put class into a meal.
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Judging food has opened up her own palate a bit, too.
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And their baby girl already has an impressively mature palate, too!
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The menu features delicious Spanish cuisine with something for every palate.
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But it's the sauces of Jamaica that really excite his palate.
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I have a diverse, eclectic palate when it comes to eating.
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But the American palate… it's just not ready for this wine.
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It's much more expressive on the nose than on the palate.
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JD: Way more expressive on the nose than on the palate.
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"Take a small sip first to prepare your palate," she said.
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Traditional beef wieners are available for those with a tamer palate.
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He says the Chinese palate is very different to South Africa's.
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A discerning palate and limitless imagination are essential across the board.
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A "cleansing of the palate," writes The Washington Post's Kathleen Parker.
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For him, working on older machines is a mental palate cleanser.
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How do you clear such a strong taste from your palate?
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I feel like each speck is, like, exploding on my palate.
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The Verdict: At last, a condom to satisfy the gourmet palate!
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PROTECTING THE PALATE I sometimes don't eat, or forget to eat.
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But I would learn my palate is not a sophisticated one.
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It still tasted salty because it was salty on your palate.
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But he also has a selective palate, which helped his development.
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You're ready for a palate cleanser after all that weighty politics.
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Myth: What you eat during pregnancy can influence the baby's palate.
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It's great now, light on the palate yet earthy and minerally.
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Others had eye problems, ear problems, a cleft palate, no toes.
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Others had eye problems, ear problems, a cleft palate, no toes.
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We said, 'it should work really well with the Kenyan palate.
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The app is built to explore how speech is formed in the throat and mouth, from the sound generated at the glottis to each part of the soft palate, hard palate, lips, tongue and nasal cavity.
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For example, the Maluuba team created an agent for each fruit palate.
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You can change your palate to crave less sweet, salty, fatty foods.
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Unlike my wife, a trained chef, I have a pretty unsophisticated palate.
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If the Pope of Trash can palate them now, so can you.
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It was a great lesson to learn and really expanded my palate.
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It's a palate cleanser, it's just hilarious, it's pee-your-pants funny.
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I took a big sip of red wine to clear my palate.
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Holy shit, is he a talented chef—and his palate is insane.
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You figure out who is a good match for your own palate.
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As soon as the food hits your palate, that's when you breathe.
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The idea of applying a sommelier's nuanced palate to cannabis isn't new.
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Myth 240: What you eat during pregnancy can influence the baby's palate.
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This tastes like plastic, like, up in the back of your palate.
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Cutouts can also encourage your child to develop a more sophisticated palate.
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"I am making the best possible wine for my palate," he said.
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There is going to be a palate cleanser with peach and cream.
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It did make a nice palate cleanser between bites of fast food.
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But watching little humans expand their palate can also be highly entertaining.
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My ex-wife, Sydney, has a very defined and limited culinary palate.
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For palate cleansers, there were frozen grapes—an old standby for Wolf.
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I taste one and a strong, briny flavor washes over my palate.
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Even in places like London, everything is Anglicised for the British palate.
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Source Han Serif brings the other note to the palate for designers.
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One institution, he said, had rejected a child with a cleft palate.
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Wait, I thought, was there anything necessarily synesthetic about a discerning palate?
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And, don't worry ... Chance's palate probably ain't all that different from yours.
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They also drench the palate with hot juice upon the initial bite.
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We also limit the tastings to 20 bottles to avoid palate fatigue.
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Second, even more than a good palate, you need an educated nose.
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His expert palate and commitment to quality made them an ideal team.
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"Robuchon brings the palate to heights it never dreamed of," she added.
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On the best available evidence, Mr. Wang's palate skews a bit sweet.
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This time around, following that palate cleanser, she tore it all down.
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On the palate the wine had a pronounced anise flavor at first.
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With more than 65 recipes, there's a flavor combo for every palate.
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It's impossible to get through a bowl of Alfredo without palate fatigue.
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They serve as palate cleansers and easy points of reference and engagement.
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Robbie interprets the food through his family, his travels, and his palate.
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This new collection of anamorphic compositions work with a brazenly unnatural color palate.
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The Texans&apos 41-38 loss added a sour finish on the palate.
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Then I went on with my day as usual, no palate cleaning needed.
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The steak is soft and salty, but not enough to overwhelm the palate.
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On the palate, it has wonderful bright acidity that lifts your taste buds.
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The balance determines which countries have the greatest influence on the world's palate.
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When I got back to my table, I was brought a palate cleanser.
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It's no disrespect, but I like to keep my palate clean and fresh.
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This sets the stage for future menu conversations, depending on your child's palate.
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She repeated this again and again; already my palate was becoming more sophisticated.
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"A well-made cheeseboard can please the eye and your palate," she says.
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I like to keep a clean palate, especially with peppery greens like this.
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The flavors almost defeat the palate, so closely are they bonded to memory.
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The diverse Indian food palate has been a tough one to cater to.
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You'll be able to find something that suits your palate and your budget.
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Think pot brownies and space cakes — not exactly famous for pleasing the palate.
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It was likewise floral on the palate, yet strikingly saline, an unforgettable combination.
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On the palate it is rich and mildly pungent, an altogether delightful combination.
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When a guest eats the cocktail, the bulbous edible bursts on the palate.
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Mr. Barrack said the charities were involved in "disasters across America's geographic palate."
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It was earthy, minerally and savory, not concentrated but lasting on the palate.
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The quiz also includes food tastes and dislikes to further understand your palate.
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Pumpkin spice is a horrible disease inflicted on the American palate by capitalism.
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Often, small amounts of umami-promoting ingredients won't register individually on the palate.
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A flat pear-champagne sorbet, among others, does nothing to arouse the palate.
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New foods are then slowly introduced in an effort to expand the palate.
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Here's our guide to matching the right bottle with your palate and budget.
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If this is pandering to a European palate, I am totally on side.
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And it does clear the palate a bit for the Academy Awards this month.
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In any dish, it's important to have a balanced palate; sweet, salty and texture.
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It was like a sweet and savory arctic sea treat, a perfect palate cleanser.
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Bo Burnham's musical absurdity is a good palate cleanser for our dumpster-fire times.
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Of course, what you got in his writing was Gold's palate, not your own.
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Plus, the wines range from dry to sweet, so there's something for every palate.
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"There's nothing on My Cultured Palate that I have not personally used," she said.
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That's why "Crew Love" is a much-needed palate cleanser of a fun episode.
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The fan tuans are also made to cater to a younger, more Westernized palate.
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This balanced roast teased his palate with notes of blackberry, tamarind, and maple sugar.
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He constantly credited the immigrant communities he grew up around with inspiring his palate.
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The dances were visually pleasing, sometimes sexually stimulating, but ultimately meaningless aesthetic palate cleansers.
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The public changes its palate and like them, we always have to keep evolving.
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He's undergone several surgeries, including procedures on his neck, his cleft palate, and clubfoot.
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Their second child was born with both a cleft palate and a heart abnormality.
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On the palate, it was earthy and focused, with a touch of unsweetened licorice.
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Companies love to whet the tech press's collective palate with a hint or two.
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Mr. Caiafa tweaked and updated most of Crockett's recipes to suit the modern palate.
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She said the taste wasn't overwhelming, even when her stomach and palate were sensitive.
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You're not changing anyone's mind, palate or relationship to beverage alcohol on Thanksgiving Day.
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He stripped interiors to the shell to achieve clarity, as though cleansing the palate.
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After pounding down messy mouthfuls of Reese's, think of it like a palate cleanser.
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I wanted to grow as a person and that also meant growing my palate.
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There are other burgerers, but they're either too regional or too beneath my palate.
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Krista learned to trust her palate when making wine, instead of doing lab analysis.
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Our palate is the greatest tool; one can only master it by tasting constantly.
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These puzzles are a lovely palate cleanser after a week of American-style crosswords.
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If I do eat, it's something that's simple and doesn't mess with my palate.
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Crucially, however, its cuisine does not defer to the leaden palate of Olde England.
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Among other things, Stoll takes advantage of their world travels to broaden his palate.
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Those wearying of the wait might want to consider a slight shift in palate.
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Chrissy Teigen might just have the most adventurous palate of all time — no, really.
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Some special needs puppies were featured this year, including one with a cleft palate.
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Then in 1991, during the first gulf war, the color drained from his palate.
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The palate is soft and rich, with ripe-sweet flavors of cherries and berries.
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To cleanse my palate, I dove into some good ol' chips and guac ($1.49).
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It's exuberantly floral and exotically fruity, and bone-dry and earthy on the palate.
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So Hershey had to modify their recipe to fit the European — and Canadian — palate.
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"I always say it's like 'Cheers,'" says Palate co-founder and co-owner Tina Kadolph.
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Adam: I gave him a blowjob and swallowed slowly to get a better palate-read.
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" He said China's military has "a very, very capable palate of air-to-air weapons.
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It seems the sickly-sweet doughnuts were just too much for the sensitive Aussie palate.
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For all the florid naming, the beers themselves seemed restrained, even polite, on the palate.
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Bulgaria's drabness is a neutral palate against which this book's sexual and intellectual heat flicker.
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Standard treatment in the United States is surgery of the palate, followed by radiation therapy.
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I was also served two canapés and a palate cleanser, which was a fruity bubble.
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"It's melting on my palate," Jilla tells the person who he thinks is Rick Sherman.
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Body secrets hormones, which also go to brain thereby affecting, palate, appetite and sleep patterns.
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As the American palate has developed, so has consumers' demand for the sweet sea snail.
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The donation will fund 1,800 surgeries for children born with cleft lip or cleft palate.
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Its pungent meatiness will stick with you, both on your palate and in your memory.
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Sonically, this feels like a nice palate cleanser compared to the rest of the album.
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In fact, it's supposed to function as a "palate cleanser" for the restaurant's spicier dishes.
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The disorder often results in clubfoot, a cleft palate, short limbs, osteoarthritis and joint deformities.
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This was food fit for any discerning Thai palate, not just gruel for the ill.
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Specifically, "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" has a much more muted color palate.
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Frankly, they are wrong, but it's important to consider regional variations in taste and palate.
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I knew that's what my palate preferred, and I knew that I liked that texture.
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I just think this remix is so cool, and it's a sort of palate cleanser.
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Here are three books about Indian food that will prepare your palate for the trip.
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Such is the cultural freight of what appears, on Fiso's plate, as a palate cleanser.
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But if everything you try in Queens suits your palate, you're probably doing something wrong.
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This is what happens when you mix the interest in fermenting with the millennial palate.
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We prefer wines that are nimble and energetic, that refresh the palate rather than enervate.
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Each character has a distinct color palate, theme and, of course, that recognizable pop style.
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On the palate, it expressed itself more through texture and subtle rocky flavors than fruit.
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I treat it like a palate cleanser between stages of my day working from home.
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The leafy tang will purge your palate of the acrid, oily residue of vehicle exhaust.
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These and other drinks slip into the bloodstream without knocking the palate out of alignment.
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Somnoplasty, an outpatient procedure, uses microwaves to remove or shrink soft tissues in the palate.
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He does not eat garlic and generally avoids herbs to protect his palate from interference.
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The food journalist Patricia Sharpe says Mr. Cole is responsible for rewiring Austin's collective palate.
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Creaminess on the palate can be a lovely thing, and it can inform the flavor.
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She says her brother's palate ended up growing more than anyone else in their family.
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Amazingly, the result is as stunning to the palate as it is to the eye.
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These echinoderms, close relatives of sea urchins and starfish, may not appeal to every palate.
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It broadens and deepens the musical palate, and it opens doors to new, unexpected places.
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My grandmother has a near-flawless palate, but she is an even more incredible host.
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I might cleanse my palate with something gossipy, or even some hard science or medicine.
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It's lightly floral with a faint berry smell, which both carry over to the palate.
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His beef ramen caters to the Western palate, with ground beef instead of a chewier slice.
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When Ayesha Curry first started dating her NBA superstar husband Stephen, his palate was admittedly limited.
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"This is my palate cleanser," Battaglia told Architectural Digest of the stunning and serene Stockholm apartment.
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The XR is the first phone Apple's produced in a playful color palate in a while.
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The base of the cone also has a "zingy" yoghurt cheese, to help cleanse the palate.
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Kylie partnered with Smile Train, an organization that gives children cleft palate surgeries free of charge.
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Even so, my palate detects an underlying degree of alkaline softness that I've never experienced before.
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Clean, neat and with a strict center part, this is the bun as a palate cleanser.
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To the untrained pizza palate, the difference between Pepe's and Sally's "apizza" is not immediately apparent.
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The pickle flavor might be a fad, but it also appeals to the modern consumer's palate.
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From cinnamon bun and red velvet cake to classic cherry, there's something to satisfy every palate.
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Folks from Arizona seem to have a slightly more refined palate, because they went for Toblerone.
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He had a sacral dimple and a high-arched palate that made it difficult to nurse.
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These characters repeat on the palate and are supported by balanced acidity and moderately firm tannins.
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He doesn't want me to lose sight of the sensations that my palate has just discovered.
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This seriousness is conveyed by the dark color palate, sweeping shots, and the gloomy orchestral music.
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For me, I tried starting with intellectual arguments hoping that my palate would fall in line.
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It was intended to appeal to a more adult, sophisticated palate — outside of its target demographic.
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Mr. Parr says it refreshes the palate without accentuating the flavors, while Mr. Dolinski is disdainful.
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The major notes stride forward after a slight delay, as the wine descends down the palate.
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He was treated for cleft palate repair at the hospital the foundation built in the country.
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I felt betrayed—by my grief, by my father, my book, my mind, and my palate.
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It helps working with someone like Greg, whose palate for that type of stuff is crazy.
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River has Down syndrome and was born with a cleft lip and palate and heart defects.
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In life, as on the page, Danler knows how to tap every part of the palate.
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"The native Southern palate requires savory bread (not cake), an artisan-bread-like consistency," writes Carol.
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A swirl of amasi, a fermented yogurt-like product, served with figs was a palate-cleanser.
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Prep your palate for sampling wines at Mendoza's bodegas (wineries) with a tasting at Wine Not?
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Front Burner "American Advertising Cookbooks" looks at how big food brands helped shape the American palate.
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Your camouflage colors should match the general palate of the landscape you're trying to blend into.
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Consider this puzzle by Roland Huget a palate cleanser, a tough exam with no trick questions.
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On the palate it is bone-dry and invigorating, with a bracingly fresh underlying citrus flavor.
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But like an old-school California zin, it turns spicy on the palate rather than sweet.
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To the general American palate, though, even the freshest fruitcake would rank as only "almost" edible.
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It's also why the leftovers can quickly bore and burden the palate: Everything tastes the same.
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To test his palate, Lorne Cousin, the national brand ambassador for Balvenie, gave O'Leary a test.
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Authentic caviar has a famous "Caspian pop" — which occurs when the roe bursts on the palate.
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The Second Seasonal Political Palate, published in 1984, has a blurb from famed lesbian poet Adrienne Rich.
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I wanted something that was lightly floral, bright and smooth on the palate, without a long burn.
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In the clip, the animal takes some time to ponder the first squirt upon her discerning palate.
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Depending on whom you talk to, Cincinnati chili's spice palate is either a little schizophrenic or genius.
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It makes for an excellent palate cleanser between Sadistic Execution albums, or a soundtrack to your daydreams.
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Winc assesses your preferences and comes up with the perfect mix to match up with your palate.
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That said, I was brought so many extras — palate cleansers, canapés, bread — that I left incredibly full.
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Cleft lip and palate repair is a delicate procedure, and the outcome is sometimes hard to predict.
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Unlike the overly sweetened Dreams though, Inspire's taste was a little more in line with my palate.
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If you're getting fatigued by 2015 recaps, here's one that's an endearing, short, and simple, palate cleanser.
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Machines may never catch up to the human palate when it comes to discerning what tastes best.
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All this could be cloying, were it not for the pickled cauliflower resetting your palate for more.
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Every opportunity to drink wine will become a way of expanding your horizons and educating your palate.
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He was born with a cleft palate … This made it very difficult to learn how to eat.
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Trump didn't deserve a palate cleanser after all that he's done, but that's exactly what he got.
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Participants enter in a silk-clad dome, where a specially buffered portal washes clean their sonic palate.
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This year, the between-season palate-cleanser will be this four-episode mini-series, shot in Tokyo.
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The combination seems to cleanse the palate after each sip, refreshing the mouth for the next bite.
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On the palate it was earthy and herbal, with stony, spicy flavors of red fruit and tobacco.
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"For the American palate, that's the gateway recipe for tahini," said Ms. Oron, who devised the recipe.
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Then you can wake up on Saturday and make the Silver Palate chocolate cake with the kids.
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Sniffing the wine, it seemed intrusive, though I enjoyed the fruit and gravelly flavors on the palate.
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Maison Saint Aix, showing a delicate color but big and spicy on the palate, also did well.
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Lib herself is given plenty to eat, but very little of it appeals to her English palate.
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But with Mr. Albrecht's focus and his inspired palate, the restaurant promises to bloom for many years.
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The overwhelming presence of sugar and salt in junk food assaults the palate and masks other flavors.
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It's served with the sentiment that the dish is meant to warm up the palate and stomach.
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Still, we Nigerians are fiercely proud of our jollof, and the fiery tanginess that greets your palate.
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Robyn's has a palate of blues, greens and browns; her only co-star is a microphone stand.
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Recognizing the desired flavor requires a good palate, which can taste sweet, sour, bitter, salty and savory.
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The refreshing bite-size springs rolls, filled with raw veggies and mango, further won over my palate.
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Johnson said various chefs have helped evolve the recipe over time and tailor it to his palate.
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His signature dishes not only pleased the palate; they also seduced the eye and piqued the imagination.
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The extra-virgin oil is richly herbaceous on the palate, with notes of pepper and pleasing bitterness.
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Whole green chiles are available on request and arrive in small saucers to sear the palate clean.
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I learned to depend on my palate for the ratios and time cues that recipes had offered.
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The menus illustrated how the restaurants catered to a more Western palate rather than traditional Chinese meals.
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I wanted a clean palate and empty stomach for what we were there to eat: his drawing.
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It has a lightly fruity aroma, but on the palate it's savory and stony, a superb value.
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Better to go for "candy garlic," a grain-liquor chaser that doubles as a temporary palate emollient.
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Tunisia's idyllic beaches are complemented by the town of Sidi Bou Said's blue and white color palate.
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Their main purpose isn't to sate hunger or even please the palate; it is aesthetic and expressive.
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How the Nanaimo bar, a three-layer no-bake treat from British Columbia, conquered a nation's palate.
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They have an incredible palate just like mine; they taste everything even if they don't like it.
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The dishes -- porterhouse steak, potato gratin and Oreo cheesecake -- were selected with the President-elect's palate in mind.
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Kavanaugh's palate could have grown over the last 30 years — who knows, he may even eats bacon now!
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Then again, that's a lot to pay for something that even its creator says "almost offends the palate."
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But the film turns out to be a fun palate cleanser before Marvel moves on to whatever's next.
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In other words: there's a perfect bottle of under-$12 wine for every kind of palate and preference.
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Want to see how your refined palate stacks up to the list of most-hated foods by state?
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So, if you're in need of a que sera sera palate cleanse before 2019 hits, look no further.
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Having an adventurous palate is an unofficial prerequisite for being a chef, and celebrity cooks are no exception.
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The result is a vivid palate, augmented in some of the interior rooms by 22-karat-gold leafing.
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Covering bases from SweeTarts to Swedish Fish, riesling to Lambrusco, there's a combination for anyone's refined-sugar palate.
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If they've had a stressful day, send a baby panda rolling down a hill as a palate cleanser.
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Maybe it's the jelly-like consistency of this pig skin that makes it so appealing to our palate.
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Well, perhaps this baby already has a refined palate because she was totally repulsed by her first taste.
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I sort of do it as a palate cleanser between doing these more complex, heavily reported, ambitious pieces.
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Kent also credits Watson with the creation of Stay Low's eerie sonic palate and his own true sound.
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Let the dissatisfaction wash over you, and then cleanse your palate with a digital visit to R/OddlySatisfying.
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Reader Jesse sends in this story I'll call YES WE PECAN: My Grandpa Bill had an interesting palate.
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Mitt Romney--who satisfied the national palate for serious and thoughtful discussion about where our country was going.
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Superheroes of all stripes are in vogue now; that part of America's cinema-going palate is hyper-developed.
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Why it matters: AI is starting to change our palate, and not just when it comes to food.
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The waxy texture on the palate innately intensifies the high-toned minerality and prominent acidity of this wine.
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You can see the lips, tongue, soft palate, and larynx moving together to form words, all in German.
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More evidence of animal kingdom's proclivity for getting loaded is absolutely the palate cleanser we needed this week.
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With some exceptions, the palate here is decidedly Asian, true to the origins of many of these bowls.
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I also possess a wide breadth of culinary knowledge, and my palate is fairly sophisticated and well-trained.
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Slurping sprays the coffee across your entire palate and lets subtle flavors and aromas reach your nose.3.
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Sometimes I even try not listening to The Dead for a while, as a sort of palate cleanser.
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The collection reflects the wide palate that Zonneveld, who was raised on classical music, brings to the studio.
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At university I was very much into preparing stuff for the Western palate, which I got bored with.
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But he did not bring a finely tuned palate for liquor to I.D.V., his daughter said by telephone.
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For another, eating them doesn't help you recalibrate your palate away from the sickly sweet modern American diet.
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No pupusa is complete without the curtido, a perky cabbage and carrot slaw, an essential palate cleanser. Mrs.
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This rye whiskey is strong and spicy on the palate, with aromas of cinnamon, cloves, honey and vanilla.
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It has a floral bouquet and takes flight on the palate, with honey, vanilla and golden raisin notes.
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He has a cleft palate, and there was just no way to get surgery for it in Venezuela.
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Unexpected, indeed, for a woman with a polished palate, but not the most unusual aspect of the relationship.
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Joon Pahk's "Outside the Box" variety puzzles: A subscription service for when you need a crossword palate cleanser.
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By the time I was finished, the melon hadn't become more palatable, exactly, but my palate had changed.
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Mr. Wang's philanthropy included founding Smile Train, which provides cleft-palate surgeries free to children in developing countries.
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But at least one title in the new cohort was a bit too experimental for the common palate.
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The wines tend to be somewhat floral, crisp on the palate with good acidity and some rounded elegance.
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My sushi palate is still pretty unadventurous so I order a shrimp/avocado/cucumber roll and two Cosmos.
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Perhaps they can serve as a palate cleanser for people who have grown weary of headlines about him.
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"It's that tension between salty and sour and sweet and bitter that pleases the human palate," she said.
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It is bracingly tart until the earthy, savory flavors come into focus — a reversal of palate-cleansing acidity.
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Her fossil maintained a complete skull, including fragile palate bones that are rarely recovered in such good condition.
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Water rested nearby for clearing the palate, beer for reviving the appetite, and schnapps, one presumes, for courage.
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My palate is my strongest feature and I'm tasting things a fucking million times and adjusting the salt.
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If that's the case, this new mix from Erykah Badu is the palate cleanser you didn't know you needed.
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If you're tired of all the dystopian dread, let The Orbiting Human Circus serve as a wacky palate cleanser.
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They have a palate of colors that's like tobacco stain, nicotine, coffee, dark greens, yellows and browns, it's disgusting.
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By limiting the color palate to these binaries, we were able to take full advantage of the negative space.
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He decided to adopt the dog and see Clefford through the treatment he needed to fix his cleft palate.
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Take a spoonful of coffee, then slurp it loudly to breathe in the aromas and fully cover your palate.
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Whether you're a fan of sweet or savory; pumpkin, apple, or butternut squash; there's something for every palate preference.
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Then a lime sherbert with anis to cleanse the palate, followed by breast of moullard for the main course.
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" Even though Lee focuses on a "colorful palate" for the most part, she says she's still "crazy about pizza.
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The show is finally opening up its style and tonal palate, even if the picture isn't filled in yet.
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I used a tiny amount of sugar between tastes to cleanse my palate, which was slightly disgusting but effective.
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Like so much of Chinese food, the pancakes at Noodle House can't be judged purely from a Western palate.
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Reynolds spends his sets arms outstretched, laughing maniacally as his selections showcase the widest palate of the whole crew.
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The company is known to have a different sauce packet for every palate, and it just added one more.
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He thinks growing up smelling the roasting tea aromas may have helped him develop his expert nose and palate.
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Obviously a lot of people salt to taste, but acidity opens up a whole new pathway to your palate.
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Photograph by Lauren Lancaster for The New Yorker It's a pleasure to inhabit Wang's homesickness, his memories, his palate.
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Try a complimentary carrot "chip," oiled and crisp—yes, for you with the immature palate, the vegetables are disguised!
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On the palate, it was young, primary and impeccably balanced, with intense flavors of red fruit, herbs and citrus.
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Distilled from corn and aged in used, lightly charred bourbon casks, it flits with buttery sweetness on the palate.
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"Eggs are a good carrier of flavor because they don't coat your palate the way butterfat does," she added.
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The whole idea of serving blue cheese and celery is to cool your palate off between the hot wings.
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Each sip wipes the palate clean, and allows us to taste each bite as though it were the first.
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The aromas, sugar, and alcohol—just over 2000 percent—hit the palate, opening up my barely awoken taste buds.
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It features over 50 flavor-bomb recipes for drinks and it is definitely not for the faint of palate.
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Alana: It's so creamy, and it kind of just, like, coats your palate in a way that's so refreshing.
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Yet the oak was well integrated on the palate, and the wine will get less obviously aromatic with time.
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Yet for some artists, such as William Carlos Williams, life and art were more than each other's palate cleansers.
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The family had an account at the restaurant, so it became the place where young Ezra developed his palate.
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We're told Dante suffered a shattered jaw and a split palate, as well as broken and knocked out teeth.
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In a new audio series, the actor Nick Offerman explores political, cultural and ecological shifts through the author's palate.
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Ms. Gill now describes "New Work" as a palate cleanser, something she had to get out of her system.
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Their taste may be unorthodox, but who knows what years working in a slaughterhouse will do to your palate?
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While his tongue and palate have decomposed, most of the soft tissue in Nesyamun's vocal tract has remained intact.
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Light gold in color, it boasts a salinity that seems to season the wine and perk up your palate.
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But there are some palate cleansers, too: Here/Now is bookended by classics from George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins.
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It’s a fun distraction and acts as a palate cleanser before jumping back into the other games.
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Ms. Tong has a precise palate, I think, but there were times when I wanted to recalibrate the broth.
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Visitors are asked to stay there for five minutes, as a kind of palate cleanser before entering the show.
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But here's a secret: Somali food isn't really all that challenging to the Western palate in the first place.
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But configuring its dishes to an Indian palate that usually prefers savory dishes over sweet would be IHOP's biggest challenge.
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You can serve it alone as a fun drink, as a dessert or as a palate cleanser in between courses.
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Valproic acid also increased the risk of seven other birth defects, including cleft palate and four types of heart defects.
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With a little old fashioned elbow grease, you can have fresh, homemade cantaloupe sorbet as a perfect summer palate cleanser.
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"There's a lot of things in there [the human palate] can't detect, because they're in such low concentrations," he says.
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It's for a grown-up palate for sure and might go down easier in a cocktail accompanied with other flavors.
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From the first bite of green stuff, her mom cheers on as Luna peculiarly develops the flavor on her palate.
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Cheban is known for his adventurous, foodie palate, and he even launched a food delivery service — Prepped Delivery — in October.
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They are films about mood and metaphor and manners, and they make excellent palate cleansers for anyone feeling blockbuster burnout.
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Ew. But in this journey towards carnivorous enlightenment, my palate discovered a divine specialty I actually liked: Fried freakin' chicken.
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Like we said, a lot has been going on this week, and we could all use an astrological palate-cleanser.
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You can really open up your palate, and beyond pregnancy...hopefully this is something that the whole family can adopt.
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Maybe I need to expand my palate, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the banana-chocolate offering reigns supreme.
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All the items on the menu should appeal to a pup's palate and are safe for a dog to eat.
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And at the very least, the process provided him with a rich palate of inspiration and ingredients to work with.
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With its dark color palate and technological themes, the project conjures up images of some sort of post-apocalyptic future.
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"Visit the local supermarket to see what the local palate is like and cook yourself a nice dinner," he suggests.
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There's Erina, The God Tongue, whose palate is so refined that high-end restaurants pay her to eviscerate their dishes.
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Some of these flavors were a bit heavy for my palate, so I diluted them with a flavorless La Croix.
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My palate wasn't sophisticated enough to decipher the notes of natural cave, but in all fairness, it did taste good.
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Those were the ingredients selected by Asheville, NC's Asheville Brewing Company specifically to please Neil deGrasse Tyson's palate, Bustle reports.
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With Hyper Thread, participants enter in a silk-clad dome where a specially buffered portal washes clean their sonic palate.
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His supper of choice, of course, is one not usually available or desirable even to humans with an adventurous palate.
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These melodramas, which are so distasteful to the contemporary European and American palate, play well in Kuala Lumpur and Cairo.
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Some of Ziska's creations would shock the palate of a Faroese fisherman but delight a sophisticated resident of San Francisco.
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A palate cleanser of prickly pear and mezcal — served in a frozen, hollowed out prickly pear of course — came next.
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And in a couple of years, they're going to have a job and more money and a more sophisticated palate.
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The flavors of today's bougie wine coolers tend toward the herbal, botanical, and bittersweet, catnip for the sophisticated, discerning palate.
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Tracks like "1000 Whispers" then almost act as palate cleansers, mellowing out into something that wobbles close to doo-wop.
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Look at what the research tells us: the male palate tends to lean towards sweet, more so than the female.
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One thing that directs my medium at any given moment is what's gone immediately before—using media like palate cleansers.
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On the palate, the wine was lightly tannic yet finely textured, a mouthful of red fruit and herbs at first.
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And because a scintilla of sweetness lingered on the palate with some of them, I selected Roquefort for top billing.
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Your palate is regularly lit up by the food, which is superspicy, or supersweet, or sometimes a bit of both.
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The other thing that I wanted to make sure is that there are really bold flavors that hit your palate.
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Since the beginning, each of their projects has shown a highly restricted palate; the result of methodical attention to materials.
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Maybe the reason Jancis Robinson correlates relatively poorly with International Wine Cellar is because she has her own distinctive palate.
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It seems like you've got a wide palate, so it's not a choice between brisket or taco for you, huh?
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Cafes in Iceland that serve hákarl will often offer a shot of brennivín to cleanse your palate of rotten shark.
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This otherwise noble capital inclining its palate to devotees of porridge and boiled mutton was never a thing to celebrate.
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Show creators John Wirth and Tony Krantz don't have an adventurous palate or, for that matter, a sense of humor.
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Singing at a faster clip, she sometimes pushes at the front end, contracting her palate and shortening up the sound.
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LONDON — Sweden, land of Ikea and social welfare, has something to tell the world — news that could shock the palate.
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For example, to my uncultured palate, one olive oil is much like another, and our family pours through it quickly.
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On the palate, it had the mellow fruit-and-oak combination I love, with a tobacco, mineral component as well.
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It's a book that teaches, making it more suitable for a novice than someone with a sophisticated cellar and palate.
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Once you take sugar away from your diet cold turkey, your palate recalibrates, and you start tasting natural sugars again.
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This makes Black Panther a palate cleanser of sorts, a healthy injection of powerful, beautiful images of the black body.
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Often dogs are compared to garbage disposals, so it can be odd to hear about a pooch with a picky palate.
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It's like why, it doesn't have any ... It's not for the palate of the main media consumer and the mainstream world.
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"I am merely a palate for her genius," said Mr. Burke, a history professor at the City University of New York.
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The former publicist, who recently was a judge at N.Y.C. Food & Wine Festival's Burger Bash, is known for his adventurous palate.
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I can confirm that all those gadgets are inoffensive to the palate, ranging from plasticky to metallic depending on the materials.
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Some are green, some are infused with alcohol, all are perfect for cleansing your palate after a couple rounds of Guinness.
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Choose whatever colour suits your palate (blue, green, red, or cream) and complete the look of your retro-style kitchen today.
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The curvature of the palate and the location of the cheekbone and nasal cavity all looked more human-like than Neanderthal.
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And if you need a horror palate cleanser after watching these shorts, may I suggest a second screening of Lady Bird?
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She even had her upper jaw and palate removed to take out cancerous tumors, which altered her top lip and jaw.
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Customers fill out a "palate profile" and the team provides personalized recommendations, with options for as low as $13 per bottle.
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"Palate training" is the buzz phrase for this, though it makes babies sound a bit like interns at a wine bar.
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Many worked professionally as cooks, and their sweet chutneys, complex ketchups and grilled skewers are imprinted on the South African palate.
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The French entry, by Merlet, combines coffee brewed from Brazilian Arabica beans with Cognac, which definitely comes through on the palate.
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At the same time, the nation's palate has expanded far beyond the rubbery yellow singles that are synonymous with American cheese.
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On the palate, 3 Degrees was fruitier and sweeter, without the savory edge of the Montinore, yet it didn't taste confected.
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Your soft palate and uvula (dangling down from the top) close off the upper airway from your nose to your mouth.
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But a good bartender, with a keen palate and a sense of balance, can almost always make these custom cocktails work.
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On the palate the best had great minerality, as if the floral, fruity flavors were laced with the essence of granite.
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At first it will taste good and James will look the happiest man on earth as the flavor tickles his palate.
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Vodka to me is all about wanting something clean that washes over your palate, but I also like gin's aromatic flavours.
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All of these wannabe Paulas effectively blew out my palate, leaving only a layer of Southern fried grease on my tongue.
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But when you go to a restaurant, it is all about your palate and the way things taste; not their history.
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Nana, our Junior Staff Writer, has a palate completely inverted to everyone else with a sensible or normal tongue or mouth.
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Professional athletes hone their bodies like real-life Adonises, foregoing pleasures of the palate for action-figure proportions and top performance.
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The amber-toned brandy has a floral, grapy aroma and a light smoothness, hinting of toffee and orange, on the palate.
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It is so crisp and so fizzy, offering the same tart, slightly herbaceous, palate-cleansing quality of a gin and tonic.
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I've completely ruined my palate with a garlicky Caesar salad, but I can still appreciate the rich flavors Dietrich's talking about.
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The spirit is clear, with a pleasing viscosity, a bell pepper aroma, and notes of citrus and spice on the palate.
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BLK Palate is among a crop of reimagined dinner parties geared toward the L.G.B.T.Q. community in and around New York City.
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For those shorter on time, a visit to Vino Underground (tasting from 25 lari) or 8000 Vintages will quench your palate.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — It's time for a palate cleanser, and today's Puns and Anagrams puzzle by Mel Taub fits the bill.
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Even if this is some sort of hard cheese, so it&aposs not that creamy, it actually is on your palate.
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Do you think the C.E.O.s of big food companies have a responsibility to steer the national palate in a healthier direction?
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" In terms of the precocity of his palate, Baehrel recalls, "I was the kind of kid who melted my ice cream.
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A few of my friends were great cooks who helped develop my daughter's palate with Caribbean dishes and vegan soul food.
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So, Ms. Day already has her palate primed for the octopus carpaccio appetizer and the zucca filled with patty pan squash.
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The lively, almost noisy exchanges in the "Rampant Abstraction" and "The City" sections are followed by two high-level palate cleansers.
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If one of the most traditional institutions in human history can endure radical upheaval, your palate can surely withstand the same.
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It can play with multiple ideas — or at the very least many unique shades and tones within the same thematic palate.
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Plus, a light acidity that keeps the palate alive and alert, and an unmistakable elegance that can be neither explained nor ignored.
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But it's the third — a comic palate-cleanser in the "monster of the week" vein — that finally recreates the show's oddball delights.
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Ocean's 8 comes out this weekend and to prime your palate for the heist film, we have a different kind of caper.
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Then, naturally, the producers have Danielle M. and Nick smooch on a Ferris wheel, a perfect palate cleanser after discussing heartbreaking tragedy.
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The Mezaroses' 2013 plum palinka, despite being a palate-walloping 52 percent alcohol, was astonishingly sweet and fruity, with distinctly plummy notes.
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She prefers to use juice cleanses as a way to reset her palate and control cravings, which makes a lot of sense.
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This is one of the best options if you want to treat your palate while watching your wallet if you're visiting Singapore.
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Claude Monet's "Waterlilies" gets its own room, which is a great visual palate cleanser, a recharging station for tired eyes and legs.
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We are here to help you find the best happy hours in NYC — both for your wallet and your discerning palate. Cheers!
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The amount of the piquant, palate-numbing spice is well-balanced in the salt, so it does not overwhelm what you season.
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Your drink of choice says more about you than you realize — and it goes far beyond which flavors agree with your palate.
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Three years (effectively six collections) is more like a palate cleanser: a washing out of the old, and readying for the new.
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In comparison, this season would almost be a palate cleanser — an intricate piece of pop art, that took inspiration from young love.
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And while that movie wasn't Marvel's finest work, its goofy situations and size-bending superpowers served as a mostly effective palate cleanser.
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Now that Clefford's cleft palate has been addressed, Stoltenberg plans to find new ways to make his pooch pal's life more comfortable.
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"My only concerns about the thumb sucking were speech delays and problems with her palate and teeth long-term," Amurri Martino continues.
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Before we move on to a palate of new tunes, however, let's break down Monday night's Los Angeles festivities by the numbers.
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Neutral colors are easiest for the eye to digest, so choosing a calm palate will create less visual crowding on the eye.
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You don't go there to excite your palate or for American-style hyper-service; you go there to inexpensivly feed your family.
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Eventually, Zimmerman, who has the best palate of the group, argues for not including any of the wine from the major producer.
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Let the chomped-up chip sit on your tongue, where the crumbs will disperse its umami-rich mixture all over your palate.
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It opens deceptively smooth on the palate, but builds to a sweet spiciness before finishing with a burst of spicy, bittersweet chocolate.
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In short, through a series of colorful lines, dots, and circles, you will be led through the flavors that hit your palate.
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Change the coarseness to suit your palate and make use of the LED illumination feature when dining in seriously dim mood light.
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Go for a paddle in a kayak, catch up with the locals, or expand your food palate with a fancy muskox dinner.
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For me, having multiple people taste things has taught me more about my palate, which veers towards liking things sweeter than most.
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It has been shown to contribute to various birth defects such as cleft palate, clubfoot, craniosynostosis, and holes in the newborn's heart.
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The broken jaw was inevitable, a grand finale to two decades of surgeries meant to repair my full cleft lip and palate.
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Trump may have been dreading his trip to the Middle East, but it could have acted as a kind of palate cleanser.
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No matter how refined or crude your palate is, this gaut-bomb is going to have you feeling some type of way.
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"I think the most that would happen this year would be the Dems pass a bill that Republicans can't palate," Burr said.
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Its aromas of red and black fruits were leavened with herbs, and on the palate the wine had a pronounced earthy edge.
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They cut away part of his tongue and punched a quarter-sized hole in his soft upper palate to remove other tumors.
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If I was watching my weight, as I often am, my ribs and hard palate would ache sufficiently to quash gluttonous urges.
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I think that has informed the way I do pastry, because I have a very savory palate when it comes to desserts.
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And above all else, its gentle family stories are the perfect palate cleanser for a TV landscape too addicted to pointless bombast.
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And what better dish than fresh cuts of tuna to cleanse the palate after a night of Jager shots and Marlboro Reds?
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After last week's heady mix of a stillbirth, royal sexual favors, and a child's brutal rape, we all needed a palate cleanser.
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Guerrasio: Looking back on it now, was making this a palate cleanser for you in regards on how to make a movie?
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On the palate it was bright and lively, if a bit understated, with a refreshingly bitter punctuation setting up the next sip.
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"I had two goals: I wanted to cleanse my palate of Hollywood, and go to where Peter Tosh was born," she says.
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Many of the cars are old and spew fumes in a range of colors that produce a particular taste on the palate.
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They cleanse the palate, inventively taking us into the detail both of basic movement and of aspects of non-virtuoso dance technique.
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Gift the Driftaway Coffee Set, $46 Four different profiles (fruity, classic, balanced, and bold) will keep his palate entertained throughout the week.
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" Sother's notes: "Off the nose you get these butterscotchy caramelly notes, as well as initial palate notes kind of like [egg nog].
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There are more than 300 varieties, and each household has its own version, depending on the dish, family palate and heat preference.
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Moreover, this inherited condition was also associated with a risk of a cleft palate, which her grandson had when he was born.
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Nor did he know much about the patient's mother — or the fact that the patient had been born with a cleft palate.
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These strike the palate as distinctive regional flavors, like wild thyme or fennel pollen, as hallmarks of not-for-tourist European authenticity.
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Ask Well Q. Some wineries add sugar to dry red wines after fermentation so that they taste "smoother" to the American palate.
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On the palate, it was saline and mineral, with fresh acidity and the sort of gorgeous, opaque texture that demanded further sips.
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On the palate, it was earthy with notes of red fruits and flowers, but it still seemed a bit subdued and reticent.
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Drake has been relatively quiet for most of 2019, but is closing the year out with some score settling and palate cleansing.
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Iturralde's work is a kind of palate-cleanser: there's no grey area to glean, no complex story to tell, except perhaps one's own.
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" Davies shared that Kate wanted to use natural elements in the garden and "has a clear idea of the color palate she wants.
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Artsy intends to expand your palate by turning the art world into a series of data points, to reveal what you might like.
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It's understandable, as the actress is pregnant with her first child, a son — one who, it seems, already has quite the developed palate.
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Alexandra Byrne, the film's costume designer and another Brit, talked us through the monochrome palate of the garb that Kamar-Taj students wear.
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Lots of cultures already chow down on creepy, crawly, wiggly little critters, and expanding the world's insect palate could help save the planet.
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The three new flavors are vanilla cinnamon, mint cookie crunch, and chocolate fudge swirl—so there's a taste for every kind of palate.
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No matter your podcast palate, fear not: There's so much more content out there to get you from rose ceremony to the next.
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On the palate they tended toward lean rather than fleshy, with delicate fruit and angular, earthy flavors, often with notes of iron ore.
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For a three-year-old, she has a pretty good palate and gets really excited to watch the pizza bake in the oven.
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A cheese plate in bed is pretty much the classiest and most delicious palate cleanser you can have after an oral sex marathon.
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"It's not for me to judge whether it's good or bad, but the overall palate is changing" as big companies expand, he said.
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The garum is overwhelmingly salty with a strong flavour akin to anchovy and olive that stays on my palate long after I've swallowed.
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The booze -- Hennessy, Patron, Ace of Spades -- of course makes the list but it's Wale's delicate derriere and palate that caught our eye.
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"We had successfully raised a cleft lip/palate puppy a few months before, so we were up for the challenge," Thrift told PEOPLE.
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The pickles are meant to cleanse your palate in between different cuts in the same way that pickled ginger does when eating sushi.
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Monsieur Etienne didn't have a quorum of teeth left in his mouth, and the words went to mush somewhere between palate and lips.
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You see, the real intention of the operation was to weaponize the bureaucracy to go after industries distasteful to the politically correct palate.
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"If you underestimate the potential of your [local] guests, as far as their palate goes, you're shooting yourself in the foot," advises Boden.
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The actual flavor was great, but I couldn't get past the texture — I guess I've got some work to do on my palate.
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The trick is to hum while whistling, he says, using the cavity between his nose and his upper palate to resonate the noise.
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It provides a little pause in life and it's so ideal for setting up the palate and belly for a really nice meal.
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While Google doesn't currently analyze the content of the image, it does look at its color palate and resolution to determine the layout.
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His ultimate aim at NOA is to find that sweet spot between dishes customers feel comfortable eating and food that expands the palate.
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The content farm will produce a crop that the world doesn't recognize, as the world moved on to a new palate of content.
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Brave customers will receive a pretzel cookie with their purchase in what can only be assumed to be a much-needed palate cleanser.
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"I think you have to have certain credentials to make certain kinds of food," he told the magazine The Local Palate in 2016.
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They should not be tannic or oaky, but they must be energetic with lively acidity, which helps to refresh and cleanse the palate.
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Almost a year went by and I'd all but forgotten about S until one day I found myself looking for a palate-cleanser.
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Lunch comes with a house-made take on gazoz, the beloved fizzy drink, reformulated here with herbs and botanicals into palate-tingling refreshers.
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If you're tasting several chocolates in one sitting, it can be helpful to use palate cleaners (lemon water or plain crackers) between bars.
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In the interest of being fair, it is most probably down to my own palate as I tend to veer toward lighter beers.
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"My work is very colorful," he said, so he added shades of gray to try to relate the pieces to his usual palate.
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It was almost like an AA exercise, where I was like, 'I probably have done some damage,' so I just cleared [my] palate.
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The invigorating, breathless "1000 gecs" is a pure palate annihilator of an album — 10 songs, 23 minutes, easily more than 100 reference points.
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I smiled and sighed at the pure flavor: so earthy and saturating on my palate, yet exiting cleanly without a trace of aftertaste.
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Winc Wine Delivery: 4 bottles Winc is a wine delivery service that aims to take your palate on a journey around the world.
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It has to grab the eye as much as the palate, and should be displayed on something more exciting than standard banquet tableware.
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The great thing with Nashville hot chicken is that there are many levels of spice, so it's all up to the personal palate.
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In a show of sympathy, Alfredo offers to pour a palate cleanser, and we salute the day before downing shots of coca-infused pisco.
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The most common birth defects for children born of close cousins, anywhere, are: harelip, cleft palate, clubfoot, and certain forms of heart valve conditions.
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"The TIG is a hub for the discerning palate — those with a hunger for food, travel, fashion & beauty," she wrote on the website's homepage.
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The lovesick change color, suffer insomnia and burn with fever; their tongues stick to the palate; they even become crazy and die of love.
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Like Sheila's unique appetite, the show isn't for everyone, but if you happen to have the requisite palate, you won't be able to resist.
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I invited my friend Bill, as I knew he could help me describe the wine's taste without it being clouded by my unrefined palate.
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Despite the driven, dominating fruit shown on the palate, however, the finish is warm, charming and pleasant, easily inviting you back for another sip.
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Santiago Pesantez, the general manager at Lupulo, George Mendes' Portuguese-style cervejaria in Manhattan, knows the hurdle of the American palate all too well.
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As a Twin Peaks obsessive, it's almost impossible to approach what Showtime seems to be calling Twin Peaks: The Return with a neutral palate.
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There's a reason they serve coleslaw with all this stuff: after all that rich, fried food, you need something to perk up your palate.
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Given the current trend for smothering recordings in reverb and lo-fi fuzz, this kind of high def clarity is a real palate cleanser.
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I was six when this happened to me, so my soft palate should have already learned how to elevate and hermetically seal my nose.
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But in my case, Chang says, the noodle probably remained stuck behind my soft palate the whole night, where I couldn't swallow it down.
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Some people like to make it to a palate which appeals to a wider range of people, keeping in mind the economics of it.
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"Sweet with salty seemed like a passing trend at first, but now I really believe it's imprinted on the American palate," Mr. Lewis said.
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The only suggestion of smoke came at the top of the palate, apparently from the barrels in which the wine sat for 224 months.
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Few beers fit these criteria better than good pilsner, with its brilliant bitterness that snaps the palate to attention and its dry refreshing aftertaste.
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We all agreed that the rumaki was the best dish out of the three and ate the rest of it as a palate cleanser.
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On the palate, the wine was bright and refreshing, with peppery, citrus flavors, that crunchy green-bean quality and a delicious thread of minerality.
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The spheres were a palate cleanser — just a little something to reset your taste buds from whatever you might have eaten during the day.
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I started developing a palate for Asian ingredients and it was there where I took my grandma's pozole recipe and made it my own.
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Lo-lee-ta: the tip of the tongue taking a trip of three steps down the palate to tap, at three, on the teeth.
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She is teething—a painful experience for any baby, but made especially so, in her case, due to a recent cleft palate repair surgery.
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You may even have to taste it next to a traditional mezcal to pick up the flavor of the faint herb on your palate.
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And with no disrespect to Ghost Spirit, their side of the LP is but a palate cleanser for the devastation of Frail Hands' side.
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His children's menu includes crunchy fried Gouda-style goat cheese with lingonberries; tender, hand-formed beef and pork meatballs; and palate-cleansing homemade pickles.
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We finished, sticky and exhausted, at the original shop in Prospect Heights after dusk (I went with strawberry and vanilla, trying for palate cleansers).
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And if you try cooking a vegetable for dessert and it's not quite sweet enough for your palate, Mr. Barber has an easy fix.
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For those wanting to reduce sugar consumption and cravings, we want to retrain the palate to enjoy foods and drinks that aren't heavily sweetened.
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Pepper is not meant to overburden your palate, but to stimulate it with an interplay of flavors, and to bring your mouth to life.
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It's as if the process of extended watching serves as a kind of mental palate cleanser, preparing your brain to fully receive the work.
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Hynes may have seemed like an unlikely match for Nebraska and the Saddle Creek scene, but his palate was broad and only becoming broader.
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In the culinary world, to Americanize generally means to dilute or alter a dish's flavors and textures to appeal to the mainstream American palate.
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The cheese (creamy, salty and rich) was an ideal vehicle for introducing a tender palate to the wonders of wine (acidic, bitter and complex).
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Small-town teen antics are a bright palate cleanser after a swig of mythological mumbo-jumbo (or hallucinogenic mead served in a cow horn).
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Children develop preferences for foods and beverages at a young age, and the recommendations are made with an eye to shaping a healthy palate.
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Eat: Our restaurant critic, Pete Wells, visits Anton's, which serves chopped liver, Ukrainian ham and other immigrant foods that helped form New York's palate.
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It's open about its influences, serving them up omakase-style: the John Woo course, the Sam Peckinpah course, the Wong Kar-wai palate cleanser.
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Mr. Matibag keeps his own counsel and palate, preferring dinuguan without offal and sisig without the customary cartilaginous nubs of pig ear and snout.
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That is the case at Guan Fu, where the kitchen doesn't always try to strafe your palate into submission with a hail of chiles.
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Many beautiful notes register, as with the embryonic Hamlet's fine palate for the wines he consumes through the plumbing of his guilt-racked mother.
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Mr Almodóvar employs a palate of bright primary colours in both timelines, avoiding the sepia tones that many film-makers use to connote memory.
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For Kesami Murasawa, 83, the chance to get out to a restaurant means she can experience a broader palate than she does most days.
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It's a razor-sharp throwback from writer-director Rian Johnson, which almost feels like a palate cleanser after directing the last "Star Wars" movie.
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Even if the spice and pungency thrill you, there are things at Sendok Garpu that might be less appealing to a non-Indonesian palate.
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Today, the American taste for lamb is changing, in part because both new immigrants and more adventurous younger eaters are changing the American palate.
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She was resorting to all sorts of techniques to get this kid to expand his palate, and she could not force him to eat.
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As with anything that challenges your palate, I encourage you to take a mindful moment to try and appreciate the peculiar delectability of Roquefort.
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At The Matatu Kitchen, we cook traditional dishes and try out new techniques and methods to open the food up to the British palate.
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"There is an absence of noticeable distinguishable elements, and in its place is something that is, on the palate, so expressively clean," he says.
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The Smile Train, along with Kylie, has a mission to help children born with the cleft lip palate birth condition by paying for their surgeries.
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Women prescribed topiramate (5.9%) had a seven times greater risk of having a baby with cleft lip (with or without cleft palate), the study indicated.
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Some of the pieces are quite figurative, easily identified as molded off Kalman's palate, or the space between her fingers in a loosely clenched fist.
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Eating barley and broccoli made me feel somewhat healthy for once, and the orange bites added a fun bit of citric variety to my palate.
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Moonshine (on the left) is a sight-impaired and deaf border collie, and Luna (on the right) is a Pomeranian mix with a cleft palate.
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For those feeling particularly world weary this week, consider this palate cleanser: the animal residents of Brookfield Zoo in Illinois devouring pumpkins ahead of Halloween.
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We believe it stimulates the spirit, while it washes your palate with the flavors of the season like pumpkin, spiced cider, apple, ginger and cinnamon.
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But I think that if you know the food, understand the flavours, and have spent time eating it and cooking it, you develop the palate.
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The movie, written and directed by Brian DeCubellis, has enough sleazy characters and plot twists to whet the palate of the most jaded mystery fans.
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Drinkers seeking refreshment and structure who want the subtle lick of tannins on their tongue while still having their palate cleansed, this one's for you.
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The study also found a small increased risk of oral clefts, including cleft lip and cleft palate, in babies born to women who used ondansetron.
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But when dessert rolls around, get ready for a couple million Scoville (the unit that measures how spicy a chili is) to hit your palate.
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But she won't sacrifice the mandoline, which she needs to achieve the precise julienne of achara, a palate-cleansing pickle of green papaya and carrots.
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I only get them for two months, but I would rather wait that long then have my palate dulled by second-rate fruits and vegetables.
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Why it's a big deal: Because GE's prior de-conglomerizing, including yesterday's $3.25 billion sale of its distributed power unit, was just a palate cleanser.
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Esparza cracks jokes with the owner, Max, who takes us over to get some palate-cleansing lime nieve from a new vendor on the block.
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It had tips for analyzing the appearance, nose, and palate, as well as a treatise on what makes a wine taste the way it does.
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It's a variation on a sound palate that more and more producers are working with in the last couple years—what draws you to it?
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Like the Manhattan restaurants Atomix and Jungsik, Hwaban de-emphasizes the sweeter and spicier side of the Korean palate so other flavors can come through.
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In the kitchen, Bosch, Viking and the Vitamix Pro Series blender are the brands that will delight your eyes and palate until food runs out.
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This pinot bianco is crisp on the palate, like water from a pure mountain spring, with a minerally taste to accent its unblemished fruit flavors.
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That particular game show cocktail may not have fit the '70s and '80s palate, but television executives feel the time is ripe to strike anew.
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She was not equipped to make five different dinners for five different kids at their varying stages of a developing palate, nor to tolerate it.
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He even said the maggot fried rice was "good," but ... he did have to cleanse his palate with a sip of wine after that one.
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On the palate the fruit gave way to a stony minerality that is often characteristic of the vineyard — "pure rock," I wrote at the time.
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After the beef, pork loin functions almost as a palate cleanser, reassuringly mild, with the barest trace of its anointment with lime and white wine.
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You can sequence your genome from everything from am I at risk to get breast cancer to what wine is most appropriate for my palate?
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Sanford, Florida (CNN)From the drinks to the décor, everything about Palate Coffee Brewery is warm -- and not just because it's located in sunny central Florida.
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But you're not going to get random bottles you might not be interested in, but rather an assortment of wines curated to your tastes and palate.
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Compartes' white chocolate bar is doubtless delicious, but with the endless influx of rosé burning out your palate, will you even be able to tell?
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Indians will soon be treated to a customized breakfast menu at McDonald's outlets as the burger giant revamps its morning platter to suit the local palate.
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"The Silver Palate Cookbook," published in 1982 by Lukins and the shop's co-founder, Julee Rosso, would become one of the best-selling cookbooks in history.
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That being said, he's happy playing around with small batches of funkier concoctions, while filling the 1,500-liter tanks with something a little more palate-pleasing.
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In addition to nostalgia and brand cohesion, Brown and Hadjigeorgis thought pickle ice cream would compliment Lucky Pickle Dumpling Co's cuisine well as a palate cleanser.
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Mackey says the good news is that people can retrain their palate to "enjoy pretty much anything" by consistently eating something they typically didn't like before.
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It's rare we get to see a mid-episode Roadhouse scene — usually, these scenes take place at the end of the episode, little aesthetic palate cleansers.
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It premieres this coming Thursday, July 7, at 10 PM, but to whet your palate, we've got the first episode in full for your viewing pleasure.
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To inspire your sun-starved palate, here are some of the most appetising photos uploaded to Instagram this week—and not a grey cloud in sight.
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The Flavor Experience: Known as the cheddar of Spain, Mahon will serenade your palate like a Spanish conquistador of flavor with a guitar made of desire.
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Last year, the company provided nearly $21.9 million to support organizations like Operation Smile, which provides free cleft palate and other facial surgeries in developing countries.
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High-end cafes have been serving espresso shots with sparkling water for ages—the carbonation cleanses the palate, allowing the deep, rich flavors to really shine.
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In the '90s, McDonald's rolled out the Arch Deluxe to try to appeal to those with a more sophisticated palate, but it was a massive flop.
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So my palate was trained to that particular style, but I wanted to learn more about the regional variations of pho and where it came from.
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LJ was born with severe cleft lip and palate, which explained the strange eruption, as well as the constant ear infections that no antibiotic could remedy.
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My palate is what I'll call "suburban Methodist fundraising dinner" — the recipes I know by heart are casseroles; the greenery I'm familiar with is iceberg lettuce.
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Steve Hartmann and Kenneth Christmas basically told the Yale Daily News that Kavanaugh's palate couldn't have been blander if he were made entirely from cottage cheese.
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A first-trimester fever can increase a baby's risk of developing a congenital heart defect and certain facial deformities, such as cleft lip or cleft palate.
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But to carve a path, like Ms. Fleming, a chef needs two things that cannot be taught: a great palate and a deranged sense of perfectionism.
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Haaland is wearing a traditional Pueblo dress -- a bright palate of colors highlighted by a turquoise blouse and a red woven belt that's a century old.
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I wanted something just as bloody-minded, stronger in impact but lighter on the palate, something more unapologetically a cocktail, less a meal in a glass.
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For every aligner kit sold, Candid donates $25 to Smile Train, a charity that provides safe and free cleft palate treatments to children around the world.
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It also figures, along with mango and pineapple, in the palate-cleansing course that leads to dessert whose nearly-neon colors you never see back home.
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" His simple palate helps keep his bill down, he adds: "You'll see in the fridge, it's eggs, oatmeal, ham, cheese, bananas and then some frozen foods.
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Crane revived orange as part of the Astros' color palate when the franchise moved to the American League in 2013, but otherwise looked forward, not back.
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But then Manhattan's specific summer musk cleanses the palate, and the day proceeds as usual, part garbage, part refreshment, and I get back on the subway.
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We soon headed to our gathering spot for the prelaunch shipwide safety drill — ours was inside the Animator's Palate, one of five restaurants on the boat.
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Considering the track snippets posted to the label's SoundCloud, its contents seem elegantly subdued and spaced-out, working through a minimalistic and lightly muted sound palate.
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Front Burner Before the fruity cherry notes hit the palate, you are confronted with intriguing, dusky bitterness, the kind of taste that drives the best amaros.
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These foods tend to make people overeat because they are full of refined carbohydrates, added sugars and fat that appeal to the human palate, experts say.
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Lovers and haters tend to agree on one thing: Stinky tofu is a much less intense experience for the palate than it is for the nose.
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You could spend a little more and perhaps get something a little more exciting to the palate, but why bother when you're then entering Champagne budget?
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The 22010 was quite different: less rustic and more concentrated, yet lighter on the palate, with finer tannins and savory flavors of dark fruits and herbs.
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It's a way to reset my palate and my disposition so that I'll have the fortitude to face all of the looming unknowns of the day.
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Desserts were all dairy-based palate soothers, like a standout kulfi —a nutty, sweet Popsicle of pistachio and cardamom ice cream—and gulab jamun , cheese dumplings.
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Here at Wine School, we reserve special respect for wines that have stood the test of time, even if they are puzzling to the modern palate.
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After the meal, the server who had been making sure I liked everything, came over with a single sprig of fresh mint as a palate cleanser.
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Hexvessel's dreamy, joyfully proggy forest folk made for a perfect palate cleanser between Cult of Occult's filthy mire and the Oranssi Pazuzu's upcoming black metal circus.
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So, you've conquered kombucha, and maybe you've even trained your nose and palate to accept the distinct foot-like quality of the dankest washed rind cheeses.
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And to further complicate the already complicated task of classifying taste, those professionals all need to agree on what each word in that lexicon means, palate-wise.
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It became a kind of palate cleanser from the rest of the world, a way to avoid a reality that seemed to spin ever closer to chaos.
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For curious drinkers, TJ's offers a great starting point for exploring bottles from all over the world and discovering your palate without making a huge financial investment.
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"[Cider products] are sweet in the palate, are easier to down and they have been doing really well across the pond," he told CNBC over the phone.
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It is a bit lighter than many other nebbiolos, with an agility on the palate that makes it a nice partner for a wide variety of foods.
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The final mask, made of a sturdy resin, was carefully screwed onto Patches' face, where it also serves as a new hard palate for the animal's mouth.
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Unfortunately my palate isn't as refined as a sommelier, so I can't get into the nitty gritty explanations of how the taste barely transformed over seven days.
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The bright strawberry and watermelon flavors of this intriguing wine surge forth on the palate, along with a complexity and quiet inner strength that few rosés possess.
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"We came up with some amazing dishes that really hit the palate in Mexico City, but also had the strong Chicago, Italian roots of pizza," Himmel says.
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While you are eating rainbow trout fillet, the belly of the trout might suddenly appear as an extra dish, served with rhubarb as a savoury palate cleanser.
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Sprinkles are exactly the level of textural contrast (high) and sophistication (low) this sort of dessert deserves, and the wafer cone is perfect carb-y palate cleanser.
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This, after the community had already crowned its World Champion, was a palate cleanser with a mixture of so-called "jank decks" (read: silly) and competitive decks.
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You'll still detect elements of the Glenmorangie house style – elegant notes of floral, fresh green fields, and light fruits delivered with a silky creaminess across the palate.
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The beef sushi, although not raw because it wouldn't suit a Turkish palate, came from his desire to find a new way to serve meat with rice.
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It consists entirely of footage of surf on the beach edited in a morose yet enchanting color palate, which pairs well with the song's gothically misanthropic drama.
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"The American palate had already been primed for wines like this," says Victoria James, beverage director Cote Korean Steakhouse, author of DRINK PINK, A Celebration of Rosé.
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From nine choices, I selected the widest variety my Methodist palate would allow — vegetable calzones; roasted chicken with caramelized fennel; and lamb meatballs with green pea risotto.
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This is, to my palate, far heavier, thicker—more like the Guinness I remember drinking beside the canal in Abbeyshrule halfway through our bike ride across Ireland.
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" JKM, this time drinking a 2010 Château La Pointe, said the wine "tended to wash over the palate with waves of plush, velvety black and red fruit.
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The Albamar had a ripe peach and citrus aroma, and a spine of minerality on the palate, with a slight but discernible bitterness, almost like tonic water.
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It's a delicious take on an oyster shooter that, to my palate, anyway, is also suggestive of a michelada — if the Maryland seashore was part of Mexico.
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A bitter, velvety dark chocolate tone was punctuated by hints of red stonefruit (cherry, I suppose) as vividly as any beverage ever delivered flavor to my palate.
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Ayran is thick and fresh, and each sips seems to refresh your palate and prepare it to enjoy the next bite as if it was the first.
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And after all, one of the reasons that restaurants don't serve wine ice-cold is because ice numbs your palate and mutes the flavors of the wine.
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It was set in a restaurant, and I had this knowledge about food and wine, so the arc of the story became that she develops a palate.
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But foodies with a refined palate might differ — de gustibus, after all — and other viewers can appreciate the manic creativity that drives Mr. Redzepi and his crew.
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"The fortunate pumpkin is a noble fruit, a joy in the mouth of mankind, a paean of Autumn on the happy palate," a 1942 Times article proclaimed.
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So, armed with paint scrapers and plenty of enthusiasm, they got to work on the weekends, scrubbing, peeling and eventually coating everything in a palate-cleansing white.
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"If you make something with your own hands, you are much more likely to try it and over time you will develop your palate," Ms. Scherer said.
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The chef takes inspiration from Japanese cuisine and its love of fish bits, and he hopes to prove that they can be pleasurable to a Western palate.
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It delivers plenty of sweet vanilla and tropical fruit aromas along with rich smoothness on the palate: The Dead Rabbit Irish Whiskey, $34.99 for 750 milliliters, warehousewineandspirits.
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On the palate, the sweetness of the fruit was tempered by a welcome bitterness, a push-pull that gave this wine energy and a sense of liveliness.
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The dessert we shared, a treacle tart with pickled lemon and Earl Grey ice cream, winked at the chef's English origins and also his globe-trotting palate.
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Seven years into a recovery from the worst recession in modern times, the range of states hitting new lows includes the full political, economic and geographic palate.
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An amuse bouche of smoked pork-rind chips with loyrom (vendace roe) and sour cream previewed Mr. Myhre's palate, which is at once sophisticated and proudly Norwegian.
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The blues and creams of the lobby extended here — a sizable throw rug of the same color palate covered much of the freshly finished dark wood floors.
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Like Ms. Marvin, he recognized that the collective needed to pivot and work with, rather than against, an American palate shaped by generations of white-bread sandwiches.
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Most of the rest of the video has Timberlake participating in various protests and gatherings, with some other less political scenes thrown in to cleanse the palate.
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At this 18-seat sweets parlor, there are gelatos and sorbettos in flavors like spiced pumpkin, Earl Grey tea and grapefruit with lavender to pamper the palate.
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You start by taking a quiz so they can learn more about your palate and then send you stuff you haven't tried before but will actually like.
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The all-white collection is cut exclusively from cotton and poplin and could act as a wardrobe palate cleanser for the season's abundance of florals and stripes.
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Now I really enjoy them, both for the challenge and for the palate cleanser they provide after a week of themed puzzles and the constraints they contain.
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Now that we're more aware of how bad we are at this, the researchers hope they can develop some kind of "mental palate cleanser," reports Science Magazine.
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Each of the replacements below contains similar nutrients but differs in texture or flavor—so you can get the same super-healthy perks and please your palate too.
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As a result, Mr. Steyer had a focus he'd lacked in previous debates, when he frequently served as a palate cleanser after back-and-forths between other candidates.
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"That's why we are trying to create art performances to experience local food and culture, which always and inevitably leaves traces of conflict on the palate," he adds.
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This minimizes mouth breathing and the subsequent rattling of the tongue and soft palate that creates those earth-shaking, dream-shattering snores that drive the whole family insane.
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The Balvenie Malt Master David C. Stewart MBE is blessed with more than a great nose and palate, he operates with what appears to be a sixth sense.
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If you're cruising for a special occasion and are willing to expand your palate a bit, Remy is the way to go (dinner begins at $125 per person).
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It was only eleven o'clock in the morning, too early to eat, I told him—although, in truth, my palate was not generous enough to include such soup.
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Decanter praised Chateau Miraval rosé for its "mouthwatering finish" and "a delicate structure that deepens through the palate," awarding it a score of 85 out of 100 points.
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If you have a discerning palate, love to try new things, and enjoy being surprised on a regular basis, Mouth's Indie States of America club is for you.
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"The Mexicali palate is what I like to call the four C's: cerveza (beer), carne (meat), camarones (seafood) and Chinese," says my friend Christian Tagliapietra, a Mexicali native.
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Go read the current comics run of Black Bolt instead, or by the time this rolls out, pick up the trade and enjoy it as a palate cleanser.
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It's one of the more popular Japanese herbs found in both cooking and cocktail-making, and is often served with sashimi as a way to cleanse the palate.
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The BYOBHotSauce the 25 Sauces of Christmas comes with such a great variety of hot sauces that every palate will be satisfied, from the mildest to the wildest.
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Her friends and strangers alike sign up and pay 35 euros or about $40 to partake in a multicourse feast that goes beyond the plate and the palate.
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Stone says that pizza's color palate also plays an important role in the food's ability to make someone salivate and even can influence the perception of its flavor.
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This plump cylinder of deep ivory cheese has apple notes in the nose and on the palate, with the kind of dry finish you get from good cider.
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The event is a palate cleanser before we get to fashion month (which begins, by the by, next week), a primal scream of glitz and legs and individuality.
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With that has come a much wider variety of cuisines, from Spanish-style seafood to Japanese sushi, reflecting the desires of a public with an increasingly cosmopolitan palate.
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The earthy foie gras—the rarest of defibrillators—kicks the mouth back into life and after the palate-cleansing crunch of the radish, the whole cycle starts again.
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Three seconds later, the industrious Chamika served me a tartare: Raw beef, tomato, and sauce (not specified on the menu, but my palate told me it's tartar sauce).
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If the overstuffed buffets of Far Cry 5 and other expansive AAA games leave a sour taste in your mouth, you may find Minit a suitable palate cleanser.
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A town with a palate-teasing variety of ethnic restaurants, a theater surviving from the age of vaudeville and a Revolutionary War graveyard is no bland suburban outpost.
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Our palate has undergone something of a renaissance over the past century, evolving to incorporate the cuisines of the immigrants who have made the United States their home.
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The buttery hazelnut shortbread rounds are dusted with sea salt and enclose pineapple jam seasoned with yuzukosho, made from citrus zest, juice and chiles, to tweak the palate.
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