I was told that 70% sweetness is standard, so I ordered 70% sweetness.
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Sweetness — perhaps inadvertent sweetness — has been part of his arsenal from the beginning.
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Maybe this explains the particular sweetness of Casa Enrique's version, which is not the candy-bar sweetness of some.
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Crab has a whole other kind of sweetness, a salty, beachy, nearly summer sweetness, like the spray blowing off the sea.
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Sweetness, I said, and couldn't stop crying, because I'd called him Sweetness instead of his name, which I couldn't remember just then.
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Leonidas Kavakos, a commanding presence onstage, made light of every violinistic difficulty thrown his way and, happily, performed the work straightforwardly, choosing not to layer sweetness on sweetness.
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" Debra adds ... "Margot captures Sharon's sweetness very nicely.
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"These little pretty colored packets pack such a punch of sweetness, and that's how our palates get dulled and immune and less reactive to what sweetness really is," Alpert said.
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Looking to bake the perfect treat with a sugar substitute that can mimic not just the sweetness, but the gooey caramelization and sticky sweetness that typically only comes from real sugar?
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When I prefer to accentuate the sweetness of pumpkin and make it the star in my baking, I combine it with milk chocolate because together they both highlight their sweetness and milder flavors.
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But there can still be plenty of sweetness to come.
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According to Python Sweetness, the security bug is under embargo.
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Looking to add a little sweetness to your Twitter feed?
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"Hello, sweetness," she said, planting a kiss on his lips.
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This little slice of sweetness can go a long way.
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Try a Little Sweetness Myth: dry is synonymous with quality.
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Seriously, you may get a toothache from all this sweetness.
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The creaminess and sweetness that mayonnaise provide are also integral.
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Hence the repeated mix of sensuality, terrifying aggression, and sweetness.
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Our eyes help us find our favored ripeness and sweetness.
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Thankfully, Maple's owner isn't keeping his dog's sweetness to himself.
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All I could taste was the cold and the sweetness.
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This makes for the perfect balance of earthiness and sweetness.
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Your friendship, sweetness and support are imprinted in my heart.
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"This is a perfect salt to complement sweetness," Khan explains.
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BUN: A sturdy toasted brioche with a hint of sweetness.
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Throw in fruit for extra fiber and a little sweetness.
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We support one another and share a lot of sweetness.
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"Always continue to practice sweetness with one another," the Rev.
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Closing eyes to taste better the char of ordinary sweetness.
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Proof that tremendous sweetness can be extracted from deep angst.
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"The sweetness is utterly comforting, the alcohol ditto," she said.
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Wine School Sweetness in wine can make people seem crazy.
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This product adds complexity without necessarily adding sweetness or citrus.
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These are desserts that favor surprise and evanescence over sweetness.
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And yet the shallowness has a kind of handcrafted sweetness.
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A manhattan made with bourbon luxuriates in the spirit's sweetness.
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The salt is refreshing; there's not a hint of sweetness.
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The teas are totally customizable even down the sweetness level!
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The sweetness was a jolt, and then it was gone.
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Claire von Enck immediately embodies the role's sparkling juicy sweetness.
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Bannon added that he doesn't expect any "sweetness" anytime soon.
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The Colorful Poison Cake is a rainbow swirl of sweetness.
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They talked proudly of her wit, her intelligence and sweetness.
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No cuteness, no talking down, and such sweetness and truth.
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Then again, maybe the sweetness came from somewhere else entirely.
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No. 4 was the spicy, easygoing Compass Box Asyla, which had a natural sort of sweetness that differed markedly from the sweetness that comes from the legal use of caramel as a coloring agent.
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"Sweetness of my whole damn life," she wrote alongside the image.
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It has a sweetness to it and umami — lots of umami.
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They're also mixed with pure cane sugar to produce natural sweetness.
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The black collar and slim belt add a touch of sweetness.
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The sauce was hot but had a touch of sticky sweetness.
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As in "Feeder 2," there is a sweetness coupled with menace.
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Nothing is sugar-coated, but there are moments of such sweetness.
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They often have a hint of sweetness that will blend well.
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Lyrical fragments occasionally emerged, with particular sweetness in the bass flute.
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Once they get what they want, they're all sweetness and light.
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They were also given compounds that block the detection of sweetness.
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Taste for sweetness and add 2 TBSP more sugar if desired.
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You never fail to surprise us with your sweetness and hilarity.
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Instead, start with the two most important qualities: body and sweetness.
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It's just so over the top with literal sweetness and sentiment!
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Don't we all need little more salty sweetness in our lives?
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It has a little sweetness and tartness at the same time.
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Hollywood romcoms usually don't even come close to such casual sweetness.
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Instead, it's a classic Fiorentina completely redesigned with sweetness in mind.
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We recommend adding a bit of dried fruit to boost sweetness.
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The sweetness hurt my teeth and it melted onto my hands.
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The sweetness of the berries will satiate your sweet tooth too.
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Now, surprisingly sweetness and light seem to have replaced war talk.
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Ashton's characters have pathos, vulnerability and sweetness, as well as ebullience.
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The sweetness of his heart matches the rigor of his intellect.
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Pirata's fresh watermelon cake that highlights the sweetness of fresh fruit.
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Artificial sweeteners deliver the pleasing sweetness of sugar without the calories.
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Did it have "a simple flavor with a touch of sweetness"?
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The fruit adds sweetness without making the breads seem like dessert.
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This pasta recipe balances sweetness with a dose of salty Parmesan.
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It had a metallic sweetness that fresh tomatoes most definitely don't.
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Its sunny sweetness, however, and its musical felicity win me over.
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Balance out the peak-season sweetness with a little sour cream.
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The flavors suggest both sweetness and bitterness without actually achieving either.
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However, Gong Cha's 70% was much sweeter than CoCo's 100% sweetness.
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The sweetness was heavy and bitter, like that of brown sugar.
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Green ones don't have the sweetness needed to become profoundly caramelized.
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This gives the waffle its own natural sweetness — no toppings needed.
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So does the spelt flour, which has a natural, round sweetness.
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We associate aromas with sweetness that aren't necessarily sweet at all.
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Drinking these wines made me think about the sweetness issue. Why?
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He had turned around his chair, sinking into the music's sweetness.
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There's a sweetness in the soul groups that's missing these days.
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In other words, the brain was being trained to misinterpret sweetness.
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Then, she said, build elements like sweetness, heat, acid and smoke.
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The result is a tangle of sweetness, irritability, hospitality, and paranoia.
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It smelled like clean desert air and the sweetness of boredom.
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The delicate sweetness of just-picked vegetables is always worth savoring.
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Sweetness melds well with spiciness, while the balancing acidity adds refreshment.
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This works to some extent, adding an almost candied, caramelized sweetness.
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The world is pretty bad, but sweetness goes on blooming. ♦
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Sometimes, you really just need a little bit of sweetness, quickly.
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She brings bloom and sweetness to her voice when called for.
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Roasting concentrates its flavor and sweetness, producing lovely crisp, browned edges.
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Thai pop, with its bubble-gum sweetness, was not for him.
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"Everything is lovely and wild, with a virginal sweetness," he rhapsodizes.
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"We want people to taste the purity and the sweetness," he said.
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The Café Latte is nutty and has a light, almost caramelized sweetness.
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Noah does a great job of drawing out his softness and sweetness.
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Admit it: It's hard to resist the sweetness of an interspecies friendship.
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The internet is fully in love, because look at all this sweetness:
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I also throw in a couple of dried longan fruit for sweetness.
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But that didn't mean all was sweetness and light for China's banks.
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One taste of that bitter sweetness, and I know I'm ordering another.
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TasteVery almond-y taste with a touch of sweetness, but not overwhelming.
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To drink, order a fiimto , which balances sugary sweetness with acrid hibiscus.
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Receptors for sweetness also turned up on the cells lining the airways.
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Shaun's sweetness helps it linger, but its laughs are what you'll remember.
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This is more than a matter of answering sweetness with swear words.
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Carrabba can mold any sentiment into totalizing torment without surrendering its sweetness.
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Ms. Weisman brings a slightly befuddled sweetness to her performance as Catherine.
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Bananas offer a fruity sweetness to a usually savory New York favorite.
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But I was conscious, throughout my meals here, of a commandeering sweetness.
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Energy content had little to do with sweetness-related neural reward activity.
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It looks a little unruly, but you get this fantastic, beautiful sweetness.
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Then there's its distinct flavor — a clean, clarified sweetness that's almost frosty.
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Picture this: ice-cold, rich espresso, with a touch of creamy sweetness.
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A honeysuckle blooming in the alley next door complemented its golden sweetness.
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Tasters described it as having a tolerable — even enjoyable — amount of sweetness.
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The tapioca pearls were soft and chewy with a hint of sweetness.
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It brings me close to tears every time: the sweetness, the longing.
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Sweetness from otters and dogs; savagery from Samantha Bee and Quentin Tarantino.
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That's a fanatical amount of sweetness -- a level only addicts would share.
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They can feel thick, give an impression of sweetness and lack zest.
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"The sweetness will still be a lot less than a conventional dessert."
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Therein lies the problem with the premise of Sweetness In the Belly.
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There's a certain sweetness to it because of that, a certain innocence.
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This gives them, obviously, a smoky, roasted flavor that emphasizes their sweetness.
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Complex grassy, funky and earthy flavors are balanced by the underlying sweetness.
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There is a sweetness about him, a shy smile, an engaging manner.
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Raw or cooked, they add their characteristic sweetness anywhere you use them.
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Serve up sweetness in spades with this Mickey-themed ice-cream scoop.
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The smokiness of the reindeer paired well with the bread's slight sweetness.
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For the next seventy days I wouldn't know the sweetness of sleeping.
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It is through caramelization that the vapid sweetness of sugar becomes interesting.
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Each bird has a sweetness, and their behavior becomes familiar and reassuring.
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But, if you're sensitive to sweetness, this cookie is not for you.
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There, winemakers may rely on unfermented grape juice to tweak the sweetness.
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Consuming the sweetness and fluff was like being force-fed cotton candy.
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Seidel's elegy has some of the plastered sweetness of a woozy toast.
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Ask them to rate the apples based on acidity, sweetness, and firmness.
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One whiff reveals brioche, another sweetness and several layers of ripe fruit.
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The album's power as a gesture depends on an audience's knowledge of Tyler's past music and willingness to undergo a transformation of self; he cares more about sweetness as a corrective token than sweetness as an aesthetic attribute.
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Use sugar syrup instead of sugar to make sure sweetness is evenly dispersed.
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The Chandon adds an extra layer of sweetness to an already sweet treat.
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Add your own fresh berries to yogurt to boost natural sweetness and fiber.
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For decades, the world has gravitated towards the sweetness of these two subjects.
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The little black pills even have a weird, honey-like sweetness to them.
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The whole place heavy with the cloying sweetness of industrial strength air-freshener.
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And Mooney's performance is perfectly pitched between gormless hilarity and a disarming sweetness.
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By contrast, the former encodes features such as liquidness, darkness, sweetness and fizziness.
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So the age of homebrew AI may not be all sweetness and light.
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Cosmo has some vision and skin problems, but he's 75 pounds of sweetness.
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In fact, Cardi forgoes sweetness altogether—from beginning to end, bar after bar.
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The chicken is smokey and its salt is balanced by the butter's sweetness.
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After that, though, there's a mellowing sweetness, pleasant but in no way cloying.
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"Something that would bring sweetness and light into the world," adds Reedus, 47.
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Feel free to add in kiwi and pear for a little extra sweetness.
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Have they ruined the sweetness of that scene, for those who liked it?
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Seafood and corn make for a natural pair, with that familiar shared sweetness.
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The varietal is known for its sweetness and juiciness, and its low acidity.
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The result is an arc of sugary sweetness that's also a visual gem.
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The dendê oil is a deep ruddy orange, and contributes a nutty sweetness.
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Cilantro in the house-made vinaigrette highlights the juicy sweetness of the fruit.
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Venus enters Aquarius tonight, bringing some sweetness to your professional and public life.
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It can act as a produce selector by measuring the sweetness of tomatoes.
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The Rodenbach really stood up to smokiness and relative sweetness of the Vida.
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I have never been in love, but now I could feel its sweetness.
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I like the sweetness of that dish, with some couscous adorned with mint.
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Any sweetness in this production, directed by Jackson Gay, comes with a sting.
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The cornmeal needs time to swell, absorb liquid and develop the corn's sweetness.
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This is where the sweetness of pop music and feel-good movies dovetails.
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Sweetness, she realized, plays a role in how the body responds to food.
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But use them sparingly: Though they have a tart edge, their sweetness dominates.
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While acidity is a friend, pronounced tannins, oakiness and unbalanced sweetness are not.
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Adding sweetness to your coffee or chocolate is a corruption of this purity.
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You control the tea's sweetness by deciding how much to disturb the depths.
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The other bastilla shares only the outer form, with no trace of sweetness.
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Like his songs, he is funny, urbane, with a sweetness that doesn't cloy.
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Willie's fairness of face and sweetness of disposition made him his parents' darling.
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Chicken is poached in coconut water for tenderness and a hint of sweetness.
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It has a firm texture, a briny sweetness and a satisfying meaty succulence.
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The opening offers a welcome shot of sweetness, before the hour turns sour.
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And though wagashi are sweet, sometimes intensely so, sweetness is not their endgame.
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Everything bobs about in a delicious broth, highlighting the sweetness of each ingredient.
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The couplets are vibraphones, and the ending literally dissolves into a dark sweetness.
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He too performs with sweetness (bright eyes, engaging smile), and yet that's incidental.
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Still, it didn't cross the line to sickly sweetness that many Frappuccinos trample.
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The recipe here, adapted from Gabriella Mlynarczyk, gracefully balances salt, spice and sweetness.
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But this particular wine, riesling with discernible sweetness, is an especially difficult sell.
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Partly it's the sweetness, which even in Germany is a style in decline.
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But both are also thrilled to be here now, and savoring the sweetness.
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Everything else was OK as I wasn't giving up all sweetness or sugar.
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A hint of molasses sweetness in the beans dovetailed beautifully with the wines.
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But Fortmeyer's humor, sweetness and focus on sexual and medical consent are winning.
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Still, it didn't cross the line to sickly sweetness that many Frappuccinos trample.
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On the plate, you can either contrast its sweetness by serving it with something crisp and fresh—like my rhymes, or tart apples—or emphasize the sweetness by making a fancy boy Butterfinger, serving it with dark chocolate and hazelnuts.
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Ms. Sikora vamps it up as Lila, while as Linda Ms. Gayer has a natural sweetness that makes her convincing as a small-town schoolteacher, and a soprano of a similar sweetness that makes her plausible as a possible star.
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Persian cucumber pickle is tucked in there, too, bracing with a hint of sweetness.
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And this can help explain why, over time, foods evolve to have more sweetness.
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The bitterness of the cold brew with the sweetness of the ice cream. Wow.
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Confectioner's sugar can be sprinkled on top when cooled to add even more sweetness.
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I was never selected for that role, my primary attributes never sweetness or reverence.
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Britain stands in more need of sweetness and light than it has for decades.
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And she had another bit of sweetness on her arm: actor boyfriend Karl Glusman.
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The sweetness and the air that comes from the JBL horns, it's the best.
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The result is the purest thing you'll see today — so much sweetness and joy.
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It's a lifestyle, a vibe, a way of being that exudes affability and sweetness.
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Wine has four essential components: acidity, tannin, alcohol, and sweetness (or the lack thereof).
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And yet has a genuine sweetness to him that you really root for him.
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It was your constant companion, an oasis whenever you needed comfort, stimulation or sweetness.
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In Japan the prime minister, Shinzo Abe, intends everything to be sweetness and light.
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I was immediately enamored with the bright, cheerful art style of sweetness and lightning.
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Sweetness and lightning presents the profound as well as the mundane details of life.
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The creamy sweetness of the steamed milk cut the earthy acidity of the espresso.
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Yet there's a subtle sweetness to them that confounds and tantalizes the taste buds.
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A scoop of Supermoon packs a whole lot of sweetness in every last lick.
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Second, the taste is both parts salty-sweet without the sweetness being too obvious.
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It ended up being the perfect thing, because he's got that sweetness to him.
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It'll take more than just sugary sweetness to bring something new to the table.
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Sweetness is typically a signal for carbohydrates, a very readily available source of calories.
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Weaker photography delivers a quick message — sweetness, pathos, humor — but fails to do more.
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Buried within was a streak of cussedness that acidified the sweetness of his lines.
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There's sweetness and optimism here, however entwined with cynicism and pessimism it might seem.
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" In the 1920s, Ernest Hemingway characterized Little Women as full of "sweetness and light.
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The saltiness in the fries is complemented by the sweetness of the ice cream.
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The differences in size, acidity and sweetness make the dish all the more fascinating.
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You will walk in search of a sweetness that won't satisfy, dependent on others.
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I picked up on tinges of sweetness and some woodsy notes, but no pineapple.
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Blistering your tomatoes brings out the sweetness, and creamy avocado helps mellow the acidity.
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They love snuggling, kissing, and cuddling—they have an intense capacity for tender sweetness.
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The drink tasted very milky, although the sweetness wasn't as overwhelming as I expected.
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It delivers the same amount of sweetness as regular sugar; it is not sweeter.
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The vodka, which is fairly neutral but traced with sweetness, is distilled from rice.
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Red-flint cornbread, baked in an iron skillet, gets its minerally sweetness from sorghum.
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Despite all of that, the critiques of Sweetness In the Belly are still relevant.
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To be sure, not every interaction with government can be all sweetness and light.
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I can taste the sweetness of vaporized lead in the back of my mouth.
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The Verdict: The pronounced floral, fragrant sweetness of this condom takes you by surprise.
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Have you ever met a man who "exudes the pale sweetness of a cashew"?
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This modern version forgoes the one-note sweetness and pasty thickness of the original.
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I particularly found this slight impression of sweetness in the Marietta and the Ridge.
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And sweetness is a sanitized version of cuteness, lacking the sense of the uncanny.
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Your mouth is more parched than usual, and there is a faint, acidic sweetness.
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The crust is a salty-crisp counterpoint to the creamy sweetness of the filling.
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Mr. Ostertag attributed the increasing sweetness to American critics who favorably rewarded those wines.
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And yet this story is still an escape, shot through with sweetness and tenderness.
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This should have been a perfect blend of saltiness and sweetness, crispness and softness.
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An Aboriginal community leader showed him how to suck the sweetness from honey ants.
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" The chorus brought sweetness and sadness to the spiritual "Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel.
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But however shaky the show's organization and execution, Mr. Wells's enthusiastic sweetness twinkles through.
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"The sweetness is a malady," he sings, on one of the album's rare choruses.
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Just two queer Latino men finding all the sweetness life has hidden from us.
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High notes of cinnamon and star anise hint at, without quite resolving into, sweetness.
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Like Grande herself, beneath its sweetness is a story of empowerment, resilience, and maturity.
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"This is it, Ed," Turlock said, a skewed note of sweetness in his voice.
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Consumers complained of an unpleasant aftertaste in the new version, which highlights the opportunity for a class of specialty ingredients that do not provide sweetness or flavor, but have functional benefits like masking an aftertaste, boosting a sweetness, or providing bulk or texture.
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Sweetness: The biggest driver of the 'F-factor' The No. 1 driver of ice cream cravings is its sweetness, explained Gail Civille, founder and president of Sensory Spectrum, a consulting firm that helps companies learn how sensory cues drive consumer perceptions of products.
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This traditional Vietnamese seasoning is praiseworthy for its perfect balance of salt, spice and sweetness.
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Onions imparted loads of sweetness to the pakoras, tough little fritters bound by chickpea flour.
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What, pray tell, is this pale bar of sweetness that's been parading as discolored cocoa?
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Each pint is then swirled with butterscotch for added texture and a touch of sweetness.
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Experiment variations to add astringency (as in tea), sweetness, and mild acidification had no effect.
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I'm often struck by the thought that even Dee Dee had nice side — a sweetness.
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This can give your booze a tannic flavor, which can easily crowd out the sweetness.
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"I'm just going to go ahead and cry about the sweetness of this," another said.
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Each one is topped with icing and crushed rock candy to up the sweetness factor.
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So I ordered an apple cider, my drink of choice because I like the sweetness.
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Now, imagine that same invigorating taste, but ice-cold and with a hint of sweetness.
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But it does so with a little bit of sweetness — with profound slivers of hope.
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Yet sweetness and light are in precious short supply (indeed, the very phrase provokes sniggers).
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Britain has a great ability to churn out people who can spread sweetness and light.
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Food HACK: The bubbly prosecco adds light acidity and fruity sweetness to the final dish.
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By using a dry Prosecco, the sweetness of the fruit and grape juice really pops.
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Chinese food is all about sweetness and spices, and Vietnamese food is rally about acidity.
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KENNEDY: A little bit of natural Stevia, even though Hillary&aposs sweetness was quite unnatural.
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When this was switched to a high frequency noise, subjects reported heightened levels of sweetness.
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The whole crew was enamored by her sweetness and blown away by her comedic chops.
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Granny Smith apples bring a nice tart bite to the overwhelming sweetness of the topping.
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He has a sweetness and an authenticity that you can see right off the bat.
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I am not interested in constant sweetness, light, and blind positivity in my yoga practice.
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After the cynicism of this election cycle, we could probably all use a little sweetness.
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While Dammik is throwing daggers, Burgle tries a little sweetness and gets through to Nikki.
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The pork bones bring a natural sweetness, he said, so you won't need hoisin later.
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The addition of tomato lends a touch of sweetness that plays off the peppery aftertaste.
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Yet tween girls will swoon for Mr. Galitzine's broody cheekbones and Ms. Kampa's ingénue sweetness.
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But the sweetness of moments like that have curdled as Democratic gains keep ticking up.
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So the sweetness in the glass of port is the natural sugar from the grape.
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Harrison's music traverses a huge stylistic range, from adamantine dissonance to melodies of homespun sweetness.
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Although this dish is well balanced, the sweetness should be more pronounced than the heat.
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As promised, the beverage inside is intensely flavored with just the barest hint of sweetness.
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But his latest collection is a visual departure, striving towards a certain sweetness and levity.
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Each comes in a tomato sauce with a trembling heat and a sweetness approaching ketchup's.
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They're sometimes eaten or used on masks and dolls to represent the sweetness of life.
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Both singers blend sweetness with mournfulness, and this is a love song that blooms slowly.
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" Cruz adds that the book has "a sweetness that feels like something new for King.
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In a province already known for its sweetness, Wuxi beats out all its municipal neighbors.
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The sweetness of the fish and shrimp makes sense; it's a byproduct of the lake.
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But just now, the sweetness of crisp fennel is more than enough to welcome spring.
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Sweetness in the Belly will be shown at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday.
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Usually there tends to be some sort of sweetness in what I'm offered, or bookishness.
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"I wanted more sweetness and a feeling he wanted to be with me," she said.
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But when there was a "mismatch" between sweetness and calories, the response was strangely muted.
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If you confidently claim your gentleness and sweetness and femininity, people may actually be impressed.
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Even the sweetness of Dean Jagger as the old general does not justify the expense.
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Sullivan slices an apple into pieces of a similar size to add sweetness and crunch.
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This will mean saying no to any additional sweetness and saying goodbye to pesky pimples.
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He fell in love with Hughey, whom he described as 70 pounds of quiet sweetness.
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He used traditional breeding methods, cross-pollinating flowers, selecting for sweetness, mild earthiness and mellowness.
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If you abhor the thought of sweetness in wine, try a dry German riesling instead.
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And did the tomato sauce — pulp, really — always have the same natural, sun-ripened sweetness?
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What about the sweetness level: 100 percent, 75 percent, 20113 percent, 25 percent or none?
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The nitrogen imparts a sweetness to coffee, helping to reduce the amount of sugar needed.
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Nestled among the meat are charred jalapeños and green onions, providing heady spice and sweetness.
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The garlic bread is equally important, providing buttery bite against the sweetness of the meat.
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His voice had an easy sweetness to it, tempered with just a touch of reluctance.
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But then there's a sadness and sweetness and it goes in lots of different places.
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A voice that has begun to weather rises to moments of startling sweetness and lyricism.
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The boiled potatoes, she told me, were heartbreakingly profound, with an earthy, clover blossom sweetness.
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His vocals often recede so far in the mix that their inherent sweetness gets lost.
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The whole experience has a melancholy quality, trying to extract sweetness from trees, dying trees.
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It's a little disconcerting to taste something with all the flavor and smell of honey, but none of the sweetness—but the lack of sugar actually lets the different and varied floral notes of honey that usually get lost in the sweetness shine through.
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It's a painful ballad reflecting painful love — but it has an element of sweetness and beauty.
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Don't let the sweetness of her distinctly feminine voice distract you from hearing her message, however.
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The final product is a tangy sauce with untamed heat and a touch of Caribbean sweetness.
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The sweetness of the chocolate comes from organic coconut blossom nectar - which is a superfood itself.
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I really enjoyed the sugary hit followed by the warmer glow that balanced out the sweetness.
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But still I wasn't met with any coconut-buttery sweetness, only the usual bread-y flavor.
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"It's so important that neither sweetness nor bitterness is diminished in this experience," Rabbi Rapport says.
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Blend 4 cups fresh mangos in a food processor with 2 tablespoons honey for extra sweetness.
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I like to microwave sweet potatoes because it slightly dries them out and intensifies the sweetness.
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This was the phase in which Jordan transmuted the sweetness of Wallace into something less wholesome.
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The salt was definitely a good idea, as it helps balance the sweetness from the chocolate.
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No problem — dates provide all the sweetness you could ever need in this simple banana bread.
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"There's a real sweetness to that story of April's faith," Drew said to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Instead, he narrates their encounter with a sweetness and tentativeness that fits this gentle, melancholy book.
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The chain's Peppermint Mochas and PSLs are anything but subtle, always offering intense bursts of sweetness.
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Finally, it gets a sprinkle of Caramel Brulée sugar, which adds just a little extra sweetness.
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Adora's (Patricia Clarkson) brand of sinewy, sinister sweetness was given a name: Munchausen by Proxy syndrome.
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Now worn all over the world, many people associate Japanese style with unfailing optimism and sweetness.
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Sweetness aside, we were actually more disappointed by how the Summer Sunset and Summer Sunrise looked.
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I mix other fruit like mangoes with the apples and that takes care of the sweetness.
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As Michael Pollan often points out, sweetness is something that people have sought out for millennia.
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Yet she brings a complexity that her former role lacked, with layers of sweetness and scorn.
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The evergreen sweetness of George Balanchine's 1962 ballet of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" has many sources.
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It's nothing special, but its saccharine sweetness gives it all the makings of a decent hit.
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The exceptions are often wines with lively acidity, especially if they have a touch of sweetness.
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He wooed me with his neuroses and awkward sweetness — and the romance grew to fairytale proportions.
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Her new film, "Sweetness in the Belly," premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival this week.
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Op-Ed Contributor CHIOS, Greece — Late spring has a prelapsarian sweetness in this small, breezy port.
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Pao are yeasted dinner rolls, a Portuguese-derived specialty of Goa with a slight, charming sweetness.
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The best of these wines have flavors that resemble port, without, obviously, port's sweetness or fortification.
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And you may decrease the sweetness of the cake or filling, if desired, without compromising flavor.
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The preference for sweetness could have been designed specifically for things like fruit or mother's milk.
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"I had created a fantasy that seeing into people would be sweetness and love," he writes.
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To help release the sugars within the leaves to balance their bitter flavor with some sweetness.
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You want a light sweetness to balance out the acidity of the tomatoes and the vinegar.
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Maple syrup and fruit add sweetness, and ground almonds and dates can make a crunchy crust.
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Yet there are still elements of the bloom and sweetness from her days as a lyric.
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Because you're trying to train your brain to detox from an addiction to sugar's delicious sweetness.
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That is until, however fleetingly, the sweetness of being one with like-minded others returns again.
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Instead, in its sweetness and easiness, it feels as familiar as a half-forgotten fairy-tale.
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Chopped up with basil and scallions, they add sweetness and brightness to the buttery, meaty mix.
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In that role, our television critic writes, Marshall continually struck a balance between sarcasm and sweetness.
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For more sweetness, add fresh fruit, more dried fruit, or brown sugar, honey or maple syrup.
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The best monkey breads need the spring and savor of real bread, to balance the sweetness.
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It's topped off with just a hint of sweetness in the form of salted honey syrup.
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The bread and butter use apple cider, so it has a sweetness that complements the flavor.
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It's a riot of delicate, custardy salt-sweetness, almost quiche-like — if quiche came in clouds.
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"I like the balance between sweetness and bitterness, something you get from natural fermentations," he said.
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"In no way am I suggesting that A.I. is all sweetness and light," Mr. Siebel said.
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You may not notice the bias toward sweetness anyway, given the kitchen's open embrace of chiles.
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Alone, it had richness, acidity and a saline flavor that balanced out any hint of sweetness.
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Those who were able to find my suggested bottles had differing opinions on the sweetness levels.
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They tasted good, just the right amount of sweetness and spiciness smothering the crispy, sticky skin.
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It&aposs strong, but you&aposll get a lot of sweetness to counteract that as well.
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And the sweetness, the bitterness, the aromatics, all of it is in a nice warm presentation.
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The chicken broth had a gingery, Asian lilt, and its roasted carrots had a concentrated sweetness.
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Historical recipes for home cooks play up the sweetness, suggesting ingredients like mandarin oranges and marshmallows.
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The drink first stimulated my taste buds with sourness, and then it soothed them with sweetness.
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My son complains that I don't add enough sugar, but it feels natural to withhold sweetness.
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Since none of the vegetables were ever refrigerated, they had that straight-from-the-garden sweetness.
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Her voice retains its signature rasp, but loses that knife-sharp edge, curdling into sinister sweetness.
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She has learned, too, that fishing is more than sweetness and light and Zen-like acceptance.
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To balance out their sweetness, add a little acid before serving; that will sharpen things up.
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Still, there's an underlying sweetness to the series that helps it get past the rough patches.
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"It's a lovely counterbalance to Una's sweetness that she has this interesting past," Mr. Gatiss said.
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Westervelt had owned chihuahuas before, but Peanut was special for his sweetness and loyalty, she said.
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It's especially suited to whiskey drinks, which benefit from a shot of the dark, musky sweetness.
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So I added both, as well as some carrots for a pop of color and sweetness.
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Black beans make this vegan burger filling, while beets give it a little sweetness and color.
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It was already thrilling, striking a delicate equilibrium of sweetness and acidity, complexity and sheer refreshment.
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The sweetness, the style, the pop culture references, the banter ... That's the enduring magic, the backflip.
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Ms. Gonzalez adds anise seeds to her masa — a slight herbal flavor lurking beneath the sweetness.
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Or it may result in a low level of sweetness to soften an otherwise sharp acidity.
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It's a delicate and simple plate, and the natural sweetness of the shrimp really shines through.
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It has a pleasant sweetness to it, although the subtlety tends to get lost in volume.
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The extra cocoa solids mitigate the chocolate's sweetness, which offsets the sugar overload from the peppermint cream.
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At Sweetfin, 90 percent of bowls have avocado, which adds a "nice creaminess, a sweetness," says Weiss.
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And he said that dogs have a vision of great beauty and are of the purest sweetness.
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"I don't know, I'm just going to be myself," Brown said, pointing to her sweetness and goofiness.
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After caramelizing shallots or onions in butter or ghee, she adds a bit of sherry for sweetness.
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The mint cools the slight bitterness of cocoa; the chocolate draws out the sweetness of the mint.
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The new Iced Cascara Coconutmilk Latte features the sweetness of cascara, the lightness of coconutmilk, and espresso.
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And I've learned to love the turnip-like vegetable for its mild sweetness and crisp, juicy flesh.
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The sweetness of the banana and mango and the tropical aroma of the coconut mask the kale.
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"Riesling is known for its acidity, as well as a sweetness to balance that out," Burke said.
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For example, pink is often used to convey sweetness or femininity, while red is utilized for violence.
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This super cute clip is just a sample of the sweetness you can see on Puppies vs.
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The shampoo smells like unwrapping a green apple Jolly Rancher, but without the headache-inducing, syrupy sweetness.
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You have the saltiness of the pretzel chunks and the sweetness from the peanut butter and chocolate.
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Halloween may be a time for scares, but Burt&aposs Bees Baby is all about the sweetness.
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This is where you can add one teaspoon of vanilla extract for an extra touch of sweetness.
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Slowly, the acrid tang of artificial sweetness wafts inside, and sounds fade in somewhere behind my head.
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"Dave has this core of kindness and sweetness," the source says of the two-time Emmy nominee.
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The heartwarming friendship/adoption sent waves of sweetness across the Internet and softened hearts like melted butter.
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Fairies are not all sweetness and light, they have this nasty or cruel side in historical accounts.
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And when you're downing a shot of a flavored whiskey, the sweetness helps it go down smooth.
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About charring all of my ginger and onions to get a real sweetness out of it all.
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And the general feeling is mellow, so that's how the title came about: just vibes and sweetness.
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It's an intriguing setting that deserves its own HBO series, but it's not all sweetness and light.
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A promposal's sweetness doesn't hinge on whether the couple stays together or parts after the last dance.
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His decision to adopt the cat, though, has added a dimension of sweetness to his domestic routine.
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The savory flavoring of the chicken overpowered the sweetness of the doughnut in the best possible way.
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There is both a toughness and a sweetness here, a strong regional and class consciousness and pride.
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It isn't one of sweetness or innocence, but rather of a strangeness that is difficult to identify.
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These have been observed and collected by Meg as talismans of "sweetness," evidence to argue against despair.
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Gradually, though, "Christopher Robin" settles in, exhibiting a genuine sweetness without becoming saccharine -- again, no small feat.
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The power of chocolate is probably only boosted by the sweetness and creaminess of most chocolate treats.
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Beer. But why not wine, especially if it's meaty, spicy and smoky, with a hint of sweetness?
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When you chew it, you're mixing all of those flavors together to get that umami and sweetness.
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These ribs are also flavored with a quarter cup of honey to balance everything out with sweetness.
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The the sea salt accentuates the creamy sweetness of the cocoa, resulting in an almost milky flavour.
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Mainly, she seems to be all sweetness and light, but her mood can swing at any time.
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"We played with the spice and the level of sweetness, tasting hundreds of different versions," Dukes says.
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Maybe neither of them could escape the need to give their audience that saccharine sweetness they craved.
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The plums and red wine add body, sweetness and a touch of acidity to the rich sauce.
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The flower was nine inches across fully opened, and its perfume filled the whole room with sweetness.
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But there were countless down-ballot triumphs across the country, some of which had a cinematic sweetness.
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Their refreshing acidity, delicacy and modest sweetness will meld well with the lightly spicy ginger and scallions.
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The wax helps keep oxygen out and moisture in, which in the cheese world, means fruity sweetness.
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As a society, we are addicted to the sugar high of a scandal, the sweetness of revenge.
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And Fierstein gave his Edna a brittle sweetness, especially in the character's scenes with Wilbur (Martin Short).
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It's for cod braised in butter and wine, and it marries sweetness and silk to remarkable effect.
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Herbs, notably dill, are evident in the Swedish one, which also has a hint of yeasty sweetness.
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But keep in mind that sugar not only adds sweetness, it also contributes to the chewiness factor.
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And the lime wedges aren't a suggestion — you need them to balance out the potato's overwhelming sweetness.
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"You can almost taste the culture of the forest and the sweetness of the swamp," he said.
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This impression of sweetness can be amplified if a wine has insufficient acidity to counter its effects.
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The result is smooth and aromatic, with some heat (90 proof) and decided sweetness on the finish.
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Most vegetables, whether small potatoes or carrots or asparagus, benefit from steaming, which accentuates their innate sweetness.
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It's crispy with a nip of sweetness and arrives with a side of tortillas but no utensils.
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The secret is the cayenne pepper, so it'd had that sweetness, but then it had some spice.
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He's an easy, approachable kid with a certain sweetness, voted "best personality" by his high school classmates.
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"Purity of manners, fine sensibility, chastity, modesty, sweetness of nature, temper meek," she wrote — "that's what's important."
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He's alternated between sweetness and confrontation with Mr. Trump, as he would with a wayward upstate legislator.
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The puppy was a little brown and white spotted pit bull - a bundle of energy and sweetness.
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I also sampled torrone (nougat) and ricotta, the latter of which perfectly balanced sweetness and tangy sharpness.
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The sweetness of the scallops plays well with the acidity and medium-hot spice of the salsa.
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These wines were sweet, heavy and out of balance, with no indication of sweetness on the label.
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It's an association she still can't quite shake — and that threatens to suffocate actresses in sticky sweetness.
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But, like Mr. Porter, she uses a striking command to project a mix of didacticism and sweetness.
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The jerky-like sausage sweats into the dish as it steams, coating each grain with savory sweetness.
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There's always the danger, with cultural nostalgia, that sweetness can tip over into something uncanny and eerie.
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Know that dressings and seasonings need to be assertive to stand up to most beets' overriding sweetness.
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The rest of the grounds are covered by trees that produce manzanilla olives, famed for their sweetness.
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The sweetness hit as the crumbs dissolved on my tongue, turning buttery, supple and a little nutty.
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While not as cloying as the bad Lambruscos of old, it gave the undeniable impression of sweetness.
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I also feel like there's a sweetness to Downhill that maybe isn't as present in Force Majeure.
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They seemed not so brash, with riper tropical fruit flavors, and often with a bit of sweetness.
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Milled from an heirloom variety of corn, the polenta at Chez Panisse tasted of sweetness and earth.
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Mapo lo mein, a promising enough idea, was short on heat and swagger and long on sweetness.
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They initially followed recipes for American-style beers, whose hoppiness and malty sweetness competed with their cooking.
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For environmental reverence, there was "Wolf Eyes," juxtaposing wolf howls with the sweetness of Mr. Winter's saxophone.
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Front Burner Silan, a syrup made from dates, adds depth to whiskey cocktails and sweetness to marinades.
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Golden raisins add sweetness, while chickpeas contribute a welcome flavor and texture, as well as additional protein.
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Ms. Alarcón smothers it with peanut sauce, its earthy sweetness turned savory by a base of sofrito.
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Madeira comes in different levels of sweetness, but you want the sweetest, made with the malmsey grape.
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Recipe of the day: Dates add a welcome touch of sweetness to savory sesame chicken with cashews.
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There is a sweetness to 50-year-old friendships and marriages that can't be described in language.
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According to Ms. Fisher, the great challenge of office cooking is overcoming the sweetness of snack food.
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Wash it all down with a "Singapore Sling"—a gin cocktail with the right amount of tropical sweetness.
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"Can I please have some of Daddy's sweetness?" she begs, before licking her hand and striking sexy poses.
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None of these are pop songs per se, but a sweetness here permeates even her most vengeful moments.
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But with the upcoming launch of its latest mobile OS, that reign of sweetness comes to an end.
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And the treatment of Marie Antoinette's face captures her dignity, her sweetness and something of the Hapsburg chin.
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She also adds a subtle layer of sweetness and humor, allowing Veronica slips of vulnerability here and there.
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That's why I wanted to intertwine it with the different musks to give it a bit of sweetness.
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Vee's (Lorraine Toussant) treacly, sinister sweetness leaves a permanent mark on everyone she encounters, especially Taystee (Danielle Brooks).
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Everybody doesn't taste sweetness and bitterness in the same way, Cauble said, because each individual's DNA is different.
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"The idea of revisiting them in middle age is really, there is a sweetness to that," Winter said.
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Later on, this sweetness was kept to ensure fans wouldn't miss the distinct taste of these delicious rings.
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The faster sugar dissolves in your mouth the more sweetness you taste, but you're eating less actual sugar.
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And if you've yet to have, or even hear of, this magical substance — read on for sweetness sake.
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Milk chocolate's sweetness, nougat sugar bomb and caramel edge need something pretty substantial to keep being to taste.
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The squash lends a sweetness and silky smooth texture that is reminiscent of a creamy mac and cheese.
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For more kitty sweetness and orphan-rearing tricks of the trade, follow Kitten Lady on YouTube or Instagram.
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" He says from November 2014 they shared a "beautiful ten-month relationship filled with sweetness, caring and affection.
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You need to add a bit of dirt in there; you need to add a bit of sweetness.
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By the time the tub was cool she was all sweetness, and the world was in kilter again.
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Matarese: We always want it to come from a place of sweetness and a general outlook on life.
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Sincerity, sweetness, remembrance, and trauma—these are stages in an ever-working cycle manufacturing the idea of home.
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Melton said that the white wine pairs well with spicy food by balancing out the heat with sweetness.
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Mr. Veloso and Mr. Gil also share an ingenious gift for couching pointed lyrics in sweetness or uplift.
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And with some reason: While the Eighth unfolds with doleful sweetness, his other symphonies can be chuggingly listless.
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But now the hard-working couple is facing a medical crisis, and their patrons are returning the sweetness.
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His expression is watchful—unillusioned—but he doesn't seem temperamentally so: there is a lingering sweetness about him.
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Wines with pronounced tannins, sweetness or oak flavors will be less nimble than dry wines high in acidity.
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The moment I was handed the comb dripping, the stickiness, the wax in my teeth, the overwhelming sweetness.
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It has a surprisingly pleasant aroma, a mature, fruity sweetness, nice acidity, and lingers well on the tongue.
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It's steeped with cherry sweetness and warmed through with caramel notes, the hallmarks of the charred American oak.
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Oh, and finally, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the scent — all fresh rose-in-bloom sweetness.
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Ashbery begins the story, usually on a note of sweetness and virtue, but lets the viewers finish it.
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What you should taste are the flavors of the cooked agave and the sweetness of that particular plant.
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Still, you can hear hints of the melodic sweetness that marks Mr. Menken's music throughout this early show.
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But while my sister's expression has a sweetness to it — humanity, really — my eyes glint, feral and obsessive.
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The sweetness I want from life is no longer so literal, so my taste buds feel less deprived.
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It wasn't too milky, and although it was very sweet, the sweetness level went with the tapioca pearls.
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But the sweetness is telling, a sign of the strain to his nature that will eventually win out.
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On the best of my worst, I eventually regret not having spread what small sweetness I could have.
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So why would you feed it something that's going to make it crave even higher levels of sweetness?
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So will the milk solids from the butter — so there will be two distinct strains of nutty sweetness.
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The blanketing sweetness that covered up the spices in several dishes caused me to write the place off.
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By mapping out this structure, the team of reasearchers were able to pinpoint the proteins responsible for sweetness.
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Like its Italian forefather, American-style Italian ice preferences for texture, flavor, and sweetness varies city by city.
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It's quite good, though, with a fugitive sweetness that may be supplied by the tomatoes and purple onions.
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Its stem holds a lot of sweetness — something you can taste if you eat it shortly after picking.
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The black pepper that grows everywhere here helps tame the innate sweetness in a Southern-style carrot cake.
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After roasting, I toss the vegetables with some hot honey for sweetness and spice, and vinegar for tang.
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The sweetness of chilled spot prawns under a few drops of olive oil made me shiver with pleasure.
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The second, the Teutonic Willamette Valley Riesling 2016, had a moderate but discernible level of sweetness to it.
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We also found savory recipes where caramel features, because, yes, you can bring a little sweetness to dinner.
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It also came with a small granola packet, which was perfect for offsetting the sweetness of the parfait.
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Cook: Melissa Clark's savory sesame chicken with cashews gets a touch of sweetness from dates, in 20 minutes.
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Maybe it's that people confuse her with the characters she plays, who tend to project a shy sweetness.
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To accentuate the vegetables' sweetness, I brown them in butter before adding cream and cheese to the pan.
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If we detected the presence of the corn at all, it may have been in its light sweetness.
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In that last version, I also mix in some chopped cherry tomatoes for a little sweetness and color.
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To honor David without dishonoring the sweetness of the occasion as we all begin again to move forward.
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Here in the narcissism capital, Mr. Lin's sweetness and sunshine can be hard to take at face value.
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Berries Berries may do more than add sweetness and color to a morning bowl of cereal or yogurt.
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"You are looking for an extremely aggressive but uplifting liquid of spice and acid and sweetness," he said.
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When it comes to taste, there are only two major points where our opinions vary: texture and sweetness.
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There was also a honey-like sweetness to them that gave the savory chicken flavor a nice balance.
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Apples add a little sweetness, while cabbage gets a hit of caraway for a touch of gentle spice.
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The best ones are prized for their juicy sweetness, perfect spheres, extra smooth rind and T-shaped stalks.
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Sugar, he shows, was rare for most of human history, with sweetness largely derived from fruits and honey.
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Everything the coconut mix touched became a more vivid, lavish version of itself, tingling with heat and sweetness.
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But something about the sweetness of the Snow Ball spells final ending, at least for the people in Hawkins.
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It's horrifying, it poisons the air around us, but there's that one note of sweetness that keeps us sniffing.
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Yet when you eat a banana the flavor on your tongue has complex roots, equal parts sweetness and tragedy.
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You need that, it's almost sweetness, to make it taste really good, and to add to the buttery-ness.
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The reason: Honey's sweetness comes from a mix of fructose and glucose, the same sugars in refined white sugar.
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Lovely, kind Venus will also enter Aries on April 5, bringing sweetness to themes involving home, family, and security.
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The author of the Over Easy cookbook brings a little sweetness to the healthy green salad 2 tbsp. honey
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Is there a sweetness to this show, and will it seem like less of a stretch in the pilot?
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The surest way to bring the sweetness out of a scorpion is to surprise them with a thoughtful present.
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"They are not only funny, but have a genuine sweetness that is irresistible," Alterman wrote me in an email.
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Sometimes called the "soul of beer", malt imparts sweetness, colour and the starch that is broken down into alcohol.
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They're great for dessert, but they'll also pull their weight in savory dishes, where they impart a nuanced sweetness.
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My teeth ache from the sweetness of breakfast and I'm desperate for salt, so I eat more avocado toast.
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He was still panting when she kissed him as if eating the sweetness of his orgasm on his breath.
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Stay tuned: now that we are just one month out, there is plenty more Puppy Bowl sweetness to come.
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This increase of acidity is perfect to cut the sweetness of chocolate and provide a very sharp citrus flavor.
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The result: a char that opens their aromatic sweetness and makes them the perfect accompaniment to a spicy sausage.
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At least there is young farm hand Jamie Walsh (Stephen Joffe) to add some guileless sweetness to the place.
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"Smells like cheese and tastes like Mac n cheese but the sweetness overpowers the flavor eventually so it's doable."
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Smells like cheese and tastes like Mac n cheese but the sweetness overpowers the flavor eventually so it's doable.
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"Gina was never afraid of making a very savory dessert with just a tinge of sweetness," Mr. Batali said.
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The roe has a lush sweetness that hits you right after the cleansing wash of the sea. Life-changing?
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She plays Susie with a bland sweetness, a naive openness that makes her an ideal vessel for the coven.
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You've never been a dessert guy, but you can at least taste the sweetness, and it's fucking life-changing.
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Salt and sweetness are the most affected of the five basic tastes, which also include sour, bitter and umami.
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The 17-month-old not only added some extra sweetness to the snap, but underlined the message Brent shared.
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Califia Farm's Almond Milk, $3.86(Unsweetened)Size1.4 lTasteThe most almond-y tasting of all with a touch of sweetness.
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But there's a sweetness to the film, and a sense of longing too, that feels new to his work.
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Dicing up the apple and mixing it into the guacamole gives it a nice, subtle sweetness that you'll crave.
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However, to say that everything has been sweetness and light in the Trump foreign policy shop would be premature.
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The result is a stunning series of shots that show the grace and sweetness of both dancer and dog.
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As a singer, her sharp, enunciated, elongated syllables add a plaintive sweetness that matches the bleakness of the music.
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The men trade lines (or, in some cases, barbs), contrasting McCartney's earnest sweetness with Costello's cynicism and caustic insults.
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Add the onions and cook so that the sweetness comes out but you don't lose texture, about 2250 minutes.
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I like the straightforward method of quickly searing and caramelizing the fish to create a charred texture and sweetness.
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If you want the dank nuttiness but less sweetness, grab an aged Alpine like an old Gruyere or Comté.
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The most insistent ingredient is smoke; sweetness is teased out of cinnamon and allspice, with no interference from sugar.
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Cold Foam adds a layer of creaminess and natural sweetness to cold beverages, as well as a distinct texture.
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But it's nice to have the natural sweetness of cream and milk in the panna cotta left mostly alone.
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These molecules occur naturally in (and lend sweetness to) fruits, some vegetables, grasses (sugarcane is one!), and dairy products.
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You can use either sour or sweet cherries here, as long as you balance the sweetness and the acidity.
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Tiny wild blueberries make a lovely addition; their tart juice works beautifully with the honeylike sweetness of the peaches.
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In fact, the human tongue has certain sweetness receptors that only activate when sugar and salt are both present.
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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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For an easy way to bring some sweetness and tang to your taco, include fruit in your taco toppings.
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We do a combination of evaporated and condensed and coconut milk, so you have layers of flavors and sweetness.
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"'Oh, this acid cuts through the sweetness and the oil just perrrrfectly,'" Silver imitates them, affecting a mewling voice.
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It's a sweet song, too, and imbues the scene with a sweetness that doesn't exist in the 'outside' world.
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Even in the harshest circumstances, there is still room — still a primal need — for sweetness, for companionship, for art.
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These extra ingredients build flavor, adding a gentle sweetness from the onion that matches the salty tang of olives.
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Dakota Fanning is breaking her silence about her controversial new role in her upcoming film Sweetness in the Belly.
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Yes, right away the movie dispenses with the sweetness and light and lyricism of the books by Beatrix Potter.
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A source of pure joy and light was Ying Fang as Servilia, sung with a soprano of succulent sweetness.
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Diptyque's Essences Insensées Tiare Flower ($250), meanwhile, tempers the sweetness of its florals with a hint of pink peppercorn.
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It's distinctiveness is in its texture and sweetness, all of which make it the perfect vehicle for Nigerian cuisine.
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Ellen DeGeneres is contemplating leaving daytime TV, where she worries her reputation for sweetness has begun to feel constricting.
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Although in general I adore the sweetness of roasted red beets, golden ones are better for this particular salad.
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USES Ideal for stuffing and roasting, and the sweetness of the flesh makes it a good choice for desserts.
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The film builds a deep understanding of this group, with all their sweetness, angst, competition, empathy, love, and heartbreak.
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Bespoke Rum, a barrel-aged blend, delivers sweetness and spice, and could stand in for bourbon in a cocktail.
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Aim for attitude rather than old-timey sweetness and stack several oversize ones or choose clips with cheeky messages.
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They make great pies and desserts for those who prefer tartness to sweetness at the end of a meal.
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Up until that point with skate videos—the Powell videos and stuff—it was this kind of California sweetness.
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She started with a handful of pine nuts, left raw to preserve the faint sweetness that recedes with toasting.
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It was a demi-sec Vouvray, in which the wine is made with discernible sweetness, from Château de Montfort.
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For this time of the year, I chose a squash, its mellow sweetness blending effortlessly into the creamy sauce.
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" – "As one of these Chinese enterprises, I believe my fellow Fosun classmates have experienced both the bitterness and sweetness.
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It's sloshed into the pan until the fizz burns off, leaving a sunny concentrate that lifts the shrimp's sweetness.
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How Small discovered something baffling about sweetness Small did not set out to test the healthfulness of artificial sweeteners.
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And in quite a few bottles, possible intricacies were overwhelmed by richness, sweetness and power, regardless of the vintage.
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The chicken patty was juicy, and the sweetness of the maple butter was balanced by the savory, salty bacon.
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It tasted like pineapple talked down from the ledge, its sweetness tuned down from a shriek to a whisper.
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This salad illustrates his point perfectly, vibrating with tension between salt and vinegar, softness and crunch, sweetness and tang.
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Energy is sometimes mistaken for acidity, which levels out sweetness in fruits and is necessary for balance in wines.
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Fresh leeks and English peas contribute sweetness, and a final shower of sheep's milk pecorino adds an assertive kick.
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Better were corn croquettes, shipped frozen from Hokkaido, which is known for the plumpness and sweetness of its corn.
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Although it still may contain sugar to boost sweetness, it's rich in whole grains and offers a fiber boost.
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The day ahead could hold anything, he knew, so the sweetness of anticipation was always blunted by wordless dread.
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That's a job for a white with lively acidity and discernible sweetness: You guessed it, spätlese riesling from Germany.
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" He continued: "In pictures as a very young child, you exude it — a great care and sweetness; an invitation.
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The crisp-skinned chicken takes on the sweetness of the sprouts, and the sprouts grow rich with chicken fat.
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But while there was an appealing sweetness and clarity to his tone, his runs initially sounded wooden and dry.
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It will be fun to see at later performances whether so much deliberate sweetness cloys or ravishes or both.
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A good pumpkin pie usually has cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, so try adding a peppery taste to balance the sweetness.
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You'll only need to chop one onion, sautéing it until well browned at the edges to maximize its sweetness.
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The deep sweetness from the fermentation of the honey gives the liquid an amazing, complex, and layered flavor profile.
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The blood sausages may lack the comforting notes of sweetness and spice, but they have a clean, mineral taste.
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She brought a sweetness and bright energy to any room she happened to walk into…even in her darker times.
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Changing kids' palates -- which already prefer sweet tastes -- toward sweetness can lead to weight gain, obesity and other health problems.
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When I have a taste, the vegetable is indeed devilishly creamy: its natural sweetness enhanced by the oven's intense heat.
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You still get the distinct flavor and sweetness, but with just 4 grams of sugar and less than 20 calories.
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" Master of Malt says it "brings a luxurious, creamy mouth feel and a subtle, compelling sweetness to its flavour profile.
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In some tomato varieties, for example, some key genes linked to sweetness are also linked to the fruit's smaller size.
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They're giving you bottom-shelf, mid-tier liquor, and it's easier to cover that up with a bunch of sweetness.
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Helvas are defined by their texture and sweetness: all dense and highly sugary, based on nut, seed or grain flours.
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Once the pinnacle of young Southern sweetness, she was now depicted as white trash and an irresponsible, baby-dropping mother.
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But that rush of sweetness also appears to activate the same reward centers in the brain as drugs, Wenk explained.
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He loved tostones, the way they crunched in his mouth and then settled into their own mushy kind of sweetness.
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What really gets me is the raspiness in her voice, which plays off the sticky sweetness of the song's lyrics.
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For the occasion, Perry opted for an ensemble whose head-to-toe color palette matched the sweetness of the exhibit.
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And while you're at it, slow-cook some onions to add a little sweetness to the crispy, gooey vegan goodness.
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In the first episode of sweetness and lightning, he comes home one night and finds Tsumugi glued to the television.
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Aori-ika, despite being the chewiest squid, is regarded as the best, thanks to it natural sweetness and umami-richness.
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Test for sweetness, University of Alberta chemists propose in research published this spring in the journal Environmental Science & Technology Letters.
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But these rosé berries were created with sweetness in mind and claim to taste like peaches, with a rosé twist.
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I also snack on a few pieces of dried mango from Trader Joe's, $2.99, on the side for some sweetness.
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What the sweetness and fruitiness of spätlese riesling and the salinity of Etna's carricante have in common is great acidity.
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It's in the very sound of the music, as metallic and streamlined as Pluto but with none of the sweetness.
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When you're thinking about the golden ratio of cocktail-making, you need sweetness to really bring the flavors to life.
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TasteSubtle almond-y taste with no real hints of vanilla or sweetness — pretty on par with the WF's variety's flavor.
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If blended drinks don't have a good amount of mouthfeel and sweetness, they don't really end up tasting like anything.
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Eventually he found a job where the sweetness of his soul mattered more than the texture of his paw pads.
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"Added" means any sweetness that doesn't occur naturally in food and includes ingredients like high fructose corn syrup and honey.
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Her other recipe uses equal parts potato and butternut squash, which gives the latkes an extra layer of nutty sweetness.
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Piping hot, it fell apart on the plate in a glorious mess of brown sugar sweetness and rich, buttery pastry.
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"There's a lot of sweetness and hugs and snuggles happening in the West Village right now," says the Bravo personality.
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The two new songs—"Mystery of Love" and "Visions of Gideon"—drive at the same soft sweetness in different ways.
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It has the rich, musky notes I adore in the men's fragrances I've come across, but with a subtle sweetness.
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The assumption is that people will be able to focus on higher pursuits and all will be sweetness and light.
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Chezar, whose creations have an easy sweetness, is an accomplished designer who can count the White House as a client.
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But the scene has a certain dignity and sweetness, and speaks of her respect for the rituals of the region.
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It also has a touch of sweetness: Firelit Coffee Liqueur, $34.99 for 750 milliliters from K&L Wine Merchants, klwines.
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To add a bit of sweetness to the whole event, Starbucks is generously adding cake pops to the promotion, too.
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We smelled "Blueberry Maple Pancakes" first, and the group quickly decided that the candle's sweetness was too overpowering for us.
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Both have enough sweetness and acidity to stand up to the sauce and will go very well with the pork.
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But few amari are aggressively bitter: Other traits (including sweetness) are in place to round out and balance the flavor.
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Yet he also captured, as well as any writer who's ever lived, the sweetness, intelligence and grace in both idioms.
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The result is a textured cocktail without the "hurt-your-teeth sweetness" that gives the amaretto sour a bad rap.
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It bubbles down into a smooth, lush sauce that coats the pork, adding its own gentle sweetness to the mix.
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The ribs ($18.99) were solid but unspectacular — a bit dry, and the Coca-Cola marinade gave them a confusing sweetness.
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I like to give them a short bath in buttermilk, too, which adds sweetness and helps keep the meat moist.
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This quality is expressed especially in the almost electric push-pull between sweetness and bitterness, a balance that creates intrigue.
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These ingredients are in-season AF, and a generous shaving of salty Parmesan perfectly complements the sweetness of the pumpkin.
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The Malört, while still unapologetically present, was tamed into submission by the brightness, sweetness, and florality of the other ingredients.
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But it also gets down with sweetness—bright jams and honey—maybe a dark bread, and some lil' fricken' pickles.
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At best, biting into a Red Delicious is like biting into a firm cantaloupe that has only a serviceable sweetness.
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Bananas that are past their prime can be spread on some toast or thrown in baking batter for added sweetness.
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Too bad it's over-slaked with pineapple juice and brown sugar, caramelized only to the point of sweetness, not complexity.
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Soft powdery doughy pillows of warm sweetness brought here from France — as in the play — and commonly served at breakfast.
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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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Such was the case on Wednesday, when Deadline shared a clip from Dakota Fanning's upcoming movie Sweetness in the Belly.
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Gently massage the plums to release some of their juices (this helps offset some of the sweetness of the dressing).
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Embrace the sweetness of the sweet potato and stop trying to turn it into the savory side dish it's not.
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Its uniqueness is attributable to a combination of freshness, sweetness and fat, said Michel Wildenborg, the chief executive of Heks'nkaas.
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CARAMANICA The Doobie Brothers of nü-trap play tug-of-war with unexpected sweetness over light piano and lighter drums.
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The brothers' take on spicy ahi is creamier, with more sweetness to the mayonnaise and a milder, if persistent heat.
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With a bright, citrusy beginning that segued into sweetness and then faded into muskier clarity, it smelled like teen spirit.
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This can be true, especially if you choose a wine that already has some sweetness or one that is oaky.
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Here, I particularly like the way spicy lettuces (arugula, watercress, baby kale and the like) contrast with the marinade's sweetness.
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For years, Zind Humbrecht has put a code on its label to show the level of sweetness consumers can expect.
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I thought the sweetness of the cookie helped cut through the rich flavor and pungent aftertaste of the blue cheese.
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It's the sweetness of warm Coke mixed with booze, and the freedom of being on a park swing at twilight.
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Just as other melons are paired with prosciutto, salt or a salty element is the perfect complement to watermelon's sweetness.
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There was sweetness in many dishes and pre-dinner snacks, but always as part of a coherent package of flavors.
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Frisée salad comes with farm-fresh fingerling potatoes that don't require much more than salt to temper their earthy sweetness.
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At No. 2 was the beautifully balanced 20143 Netley Road Vineyard, nervy and earthy with just a hint of sweetness.
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Cats tend to like the sweetness of milk, but you should avoid indulging them with a saucer of the stuff.
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But perhaps fame and success have corroded him, because on the tart "Mood Swings," he dispenses with the sweetness altogether.
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But the movie is practically stolen by a human performer, Rudolph, who infuses Bubbles with as much sweetness as hilarity.
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The raw sweetness Toby had once had was solidified now into authority; he was substantial and massive, without self-doubt.
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Roasting grapes takes their sweetness in a wonderful new direction, resulting in a dish as surprising as it is simple.
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Enhanced and tamed with the sweetness of ricotta and toasted pecans, and paired with bacon and pecorino, the bitterness recedes.
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When paired with Aoki's grinning energy, the track stands out like a dose of digital acid within a sea of sweetness.
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Murin effortlessly conveys Anna's sweetness and spunk, and the comedic brilliance she displays throughout gives Frozen some of its best moments.
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Known as the "Halloween Choco Potato," fans are treated to their favorite salty delight with a heavy, fatty dose of sweetness.
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And just kind of innocence and sweetness and just how violently that can be torn apart by a non-excepting environment.
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The sweet is also dangerous for cats, but felines are less interested in chocolate due to their inability to taste sweetness.
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But sweetness is on the way thanks to love-and-beauty planet Venus entering fellow Air sign Gemini on July 4.
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But while the love between these women prevails, it's not love's sweetness but its sadness which ultimately brings them back together.
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I drank florally fragrant faloodas and fresh coconut water and milk tea whose perfect sweetness still feels irreplicable in North America.
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Johnson, a dog lover and Frenchie owner, couldn't help but press pause on his work and revel in the furry sweetness.
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To ensure that the quality matches the price, the packer recently installed near-infrared spectroscopy sensors that measure sweetness and acidity.
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Lastly, for my version of a chunky leek and potato soup, a base of browned leeks adds both sweetness and depth.
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A good romantic comedy is like apple pie: it's warm, gives you fuzzy nostalgic feelings, and it's usually covered in sweetness.
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"Gunnar's urchins have this incredible sweetness, almost like carrots, and they are alive, flown in fresh in the morning" explains Clugston.
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But I was struck by how perfectly sweetness and lightning mirrored my own experience growing up in a single-parent household.
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This way, when the sugar high wears off from your Easter basket, you will still have plenty of sweetness to enjoy.
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And when you have pickle juice, or just pickles, with raki, it contrasts with that aniseed sweetness in the same way.
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Applesauce takes the place of eggs in this recipe, and adds even more moisture and sweetness for a perfectly chewy brownie.
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But this one came with extra sweetness as the U.S. gymnasts sent retiring national team coordinator Martha Karolyi off in style.
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It has all the sweetness and heart of the best of Dahl's full-length novels, but it's tinged with unmistakable melancholy.
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After tasting the new flavor myself, I understand the comparison, but there's also a floral flavor present among all the sweetness.
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She had just turned three years old Saturday, and according to our IRC colleagues in Boise, was the epitome of sweetness.
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Toss your caramel-coated apples in toasted sesame seeds for a little nutty, savory note to cut through all that sweetness.
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And if you're not super fond of the earthiness of beets, add an apple to the mash for a little sweetness.
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If you want some sweetness without extra sugar calories, you can ask for just one pump or sugar-free syrup instead.
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It should have a pleasant sweetness from the tomatoes, onions and sugar, with a spicy undercurrent from the Scotch bonnet pepper.
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It was smooth with a faint, stevia-like herbal sweetness (as opposed to matcha's usual, intensely bitter, espresso-for-horses taste).
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Foodbeast reports that Popeyes Sweet and Crunchy Tenders, the restaurant's newest nationwide release, are the perfect combination of crunch and sweetness.
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It's not Rezdôra's only dish with a lyrical name (it means "the sweetness of summer") or its own social-media presence.
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Even when it seems to overshadow delicacy and sweetness, we know those other qualities remain essential — in amari, as in life.
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He made it with a luxardo cherry, which added an extra tart sweetness that helped mask the smokiness of the bourbon.
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Now I love their sour-sweetness, eaten with plain yogurt, as much as the vague feeling that they're doing me good.
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Onions marinated in lime add a slight sweetness to the taco, finishing off this masterpiece born in front of Plaza Mexico.
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It's the color, it creates a lot of the emotion, a lot of the aggression, and a lot of the sweetness.
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I have two paths in my research; One is understanding how sounds can modulate perceived taste attributes like sweetness and bitterness.
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When sweetness versus energy is out of balance for a period of time, the brain recalibrates and increases total calories consumed.
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She thinks it's too simplistic to reduce food and drink consumption to a craving for sweetness in a varied human diet.
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With hundreds of different sea urchin varieties around the world, there's a billion possibilities that can influence the sweetness and salinity.
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No matter how delicious the president's cake turns out to be, Delia and Papa will not taste the sweetness of freedom.
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Once you've maxed out your sweetness receptors, your body will be craving salt; give in and repeat until you're maxed out.
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Likewise, "The Sweetness and the Light" allowed Werner's pitchy singing to take precedent and wring a hook out his unfiltered emoting.
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Some research suggests that kids who drink chocolate milk are healthier, since the sweetness is an incentive to get these nutrients.
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Some will add ketchup for a diner-meal touch, the sweetness adding a new dimension to the zip of the paprika.
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Whatever they are, they know their place and work simply to deepen the natural sweetness of the pork without eclipsing it.
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The sweetness and almost smoky notes of the onions might call for a chenin blanc or chardonnay, particularly barrel-aged versions.
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The three specialties of the Taihu Lake, known as the three whites, or (三百), have a subtle sweetness to them.
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"In the new film I'm a part of, Sweetness in the Belly, I do not play an Ethiopian woman," she wrote.
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There can be a saccharine sweetness to K-pop, and bubble gum is an aesthetic the genre doesn't shy away from.
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Our bodies naturally crave sweetness because it signals calorie intake, and saltiness because sodium is necessary for certain everyday bodily functions.
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The moment he met Ms. Walley, he was bowled over by her beauty, her sweetness and the warmth of her smile.
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This recipe tastes better than müesli — and most other overnight oats — because of salt, which draws out the grain's inherent sweetness.
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Their sweetness and high alcohol (20 percent) consign them to small servings, often after a meal or occasionally for an aperitif.
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The last possibility would be a wine with a bit of sweetness, like a demi-sec Vouvray or a spätlese riesling.
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Then the sweetness is gone and what's left is a straw-like, tasteless wad that one can't wait to spit out.
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Add to that some sweetness, which seems to temper the heat, and the answer is clear: German rieslings with residual sugar.
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Jalapeño, sautéed in an ample amount of butter, provides a subtle, but pleasant kick — a nice counter to the corn's sweetness.
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Some apples, you know, maybe, like, some Envy apples or Piñatas or something that's, like, has a nice sweetness to it.
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Big, fruity reds, for example, that are high in alcohol and give the impression of sweetness, tend to overpower most foods.
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Terry's impairments (derived from a bunk-bed accident) seem like a writerly convenience, but Mr. Isola winningly communicates sweetness and perplexity.
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Although I would say yes to all manner of sexual touching, that much sweetness had the power to break my heart.
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Often associated with small animals, newborns, and many other manifestations of helplessness, sweetness, and vulnerability, how does it derive its power?
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Humble British vegetables shine in dishes like the beetroot chop, a croquette of mashed beets that balances spice and earthy sweetness.
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But GLOW's producer, Bash Howard (Chris Lowell), picks up on her sweetness and casts her as the "gentle giant" Machu Picchu.
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This 1-pound, $2.99 bag of frozen pineapple, peaches, pears, and blueberries adds plenty of sweetness and vitamin C to smoothies.
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But religion, art, literature, and Oprah have convinced us that they are valuable—the bitter kick that enhances life's intermittent sweetness.
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Raveena captures the sticky sweetness of that feeling in her track, but also hits on the hangover that comes with it.
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Those anchovies, melted into the crisp bread-crumb-and-cheese topping, provide a sharp contrast to the sweetness of the eggplant.
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Viewers who came across the post about Thomas were touched by his experience and commented on the sweetness of his story.
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"Old Fashioned" is based on the signature Dunkin&apos donut, blending its sweetness with warm spices such as cinnamon and nutmeg.
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Even when she talks about chopping off her doll's head or feeding her pet spider, there's an inherent sweetness to her.
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The combination of fruitiness, alcohol and glycerol contributes to a perception of sweetness, even if the wine contains no residual sugar.
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Ms. Goddard, whose dresses can look princess-y, has always understood that there is no inherent contradiction between sweetness and strength.
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The salt minimizes the espresso's bitterness, intensifies the flavor of the chocolate and offers a savory contrast to the sugar's sweetness.
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Add cinnamon to your chia pudding for some sugar-free sweetness, or sprinkle on some fruit for an additional vitamin boost.
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She misses the smell of the harvest — "an odor difficult to explain," she said — and the sweetness hanging in the air.
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The romance of the abandoned child, of the orphan on the edge of everything, can give Gibson's novels a sad sweetness.
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There is sweetness in the implication that being overtaken by one mess after another might be necessary for a decent life.
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"Would you like us to sing you a song?" he asks, mistaking her pigtails and Mary Janes for evidence of sweetness.
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Without the egg, I could more clearly pick up the richness of the patty and the intense sweetness of the sauce.
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Like other Fox comedies, it's quirky and brash, and decidedly not for young viewers, but it does have an underlying sweetness.
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There is no histrionic sweetness, just a tamarind undertow, a kiss of lime and brine from knots of dried shrunken shrimp.
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Flaked crab claw meat lends sweetness to a musky nam ya curry, commonly made with minced fish, alongside skinny rice noodles.
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A delicate kabinett riesling from the Mosel, with a hint of sweetness, would be a delightful spring treat with this dish.
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There is something distinctly American in the way Kael writes; not an apple pie sweetness, but Americanness deeply entrenched in garbage.
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It stains your mouth a rainbow of artificial colors and slakes your thirst for syrupy sweetness on a sweaty-ass day.
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It is packed with big-eared, wide-eye, precious-pawed sweetness and should bring a smile to the coldest, most cynical hearts.
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"The sweetness is less potent than a dessert; plus you are getting the nutrients, antioxidants and fiber from those foods," Mills said.
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Don't get me wrong — the hot dog once again captures the smokiness well, and the chili adds a nice touch of sweetness.
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I think honey is ideal for adding just a touch of sweetness to plain versions of foods, like yogurt and nut butter.
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The smooth tubers had a satisfying citrus note cutting usefully across the sticky sweetness of the slightly charred white gelatin sugar nuggets.
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As a result we only get the good stuff — sweetness, fruitiness, acidity — and none of the bad stuff like bitterness and woodiness.
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One step too far in one direction and audiences may feel like posting an Amber Alert; oversell the sweetness, and diabetes threatens.
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As the beer opens and warms you get a smoked malt character with lemon skin and gentle herbal qualities and lacto sweetness.
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Prepare for an absolute sweetness overload as you watch this 97-year-old grandpa ride in a Tesla for the first time.
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Many protein bars try to hit you over the head with sweetness from as many sources — artificial and natural — as they can.
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The sweetness of the gesture and the vibrant image shot in radiant color evoke both warmth and danger at the same time.
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Our moments, from lusty and hot like last night to this sweetness in our sleep beside one another, never stopped enthralling me.
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You can drink Cherry Bounce straight up and it tastes just fine—the sweetness makes it ideal for an after-dinner drink.
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Skarsgard's speech was short and, for the most part, sweet, but its sweetness was lapse on a night that was anything but.
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Zuieva Oleksandra / ShutterstockScientists assumed there is just a single type of taste receptor on the tongue responsible for our perception of sweetness.
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But I can also sense a deeper sweetness, maybe because my coffee has no sugar, that I didn't get with the Champagne.
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Cinnamon, clove, allspice and nutmeg shared center stage with the rich and savory Spam flavor, however, along with a hint of sweetness.
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Preserved bergamot peel and fresh buttermilk is added, setting hints of aniseed off against the cool acidity and the sweetness of asparagus.
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But the sweetness of this success quickly sours for Joan, who's furious that it's Davis' performance that's getting all the critical attention.
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First, we gave the hot drink a good ol' sniff to see if it savoured of the mince pie's signature spicy sweetness.
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Starbucks' unicorn is all about sugary sweetness while The End's unicorn attempts to help people find energy through all-natural ingredients (algae!).
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The reason: Sugar actually diminishes the ability to taste sweetness, and briefly avoiding sugary fare will make naturally sweet foods more satisfying.
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"There was an unexpected and authentic sweetness that Ruby expresses towards Bow that came out as a genuine moment," according to Ross.
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The investor group that runs the biggest pure-play coffee company in the world decided to add some sweetness to its menu.
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However, there is a third, surprising ingredient on the list: apple juice, which apparently gives the drink an extra kick of sweetness.
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The heavy sweetness from the sesame seeds and the discrete, sharp vinegar provide a good contrast for the microalgae, which pleases me.
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Before he took out his own mind, because he spent a few years without himself, he was a creature of immense sweetness.
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These themes—sincerity, sweetness, remembrance, trauma, home—do not contradict one another, although they tip from light to dark and back again.
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No. 214 (27:239-28:218), fluttering her hands as she travels here and there, is nonstop exuberant sweetness — the songbird fairy.
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As those initial nasal companions fade, what remains is a sort of dark sweetness, reminiscent of those rectangular See's coffee-flavored lollipops.
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The simple salt dressing was a perfect complement, highlighting the sweetness of the fat but not obscuring the taste of the beef.
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But with something of the same chest-tugging, sad sweetness of Bob Seger's "Still the Same," Petty just keeps it, well, musical.
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Other types of sparkling wines that show some sweetness, like Bugeys from the Savoie in France and pétillant naturels, can be great.
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Or if you just simmer it briefly to concentrate the sweetness, it's lovely on pasta, which is what I decided to do.
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While the Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew tasted vaguely reminiscent of a PSL, it lacked much of the sweetness of Starbucks' signature drink.
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And the Equinox Expression for spring is mild, delicate and brushed with sweetness: Revivalist Gins, $41.75 to $50.95 for 750 milliliters, brandywinebranchdistillers.com.
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Sweetness and salt, along with the creaminess of cheese and the satisfying crunch of the chicken's crust, combine to deliver immense satisfaction.
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The hot bread, dripping with a syrupy butter mixture, had a nice savory component to it as well, balancing out the sweetness.
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The careful naivety of her voice, a perfectly constructed sweetness, is cut off without warning and thrown out, flipped into something monstrous.
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Raisin- and sage-fueled Marsala (remember Marsala?) had the right amount of sweetness and zip for a juicy white hunk of swordfish.
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The touch of heat from the pasta would generally call for a different sort of wine than the sweetness of the squash.
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As the music rises around me, I'm enveloped in an unfamiliar sweetness, as if some acid had been drained from my blood.
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That undercurrent of sweetness found further balance in a small ramekin of cranberry relish, which contributed just the right note of tartness.
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The dreamy sweetness is always tempered with neatly snapshotted reality ("Only got a couple friends," she admits to herself on "Lonely Weekend").
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Charly Bliss' version specifically captures the simpering sweetness of the original, whilst also turning it into a rock song, and it rules.
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According to the scientists, the 5,000-year-old brew contained broomcorn millet, barley, Job's tears, and tubers like yams, to add sweetness.
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Ms. Cleary and Mr. Medlyn imagine a meeting of these opposites of sweetness and subversion to wonder if sentimentality can become transgressive.
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The idea is that they allow people to enjoy the sweetness of regular soda, but without all the calories and weight gain.
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On the one hand, there's the sweetness of "Ely's Heartbeat," then on the other there's the sinister grandeur of the title track.
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If you don't mind a little sweetness, a German spätlese riesling might go really well, particularly with the heat of the harissa.
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In terms of the brightness you're referring to, the saddest stuff to me is something with a hint of beauty or sweetness.
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Al Rafeea is 14 now and not a trained actor, but he works with this pungent mix of sweetness, swagger and steel.
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From these still wines, the chef assembles an ideal combination, which will then be bottled with a bit of yeast and sweetness.
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Add the masala chai, vanilla powder and half a date to add some sweetness, and blend to mix all the ingredients. 3.
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I could hardly smell anything—just the faint odor of sweetness, but nothing like raw honey should smell like, Gawenis told me.
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As advertised, it was bitter, in a distinctly vegetal way, with none of the fruity sweetness that the word "melon" would imply.
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Coconut-orange vinaigrette sounds like a terrific sauce for lobster, but it added very little except sweetness, which the lobster didn't need.
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Fra Angelico's painting, although praised — and disparaged — by art historians over the centuries for its perceived sweetness, shares aspects of both strains.
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Maybe the role of unexpectedly black foods is to disrupt the everyday, to remind us that not everything is sweetness and light.
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One of the things that I like best about sweet spätleses is that they force you to question what sweetness even means.
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It's a little like the potato salad you get at a deli, without any of the sweetness usually found in that dressing.
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Try making Julia Moskin's recipe for buttermilk-brown sugar waffles, with their exciting little crunch of wheat germ, their sweetness, their tang.
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While the sweetness was undeniable, it was not at all off-putting, as I would have imagined in a pre-dinner beverage.
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Mr. Mejia is already a character — he has sweetness, attack, elevation, courtesy, all to a high degree — as well as a technician.
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You get crunch, sweetness and ease of consumption here, and they can hang around on the console for long-term, intermittent snacking.
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J.C. The brightness and sweetness of Radiator Hospital is always masking something that's, if not sinister, then at least reflective and sad.
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All is sweetness in the church courtyard off West 203th Street where the prologue to "Novenas for a Lost Hospital" takes place.
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The company's vermilion smoked version, cured over New Zealand's manuka wood, has a haunting flavor that finishes with a touch of sweetness.
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What lingers, though, are strains of anger, ardor, sorrow and sweetness, and the quiet astonishment of witnessing the birth of a legend.
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Chinese rice wine is traditional, but You prefers to splash the pork with a bit of sherry instead, for its meaty sweetness.
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The delicate balance of acid from the slaw's vinegar and sweetness from the Asian chile sauce formed an incredible symphony of flavors.
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The live-wire acidity of the Madeira cut through the fat and richness of the beef, while its slight sweetness melded perfectly.
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It was that I needed them — the immediacy and sweetness of their presence on either side of my body — to fall asleep.
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That is, they had little detectable sweetness remaining in the wine after fermentation converted the sugar in the grape juice into alcohol.
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" As a viewer, you are constantly pulled between sighing over the sweetness of their dynamic and longing for it to finally become "real.
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I love people screaming at each other, but I also get great value from peace, and from gentleness, and from tenderness, and sweetness.
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A dollop of whipped sour cream balances the sugary sweetness of this pound cake and warm strawberry sauce with a little something sour.
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As a tincture and in bitters, they maintain that kind of nuttiness and gain a sweetness from the alcohol pulling out the sugars.
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Charring the wood causes the sugars within it to caramelize, which is what gives bourbon its signature sweetness and some of its color.
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It's the noodles and the sweetness that seem to spark the debates that play out with some regularity online or in the media.
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As Penny Lane, Hudson pulled off that same contradiction: She was hot, effortlessly cool, practiced, and confident, but with a certain cherubic sweetness.
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Baby review: I served the strawberry-beet blend in a refillable pouch, hoping that the strawberry sweetness would make it an appealing treat.
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The Cusco Dark Ale Black IPA is another award winner, featuring a toasted sweetness to the brew, all in a classic IPA package.
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Although the 29-year-old actress was a day late in sending her birthday messages, Lively made up for the tardiness with sweetness.
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So, too, does the wonderful Lauren Worsham, who plays Phoebe D'Ysquith, the rival for Monty's heart, with a demure sweetness that never cloys.
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"I'm obsessed with the sweetness of her voice and I love her songs," said Grande of Brandy in a 2013 interview with Billboard.
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Now, it's one of my favorite summer ingredients to work with, its subtle sweetness giving it the versatility to work in many dishes.
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When thinking about fresh ways to eat corn, I wanted to highlight its sweetness by combining it with another summertime staple: ice cream.
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The batter "adds a touch of sweetness and results in an omelette that's hefty and airy at the same time," Extra Crispy concluds.
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Marianne is surrounded by monstrous sadists with no discernible personality traits beyond their sadism, the better to put Connell's earnest sweetness into contrast.
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Maple Walnut Twice Baked Sweet Potatoes Take twice baked potatoes to next levels of creamy sweetness with maple syrup and Greek yogurt. 12.
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And Ghouta, now a place of horror and chlorine gas, meant orchards of peaches, apricots, pears and almonds that supplied Damascus with sweetness.
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But there's another reason they pair well with liquor: Shrubs manage to convey the bright flavors of fruits without adding too much sweetness.
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If you love a classic pumpkin pie that favors natural pumpkin flavor over more sweetness and spice, then Ina Garten is your girl.
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We always knew the number 12 had serious significance during December, but this year, the number is also bringing us some serious sweetness.
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"The goal is to bring connectivity through songs that they understand, that they recognize, to bring up sweetness in their beings," he says.
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The manga that sweetness and lightning is based on ended August 7, wrapping up a five-year run that includes 11 paperback volumes.
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Since then, Stanford's program has created mathematical models to simulate the crisp sound of a Steinway, or the sliding sweetness of a violin.
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To give you an idea about how much sweetness can be packed into a stout little body, here's the Newquay Zoo's newest arrival.
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Here's the scoop: According to the museum's website, this time around, all the sweetness will unfold in downtown Los Angeles' vibrant Arts District.
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He finds unexpected sweetness in Chris Brown's "Grass Ain't Greener" instrumental (produced by Nikhil), adding bouncy wood-blocks to the original's elegiac pads.
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It's a creamy, decadent affair, with the unctuous fish swimming in a herby bitterness of mugwort, tickled with the sweetness of the tomato.
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And for dessert, there was toot, rose-water-flavored almond paste representing a life full of sweetness and a heart full of love.
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The saccharine sweetness of power-pop can often make you wince, but these guys manage to keep an element of roughness about them.
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Some are wonderful, but they pile up, and they all carry much the same package of emotions: sweetness and recoil, irony and pathos.
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"It's not heated at all so it keeps that super-fresh, crisp, capsicum flavor instead of getting that cooked pepper sweetness," Schick said.
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High alcohol can often make a wine feel thick, and it can convey the impression of sweetness even if a wine is dry.
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The sweetness of the OJ, which is made from oranges juiced right in front of you, cuts the bitterness of the Campari perfectly.
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He strained to conjure the sweetness of a cigarette, and wondered how his mother was coping, and if his friends were still marching.
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It was like eating a secret, my mouth stunned by acid sweetness, a terrible hunger I could not explain to my own mother.
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And it's just beautiful when that pickling juice blends in with the fat, and the sweetness of the carnitas, it's like, it's perfect.
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For "The Get Down," he tones down his bombastic urges — hints of sweetness and humor come through that aren't present in his films.
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A selection of pickles includes a tart wakame kraut and a pear kimchi that strikes a wonderful balance of unexpected sweetness and heat.
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Piotr Beczała, as Lohengrin, begins the scene with the bashful charm of a silent-movie heartthrob, his singing marked by consciously overwrought sweetness.
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McDonald's also included a small packet of granola with the order, which I think was necessary to offset the sweetness of the yogurt.
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The Swiss multinational claimed that its patented process will allow those eating the chocolate to taste the same sweetness but using less sugar.
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Benzodiazepines (including the Xanax that put me to sleep at night) are thought to enhance sweetness, while tricyclic antidepressants impact perceptions of saltiness.
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Breathy with a sweetness even when she's putting the plosives on "ping pong pussy," Safai sells the record like it's an organic lollipop.
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There's a sweetness to their offline activities in nature, reading, playing guitar, playing banjo, even if they are living far from their families.
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This mischievous technique partners the freshness of grapes with the sweetness of your favorite liqueur—which you should inject beforehand into the fruit.
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Mixed in with the heavily seasoned tomato sauce, it doesn't taste like banana per se, but like a quick, melty blast of sweetness.
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While the sweetness of white sugar is monotone, dark brown sugar is rich in molasses, which contributes the nutty, butterscotch notes of caramelization.
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The blend of pornography and humor, obnoxiousness and elegance, sweetness and cruelty reminds you that this is, above all, an Abel Ferrara movie.
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The new trailer isn't filled with the sweetness (at least to start) of the last, which launched at Comic Con earlier this year.
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The tomatoes had the perfect ratio of sweetness to acidity, tasting nothing like the watery produce I was used to in North America.
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Some of the most popular wines ever sold in the United States have had at least a few degrees of sweetness to them.
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The watermelon, cut not too thick, gave structure, and a different kind of sweetness, even as it gave in easily to a fork.
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Its aroma had a fruity sweetness, and the wine seemed to have an inextinguishable life force and intensity while staying completely in character.
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And her homemade seasoning mixes often include spices, dehydrated herbs, sugar for sweetness and a pinch of citric acid for acidity without moisture.
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Tucker's impromptu performance of the Kinks' "Waterloo Sunset" is a high point of sweetness and absurdity, and Mr. Hawke gets it just right.
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When the grip of salt subsides, the flavor takes a different shape: a fruity, almost floral, sweetness that reminded me of Muscat grape.
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Bottles with quite a bit of residual sugar can taste dry, while others with less residual sugar may leave the impression of sweetness.
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The nuts, fat and round, are barely chopped, and baked with ricotta, mozzarella and just enough honey to point up their natural sweetness.
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Among the supermarket brands, most canned tomatoes had the balance of tang, saltiness and sweetness that is the hallmark of good tomato flavor.
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