But there were hidden consequences to the spongier greens that surprised the field.
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DJ Khaled, perhaps understanding that pouring liquid on something already spongy to make it spongier is horrible, passes.
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The white chocolate version, made with gelatin, is a trifle spongier in texture, but also not too sweet.
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I took a bite and was immediately struck by the fact that this patty was much spongier than the first.
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The 9's keyboard is roomy and comfortable to type on, though I found it to be spongier and less responsive than other keyboards.
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She has found that some species have especially dense brains, packing more cells into the same volume of brain tissue as their spongier counterparts.
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Swap in rice flour, whisked with boiling water, for masa harina and the resulting pupusas are crispier and spongier, airy lunar disks quicker to char.
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Many Japanese companies have had no compunctions about automating the baking techniques or reducing the cost of ingredients, resulting in the spongier versions widely available in convenience stores for a few bucks.
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New Martha and the 100-year-old New Palace Bakery prepare paczki dough that's lightly fried and spongier, while Pietrzyk's dough is crispier and more solid; it feels like the preserves are encased.
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While the bulk of the keyboards are mechanical, with big springs built into each key, there's a handful of membranes in the group, which use the spongier mechanism similar to what's in that old Dell keyboard you haven't touched in years.
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This trend arrived in Hong Kong after Taiwan. The owner of a dessert shop decided to introduce this cake after reducing the sweetness and making the cake spongier in order to cater to local tastes. Bakeries across the city sell this cake as they see the potential in other Asian countries.
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Polish pączki In Poland and parts of the U.S. with a large Polish community, like Chicago and Detroit, the round, jam-filled doughnuts eaten especially—though not exclusively—during the Carnival are called pączki (). Pączki have been known in Poland at least since the Middle Ages. Jędrzej Kitowicz has described that during the reign of the Augustus III under influence of French cooks who came to Poland at that time, pączki dough fried in Poland has been improved, so that pączki became lighter, spongier, and more resilient.
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After using one Drag Reduction System (DRS) zone in 2011, the circuit featured two zones for the 2012 race. These were located along the main straight and between Turns 2 and 3, with a single detection point for both zones—similar to the format trialled at the Canadian and European Grands Prix—located at the entry to Turn 14. Other modifications to the circuit included the introduction of thicker, spongier astroturf on the exit of several corners to discourage drivers from driving beyond the limits of the circuit. Mercedes were the subject of an investigation by the scrutineers over the use of a "radical" rear wing concept on the F1 W03.
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