" - Lia, 26 "Girl eating syrupy pancakes with hands.
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Would the pineapple eyeshadow palette be sweet or too syrupy?
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Detractors view "Prairie Home" as excruciatingly hokey, syrupy and dull.
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They found it syrupy and disliked the strong beer aftertaste.
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This drink was "tropical flavored" and a bright, syrupy red.
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A syrupy finale is always something nice to land on.
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It's a mistake to think that childhood needs syrupy fables.
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Reduce until the mixture is thickened and syrupy- reduced by about ⅔.
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My colleagues used words like "medicinal" and "syrupy" to describe it.
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There were syrupy desserts, free-flowing baijiu, and Lin wore lipstick.
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Over a syrupy acoustic track performed by musician Sam Arnold a.k.a.
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In Senegal, café touba is typically black and almost syrupy with sugar.
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And that, candy corn-loving friends, sounds like a sweet, syrupy success.
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These beverages include syrupy coffee drinks, milkshakes and "natural" juices containing fructose.
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You get a richer, more syrupy mixture with a pleasing, sticky texture.
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Both are delicious blends of meat, cheese, egg, and syrupy, spongy goodness.
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"The Good Doctor" has hardly reinvented the syrupy, tear-jerking medical drama.
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It was a syrupy thick summer evening in Brooklyn, abundant with promise.
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What grounds it is Khalid's singing, which unfolds in slow, syrupy drops.
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Guiltily, I throw in a selection of sweet, syrupy shirinee for me.
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Don't worry—we've got a good one, not just some bastardized, syrupy latte.
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Khadir gulps his glass of syrupy tea before he launches into a tirade.
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Cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until thick and syrupy, about 20 minutes.
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This syrupy life of Winston Churchill's effervescent mother, Jennie, exults in its limitations.
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Its tannins could be impenetrable, and the texture was sometimes thick and syrupy.
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Not a syrupy, manipulative empathy but a rigorous one, meant as a corrective.
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The maple syrup cuts through and it's the basis for a sweet, syrupy beer.
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Bodies removed of their flesh leak juices into a thick, syrupy stream of blood.
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Dessert was a sweet, dense slice of syrupy torta de laranja (orange roll cake).
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But the tangy, syrupy taste they leave behind is an ideal counterpoint to red meat.
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The tone of the columns tended to be syrupy and mawkish, filled with false cheer.
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Something about The Strokes' sparse, repetitious guitar riffs beneath Christina's seductive, syrupy vocals felt serendipitous.
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This is not to say that Willamette pinot noirs won't be syrupy, jammy and oaky.
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Cafes offer tiny cups of syrupy Middle Eastern coffee along with Sri Lanka's famous tea.
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How syrupy or watery the lava is depends on the kind of rocks being melted.
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The sausage was well spiced, and the egg and cheese worked with the syrupy McGriddle.
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Driving home at twilight, I'm sparking with energy, but my mind is syrupy with exhaustion.
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She was satisfied with a syrupy dessert riesling that tasted more like honey than wine.
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Cool completely (or it'll melt the butter too much and make a syrupy frosting!). 8.
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He replenished himself not with food, but with a syrupy red liquid to help maintain him.
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Americans historically wanted their carbonated water syrupy and sweet — bubbles belonged in soda, not plain water.
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It tasted slightly syrupy and more cherry-y than Coke-y, which I kind of liked.
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Remove your egg from its syrupy prison, submerge it in water, and add blue food die.
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It's full of bright, clean colours and bouncy electronics, with lyrics full of syrupy adolescent yearning.
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MANY of the songs, and there were at least 19603,500 of them, were syrupy and sentimental.
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Opening with soft, sparse piano keys, and syrupy vocals, Smith gives us a decadent self-confrontation.
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A glistening, golden pillow of syrupy apples fell into place over the flaky rye flour crust.
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A chunk of syrupy, ice cream covered waffle is fully visible in the man's open mouth.
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To make it, combine white wine with the zest of a lemon and reduce until syrupy.
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"It doesn't taste like the syrupy briskets that I've had at other people's houses," Hay says.
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The shoe features a waffle pattern, syrupy Nike swoosh and chicken and waffles art on the insole.
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Add sugar, red wine vinegar and balsamic vinegar; cook, undisturbed, until mixture is syrupy, about 3 minutes.
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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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She is fatally attracted to syrupy metaphors and has a tin ear when it comes to humor.
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Huilian Anderson's bee regimen revolves around Manuka honey, the syrupy strain native to New Zealand and Australia.
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On a recent afternoon, steam wafted from the griddle, adding a syrupy note to the humid air.
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Inside Mr Bewkes's office, as well as outside on its balcony, there is no room for syrupy sentimentality.
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Lately, he has resorted to giving the most endangered children syrupy medicines, for the glucose, further depleting supplies.
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This time, though, you're in a surreal dream of colors and syrupy, chopped-and-screwed-and-slowed beats.
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You know how you love to smother your ice cream in syrupy walnuts and cherries (the real kind)?
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The 12-year is more syrupy and has lost its citrus glow; instead, it resonates with caramel tones.
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And while many Old Fashioned cocktails can be syrupy, I found this one to be smooth and drinkable.
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For Oneman, the syrupy, slowed-down feeling of the drug translated into an increased fluidity in his DJing.
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Our favorites were floral, with stony mineral flavors and fruit that was juicy and appetizing rather than syrupy.
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The quality of balsamic matters; its sweet and syrupy flavor is almost impossible to reproduce any other way.
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They'd blend syrupy half-court possessions with one of the most surgical transition attacks the league has ever seen.
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In lieu of pumpkin pie, Ontarians often serve butter tarts, bite-sized pastry shells stuffed with a syrupy filling.
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No. The consensus was that it tasted overly syrupy, despite boasting zero grams of sugar and using natural sweeteners.
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The 2.95 dollars cost will provide you with a cold, syrupy blast of nostalgia worth 10 times the price.
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The syrupy track—produced by LA team League of Starz—hits all the marks for a Great Rap Song.
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MCDONALD'S — BACON EGG AND CHEESE MCGRIDDLE, $4.19 — McGriddles are sweet, syrupy, and soft to the point of being mushy.
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The luxurious White House stationery matches Mr. Kissinger's syrupy thanks for complimentary tickets to Broadway plays or the ballet.
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There is an innocuousness here in the words that Howard's voice, syrupy Southern with a side of ominousness, belies.
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There is an innocuousness here in the words that Howard's voice, syrupy Southern with a side of ominousness, belies.
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Serve the chicken with a vinegary cucumber salad and a pile of rice to soak up the syrupy glaze.
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"It's like a virgin Cape Cod or something," he said after taking a sip of the slightly syrupy drink.
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It does have this slow, syrupy feeling of what it meant when America was great again, before, you know?
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Outside Asia, these tend to be syrupy concoctions that border confection, but Mr. Chalothron keeps his structured and balanced.
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The cake layers house the bananas, which are roasted until golden and syrupy before being mashed into the batter.
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A thick stripe of syrupy, dense crimson drips down glass, its image juxtaposed in reflection on an adjacent surface.
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And they brought it out and you could obviously see that it was locust with this syrupy soy sauce cover.
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But it's also just fun to have a big, dumb, syrupy drink and they probably save some money on them.
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She indulges in the wonderful syrupy joys of life without inhibition, and doesn't care if society tells her she shouldn't.
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There's not much that's more heavenly than a fluffy-yet-crisp, syrupy, butter-drenched, freshly pressed waffle in the morning.
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In recent years Times Square has become a syrupy sweet haven for tourists and a hated destination for everyone else.
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Like so many books that pitch their material perfectly to toddlers, this one exudes comfort and love without being syrupy.
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As it cooks, it turns soft and syrupy, but never cloying, thanks to its own brisk acidity and some lemons.
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But the story is too shallow and the writing too syrupy to make for a thoughtful treatment of the subject.
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The real danger in a show like this is the syrupy affirmation of how life-changing the experience has been.
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When I got there, audience members were milling around, in the syrupy night air, waiting for the show to start.
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Or try making your own by simmering down pomegranate juice with a bit of sugar and lemon juice until syrupy.
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During the month surrounding Ramadan, the average Syrian family consumed 13 pounds of treats like syrupy knafeh and flaky bitlawa.
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The McGriddle buns are specially formulated with maple-syrup crystals to give a sweet, syrupy flavor without the sticky mess.
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"It's like the snow that gathers beside the road," Lu says in a syrupy monologue at the beginning of the video.
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Hummingbirds are the ultimate sugar junkies, lapping up the sweet syrupy nectar inside of flowers to get a quick energy boost.
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However, the film has a predictable plot and a syrupy sentimental ending that leaves Hart's character arc without a satisfying conclusion.
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You might find, under crisp, generously dressed leaves, a smattering of fried capers or a treasure of syrupy sherry-soaked dates.
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Bottles that I used to find almost syrupy are now sharp and focused, even when they do have some residual sugar.
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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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This version of the classic British dessert uses vegan margarine, nut milk, and coconut milk to recreate the spongy, golden, syrupy perfection.
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And you know those ubiquitous fried, syrupy bananas with ice-cream that they serve in many a Chinese establishment around the world?
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It is a departure from the syrupy romances and action flicks with colorful song-and-dance sequences that Bollywood is famous for.
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It seemed that the bubbles were struggling to fizz in the viscous, syrupy liquid, which only contributed to the cough medicine effect.
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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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You can order the simple fresh tofu, which is seasoned with grated ginger and a syrupy sauce of soy and dashi, chilled.
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To be sure, Augustin Daly, the playwright, was generous with the melodrama: Characters deliver expositional soliloquies, and emotions run deep and syrupy.
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Honey is sweet and glowing, a syrupy softness permeating the whole thing, as if she now inhabits a different, much easier energy.
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A common theme with chain restaurants seems to be that their cocktail menu, if offered, is full of overly sweet or syrupy concoctions.
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An old-school sundae glass filled with soft serve-style ice cream and mashed-up, syrupy strawberries is placed in front of me.
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He has painted a whole world out of syrupy vocals and glimmering synths and lyrics that mean something—now let's all step inside.
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How did a genre so indebted to early net culture provide the syrupy groundwork for some of the most innovative club music today?
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It has a thick, syrupy consistency, according to Dino Borri, head of buying for Eataly, and is used for finishing foods like Parmesan.
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Depending on the perfumer's vision, rose can smell fresh or feral, peppery or syrupy, whisper light or as dank as a mossy cave.
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In the window of the Abou Arabi Haider Damascene Gourmet Sweets shop sat an intricately terraced mountain of baklava, glistening in syrupy sweat.
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On the other end, Lopez's syrupy foot speed disrupts Walton's desire to fulfill a switch-happy scheme popularized by the Golden State Warriors.
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" On the next screen, Schwieterman showed me concentrations of gamma-Decalactone, which suggests "fruity, creamy, peach and apricot with a syrupy, fatty nuance.
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It turns out limoncello isn't always the sickly sweet, syrupy drink you're often given for free after a meal in an Italian restaurant.
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New sugar alternatives are popping up, including syrupy reductions from fruit sources like monk fruit, pomegranates, coconut, and dates, according to Whole Foods.
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These appearances by children, and the occasionally more syrupy tone of the show compared with that of Lewis's books, does give me pause.
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I stew the rhubarb quickly with sugar until it is just cooked and syrupy, and then toss the cooled compote with the strawberries.
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Those little pips are tart, sweet and so delicious when eaten by the handful, juiced or reduced down to a syrupy thick molasses.
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For you, maybe that's the sweet, syrupy smell of rolling out of bed to your dad whipping up waffles on a lazy Saturday morning.
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Koerner's gaman manifests through the "chemigrams" he creates—tintypes that are made from two plates sandwiched together and doused with a syrupy collodion sauce.
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The Dumbest Play in Basketball Theoretically, the Golden State Warriors are most "vulnerable" when playing in a syrupy game against a patient, disciplined offense.
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At the time, she was a Cantopop singer best known for her relatively alternative take on the syrupy mainstream ballads that typify the genre.
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These wine coolers may not have that much in common, taste-wise, with the syrupy tropical citrus, peach, and wildberry flavored coolers of yore.
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About a month ago, I wrote about their "GREEN!" death siren; why Minnesota's syrupy disposition in the open floor was so unnerving and detrimental.
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This big, powerful, expensive, often syrupy red is made from the same set of grapes as Valpolicella, primarily corvina, with some rondinella and corvinone.
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Frosty, syrupy beverages have even earlier origins, dating back to the Roman empire, when emperor Nero sipped on icy drinks sweetened with honey -- nature's Slurpee.
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Instead of sending out Valentine's Day cards with syrupy message about roses and chocolate, why not share a razor-sharp quote from The Favourite instead?
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It had presented the illusion of choice, while, in reality, nearly every entree was a familiar Chinese-American concoction of syrupy proteins and starchy rice.
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In my opinion, the syrupy taste of the spongy McGriddle was subtle and pleasant but, unfortunately, the chicken was not as crispy as it looked.
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"I Trusted You" is no exception, and sees the artist deliver some syrupy soft vocals over slow, warped production alongside a freaky festive visual. Enjoy!
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If you typically add milk and a little sweetener to your cup, but don't like things to get too syrupy sweet — this one's for you.
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Here, some are cooked down with a little sugar until syrupy, their somewhat elusive flavor condensed into a compote that is baked inside the tart.
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Her first album, Age Ain't Nothing but a Number, was made in R. Kelly's image, mirroring his syrupy fusion of hip-hop and R&B.
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But syrupy eggs didn't quite do the trick for Taco Bell, which stopped serving the waffle taco a year after it was rolled out nationwide.
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Netflix is kicking off its new family slate this week with the reboot of "Full House," the popular, syrupy comedy from the late 1980s and 1990s.
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It rests in a lonely corner, a nearby lamp illuminating its resting place in stark contrast to the syrupy darkness overtaking the rest of the room.
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Because Muslims are not allowed to drink wine or alcohol, syrupy fruit juices called sherbets and other confections were created for religious ceremonies and royal gatherings.
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We always use candy caps in sweet applications, so I thought it was going to taste like a really maple syrupy beer but it tasted good.
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Gone are the jagged electric thwacks that pound on songs like "Don't Fucking Tell Me What To Do," replaced instead by a deep and syrupy glow.
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I especially liked sauces, which, in their textural variety—thick or thin, translucent or cloudy, syrupy or velvety—taught me the subtle poetry of haute cuisine.
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I also swapped out the bit of tomato in the classic dish for a final gloss of syrupy balsamic vinegar, the better to complement the grenache.
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Pepsi may hail from the Carolinas, but down there we swear by Cheerwine, a syrupy soda similar to a cross between Cherry Coke and Dr. Pepper.
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It goes soft and syrupy while remaining tart, and you can brush its sauce on the roasting bird to help take its skin crisp and bronze.
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This easy salad has a powerfully tart dressing, thanks to a good ¼ cup of syrupy pomegranate molasses, and is complemented by mint and nutty wild rice.
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During more syrupy bits, I began to think of the show as "This Is UK." And yet this mild artificiality winds up serving the show's purposes.
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When it was over, I walked through the aromatic ruins of an incinerated liquor store, its floor a syrupy mess of broken glass, green and amber.
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Gou's penchant for layered sound design design and syrupy acid lines are all evident on this cut from her recent EP for Ninja Tune's Technicolour imprint.
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It's the perfect corrective to slip away and watch when the season gets too syrupy — and you might just make a small discovery about yourself, too.
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Like so many activities we undertake automatically - scrolling Instagram for hours, or mainlining syrupy lattes, it's only in its absence that we realize the toll it takes.
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This is far from a typical storyline for Indian film, which more often promises movie-goers a diet of syrupy romances, family dramas or all-action flicks.
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If you have a hankering for a mixed drink, avoid sugar- and cream-filled options and stick to those that use club soda instead of syrupy mixers.
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In a post on its website titled "About those Bud Light ads," Miller took a jab at its rival and explained why brewers use the syrupy sweetener.
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He's pouring water against the curved side of a spoon, directly into the corner of the 7-by-20203-inch, Cambro container filled with the syrupy agave.
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That same mix gave birth to baklava, the crisp, syrupy dessert whose exquisiteness derives from the kitchens of sumptuous Ottoman palaces in 15th- and 16th-century Istanbul.
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By day three or four oh, this is going to sound so syrupy but I knew I wanted to spend the rest of my life with her.
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He uses every inch of his range, but his voice can only go so far; when he pushes it to the brink, it turns syrupy and clotted.
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There's a hint of Aja's old love of shock-value horror in this film, but it's blunted by syrupy fake sentiment, mismanaged twists, and half-baked plotlines.
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With some politicians also debating whether the military should convert to a voluntary service, the K-pop bands serve as syrupy agitprop and a potential recruiting tool.
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In the opening moments of her new track "NO," Meghan Trainor lets us think that we may be in for another syrupy sweet, doo-wop-inspired hit.
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While the pudding is steaming, melt the remaining 100 grams sugar in 100 ml water over a gentle flame, then boil for 1–2 minutes until syrupy.
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"In in full control, I'm not lost / Even when it's love, even when it's not," sings Lindsey Jordan, her strong, syrupy voice gliding over melodic, open riffs.
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The huge, syrupy beats are the ideal backdrop for the tag team approach he takes with fellow Chicago hero Jeremih, with whom he spits the catchy hook.
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TROON, Scotland — With the wind thrashing and the rain clouds hanging heavy in the sky late Friday morning, Royal Troon was no place for long, syrupy swings.
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But whether he's working with busted electronics, conjuring textured drones, or crooning over a syrupy synth line, there's a magnetism that unites all of Rahbek's disparate material.
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For most of the opening performance on Tuesday, I found myself faulting Mr. Domingo's judgment: The music is an unappealing mix of syrupy textures and tart harmonies.
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I like pickled cherry peppers most, however, when they're used in sauce and ladled onto meat: spicy and fragrant and slightly syrupy, what the Italians call agrodolce.
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Made from handpicked beans infused in pineapple brandy, with vanilla beans added, the coffee liqueur delivers bright, lightly acidic coffee flavor and some sweetness without being syrupy.
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They put in $500,000 each to carbonate and globally market T.C. Pharma's caffeine-powered syrupy energy drink popular in Thailand among laborers, taxi drivers and jet-lagged tourists.
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John Randall's vocals are rough and syrupy, and Kellie Everett's baritone saxophone only emphasizes his drawls and wails, making for an exciting mix of blues, punk, and folk.
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For Bachelorette fans who watch the show for the emotional deconstruction of grown men, this is when hours of contextual investment pay off in sweet, syrupy boy tears.
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Then I look up various versions of treacle tart online and decide to follow one that uses oatmeal instead of white bread crumbs to thicken the syrupy filling.
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What it's known and remembered most for, however, is Edwards' smooth and syrupy bassline, which would become one of the most sampled—and stolen—sounds in popular music.
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When Unearthly Trance first summoned their blackened brand of thick, syrupy doom at the turn of the millennium, the genre wasn't nearly as popular as it is today.
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This recipe comes from Katey Red, a born and bred New Orleanian and bounce musician, so you know it's better than any bottled syrupy mess of daiquiri mix.
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The sharpness of the lime slices through the syrupy strawberry sweetness, while the heat of the chili makes for an exciting mouthfeel when paired with the slushie's iciness.
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Ellen Reid's score is accessible in the best way, disconcertingly sweet without being syrupy, with occasional whispers of choral voices so soft they're almost more odor than sound.
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Then there was this guy making thick coffee, he'd make the coffee and stir it and add more grounds to the mixture until it was this syrupy paste.
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But applying throttle and letting the motor do its thing is rather rewarding, and the power delivery is so syrupy that it keeps you coming back for more.
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Given a choice through experiments, bats choose syrupy nectars, with 60 percent sugar — but the plants they pollinate in the wild produce watery nectars with 20 percent sugar.
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In his Met debut, the young American conductor Ward Stare gave a lilting, relaxed reading of the score, occasionally overindulgent of slower, lyrical moments but never too syrupy.
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The photo itself is as syrupy sweet as you can imagine: a grainy black-and-white photo shows the newly-engaged couple hamming it up, with clothing conspicuously absent.
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"Like so many activities we undertake automatically - scrolling Instagram for hours, or mainlining syrupy lattes, it's only in its absence that we realize the toll it takes," Thomas wrote.
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Wednesday's disjunctive highlight was "Amore," a syrupy ballad-singing introduction leading into speedy power-metal riffing and huge melodies better fit for anime-series theme songs, if not Broadway.
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It's a time for drinking syrupy seasonal coffee drinks, wearing big warm sweaters, and finding the time in your life to play the incoming onslaught of holiday game releases.
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Suga Free was similarly syrupy, but his jargon was derived from the oral traditions of manicured procurers; E-40's slang, by using context clues, is more easily decipherable.
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It thrives in hot weather, for one thing, and ultra-ripe expressions of grenache can be syrupy thick in their sweet, jammy fruitiness and portlike in their alcoholic power.
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They've shepherded records into the world from the futurist dancehall crew Equiknoxx, as well as members of the collective like the sunny producer Florentino and the syrupy vocalist Fox.
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When it was my turn to bring in snacks for the classroom, I brought trays of homemade kalo jam — fat, round, syrupy Bangladeshi sweets — and was only mildly embarrassed.
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Gone are syrupy Shirley Temple variants and lazy, tequila-free margaritas; mixologists are instead giving alcohol-less options the same care and attention they do to their standard cocktails.
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Three giant burning effigies of the 10-headed Hindu villain Ravana and his family crackle into the night, and hundreds of cooks fry up syrupy, spice-laced Indian sweets.
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It disappears almost as soon as you've noticed it — in fact, the first violin seems determined to put it firmly in the past, veering into a syrupy little dance.
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There at its heart is Madrid, with its wide streets and wedding-cake buildings, and there to its east is Barcelona, with its palm trees and syrupy afternoon sun.
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Frontman Daniel Daley anchors the group's sound in classic R&B conventions, while producer Nineteen85 provides the pair with a clever combination of sinister trap beats and syrupy-sweet synths.
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But he was keen to bestow his hospitality, despite the topic of conversation, doling out tastes of sticky baklava or syrupy semolina cake on nearly every one of my visits.
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Each with an overtly peppy, chromatic environment filled with an army of young, ponytailed women rapidly mixing and pouring the syrupy concoctions for the endless parade of drive-thru customers.
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While garnished with everything from banana dolphins to umbrellas, imbibers will be happy to note the drinks are not the syrupy cream of coconut concoctions many automatically associate with tiki.
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"Blast" is the first single from his upcoming debut studio album 32 Levels, and it's proof that Volpe's wordless hip-hop — glacial, syrupy, and totally menacing — still packs a punch.
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Syrupy strings and pristine pianos contrast with Tyler's gravelly flow — and then the song flips, with a quaking, Neptunes-inspired beat coming in alongside an impeccable Frank Ocean hook. —E.
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There's a few syrupy drops of Bucky left, but I don't feel up to it and have to look away as it's passed around to dribble down chin after chin.
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He then layers on sheets of fiberglass and a coating of epoxy resin in a room heated to between 28 and 210 degrees, which helps keep the syrupy resin malleable.
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Morgan was going to have to ask the girl to repeat everything three times, which was going to feel like being drowned slowly in a vat of syrupy, double-synthesized bourbon.
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We're grappling with the overwhelming expectation to, as one syrupy corner of the Internet gushes, "be fearless in the pursuit of what sets your soul on fire" while also making rent.
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The monster, syrupy riffs that splatter across the album sound like flamethrowers drenched in chainsaws—yes, that's right: flamethrowers drenched in chainsaws—while maintaining a bizarrely beautiful melody within the chaos.
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I often make it without fruit, but I like it even more in rhubarb season, when the poached stalks add a tangy, syrupy juiciness that somehow makes the cake seem lighter.
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This bottle, the 20153 Bussola Classico Superiore TB, was syrupy and 15.5 percent alcohol, and against the others, which ranged from 11.5 to 13.5 percent, it was more Amarone than Ripasso.
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Texts where "each leaf crackled when turned, as if the books had been waterlogged and poorly dried"; and "the syrupy tang of motor oil, the whiskey of petrol" in a garage.
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He's picked up Top 40 lyrics, jumbled them around, and come up with contrived pop tracks that run from corn syrupy Imagine Dragons "whoahs" to superficial morning-after Jesus-in-Ibiza shite.
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She scoops a grassy, barely sweet green-tea sorbet onto white chocolate ganache, and garnishes it with coin-size meringues that break easily, then strings syrupy, candied yuzu zest across it all.
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Often, faith has been relegated to syrupy treatments ("Touched by an Angel"), used as a vehicle for supernatural plots (see Fox's "The Exorcist," coming this fall, and Cinemax's "Outcast") or ignored altogether.
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It's an allusion to the bland family sitcoms of the nineteen-eighties, when syrupy, anti-racist "very special episodes" dominated prime-time comedy (think "Family Ties"), treating color blindness as a virtue.
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"I came out here to buy an ounce, only to buy an outer ring," Mr. Mieses, 65, said on a recent Friday afternoon of the eight-inch syrupy log he'd just purchased.
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If reviews of Lay's Chicken & Waffles chips are any indication, we can probably expect this to taste a little like a syrupy Chicken in a Biskit—which, to be honest, sounds fine.
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Naturally, not everything here could be fresh: the syrupy 1950s childhood, complete with flashes of darkness which foreshadow the themes of his work, were recently explored in documentary David Lynch: The Art Life.
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ABC's "The Good Doctor" (anyone notice a pattern in the titles?) is a sort of syrupy reverse "House" in which the diagnoses come not from a misanthrope but a well-meaning autistic savant.
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Since the first moment we were all about that bass, the pop star has stuck to a signature: Rapunzel-like hair, unbelievably long lashes, and a sweet but not syrupy peaches-and-cream complexion.
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While Johannesburg has coffee shops in virtually all shopping malls and a wide choice in most well-to-do suburbs, Starbucks brings a range of syrupy lattes that are less common in South Africa.
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Featuring Carly Rae Jepsen's sweet, syrupy vocals over a super maximalist beat, the track is like a fizzy drink that's been vigorously shaken and opened straight afterwards, spraying sugary pop melodies in every direction.
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Meanwhile, If You're Reading This It's Too Late unofficially kick-started a "Cool Toronto" movement in hip-hop that's even inspired American artists to sing-rap over syrupy-slow, 90s R&B-sampling beats.
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There are other essentials, sure, like sugar, canned tomatoes, and medical supplies, but the presumption is that all those syrupy baked beans are vital to the country's sustenance—and maybe even to its happiness.
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That freedom is drawing craft distillers who feel crowded out of the whiskey market and, at the same time, see an opportunity to remake American brandy as something other than a syrupy-sweet concoction.
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The first Waajeed tracks were low-slung instrumental hip-hop at its most blunt-soaked, while Electric Street Orchestra, a more recent project alongside "Mad" Mike Banks, fuses acidic techno with syrupy spoken word.
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Aristophanes' own songs are chock full of the syrupy, idiosyncratic productions and poetic lyrics drawn from her deep interest in literature and classic philosophy, made in collaboration with producers she finds on—where else?
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Although the local version still exists, even adding Australian favourites such as the flat white, the assortment of syrupy and Americanised variations of coffee (frappuccino, what the hell?) was never really a hit with Aussies.
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On Cold Devil, Drakeo raps with a patient, almost syrupy cadence that sounds like a tanker truck full of honey caught aflame, or mercury leaking from a shattered thermometer, or a mudslide hitting a confectionary.
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Boil a few tablespoons of vinegar and an equal measure of sugar or honey, add a pinch of red pepper flakes, and let it simmer until the whole thing is syrupy and reduced by half.
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A recent study of field beans — conducted by the lab that studied bee vomit — found that some flowers produced a light ambrosia of 15 percent sugar, while others went up to a syrupy 57 percent.
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Offensive success for this team will ultimately boil down to shot-making, and secondarily to their ability to draw two defenders to the ball and exorcise any and all syrupy player movement from every possession.
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Police conducted a search and found marijuana in the Altima as well as "a cup filled with a syrupy liquid known as Sizzurp, which is also known as Lean or Purple Drank" in the rapper's possession.
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And while we're weighing the merits of mental cleanses versus healthier habits — oh, and dealing with all those syrupy engagement posts on our newsfeed — we're also thinking about doing a major detox on our product collections.
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Two years later, Honest aimed for the charts even more blatantly, and while many declared it a solid if unexciting follow-up at the time, in retrospect its syrupy ballads and toned-down hooks sound clumsy.
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Right now, Walmart has the Black + Decker Belgian flip waffle maker on sale, so you can make your syrupy dreams come true for just $19.99 — while getting a savings of 39% off its usual price tag.
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But a simple arugula salad with pecorino sardo, syrupy vincotto and lemon oil was a great companion for a better pizza topped with San Marzano tomatoes, prosciutto, black truffle shavings and a sunny-side-up egg.
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"Dancing Queen" may be your mom's favorite song, but underneath that shuffling rhythm, twinkling piano and syrupy chorus façade was a devastating song meticulously arranged and disguised to give the listener a false sense of happiness.
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As a final garnish and to get even more fruit on the plate, I add a vivid topping of strawberries that have been macerated in sugar, lime and grated ginger until they turn syrupy and aromatic.
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Actually, the culprit was likely the Slow Reveal, which encourages anything but: a syrupy accelerant in a bisected brass pineapple, the round belly of the bottom half balanced on the stiff fronds of the top half.
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Spoiler alert: There aren't spray-tanned Oompa Loompas in shorteralls, suspect fizzy lifting drinks, or bad egg-sorting rooms — but you will find robotic arms, a syrupy-sugar mixture called "slurry," and a "belly flop" sorting bin.
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It's technically a lyric video, meaning that you can sing "profiting from war, fighting as a victim, always wanting more, trying to trick your brothers, get them to fight it for ya" alongside Julian Casablancas' syrupy drawl.
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But in the cities, the vast majority are somei-yoshino, a cloned variety that flowers for a mere eight days or so in spring, evoking syrupy delight as its mist of pink blossoms billow in the wind.
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You'll encounter them in airports and at coffee stops, in drugstores and supermarkets: sad plastic troughs stuffed with iceberg lettuce, rubbery cherry tomatoes, downtrodden chicken strips dryer than the Sahara, and an aggravating cup of syrupy vinaigrette.
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The collective—which also includes Freakshow, Famous Pat, Bankroll Marky, Boogie Snow and Rim—offers a seemingly endless flow of output, consistently feeding fans looking for a street rap fix—available in syrupy, sinister and melodic varieties.
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The bitterness of the dark stout balances with the sweet, syrupy condensed milk in this punch, and then the whole thing is tipped right over the edge into perfection with an extra splash of overproof Jamaican rum.
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He clearly likes being on TV and is possessed of a polished on-camera presence, customized earpieces (molded especially for each ear) and a repertoire of syrupy banter and evasion skills well suited to times like this.
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A dish by that name is unknown in Italy, and there is no corresponding French recipe (although the sauce is a little bit like a beurre blanc, with butter whisked into a syrupy reduction of white wine).
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Don't be scared on the name of the latter – I personally loathe syrupy sweet drinks but this has just enough of a subtle sweetness that it really acts as more of a back note in the drink.
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Martin passed around cookies and cups of syrupy blackcurrant juice, leaving purple stains on a makeshift ice bar, and after an hour of wandering inside the tunnels, we crawled back out to Tequila and into a snowstorm.
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Scripted stories strive to acknowledge that in their own way, whether syrupy melodramas and meet-cute rom-coms—but it's the ersatz verité of these gaudy dating shows that fully captures the shaggy unpredictability of passion and partnership.
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Largely built around the aesthetics of lowrider culture, coupled with the slickness of modern pop, her long line of self-directed videos are colourful and hyper-feminine, with syrupy-sweet vocals that wrap around the production like honey.
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Toss them with butter and a little raw sugar, spread them out on a rimmed sheet pan, put the pan on the grill and let the peaches turn caramelized and syrupy — and perfect to spoon over ice cream.
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After 20-or-so-odd years of experimentation, I've found something that works for me, so voluntarily dropping that in favor of slathering a thick, syrupy concoction on my face sounded like my idea of skin-care hell.
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Los Nahuales has a richly fruity, smoky aroma, feels almost syrupy in the mouth, and suggests ripe peaches emboldened by alcoholic heat that clocks in at 47.8 percent: Los Nahuales Metodo Antiguo (blanco), $72 for 750 milliliters, caddellwilliams.com.
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"French Cancan," an accomplished, if syrupy, musical of the Moulin Rouge, brings the exhibition back to Pierre-Auguste Renoir's Montmartre, though Toulouse-Lautrec was a greater influence on its sequences of high-kicking dancers and absinthe-swilling patrons.
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High Rhode eschews even a hint of sugar, delivering instead a syrupy yet astringent citrus flavor, with a bitter undertone and an intensely herbal nose, producing a flavor that somehow splits the difference between grapefruit juice and Jagermeister.
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Even though consumers continue to turn away from sugary, syrupy sodas, the stocks of PepsiCo and Coca-Cola are trading near historic highs, in part because they have been able to maintain or even increase pricing on soda.
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He starts with scrutinizing what makes up the flavor of chicken and waffles — the herbs you use, the buttery crunch of the bready exterior, the syrupy sweetness — and then replicates that as best as he can through chemical means.
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Around 1979, I had my first "cocktail" in the O'Neill House pub when I was 10, slim belly to the bar, a syrupy Shirley Temple in my hand as a man sang "Four Green Fields" on the tiny stage.
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Everything else can go in at the same time: a juicy lemon's worth of juice, a glug of syrupy pomegranate molasses to sweeten it and lots of olive oil and walnuts to mellow out the dip and add texture.
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The syrupy concoction is a crucial ingredient for making feathered headdresses, hide quivers, obsidian-blade sticks and other forms of ceremonial dance ornaments, or regalia, that are at once works of art and living conduits to the spirit world.
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But after cheering the Cosmic Girls as that 13-piece group bounced up and down in unison singing their syrupy hit "Happy," Mr. Nam said he hoped that North Korea could hear "the sound of freedom" from the south.
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Beijing-born Wong's icy demeanor and eclectic music tastes ranging from syrupy love songs to off-kilter trip-hop and Buddhist-infused folktronica have made her one of the biggest stars in the Chinese speaking world of the last three decades.
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I was at Wake Forest University in North Carolina as their media expert-in-training—if I may do a little name dropping—and there was a young lady who I met who had the thickest, most syrupy flow, country accent.
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"If you say you want to create a post [on the Facebook group], it has to be approved by a moderator and they never approve anything except for the super syrupy stuff," said Solis, the Shipt shopper in the Dallas area.
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An avuncular image of Xi during his early years in office, which led to a folksy nickname - "Xi Dada", or "Uncle Xi" - and syrupy songs about his looks, was stamped out in early 2016 to avoid creating a cult of personality.
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And yet, since John Pemberton tried out his carbonated concoction on the customers of a pharmacy in Atlanta, Georgia—now the fabled home of Coca-Cola, as his brew came to be called—the syrupy fizz has taken hold, seemingly ineradicably.
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Their sound lands somewhere between the energetic scrappiness of bands like Joyce Manor and the syrupy sweetness of 90s bands like Letters To Cleo, with a little math rock twist thrown in, but to summarise using the modern parlance: it bangs.
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Like the "growing up is good" morals that always make an unconvincing appearance at the end of Judd Apatow films, or the syrupy sentiment drizzled over the end of Adam Sandler movies, The Boss' end notes feel fake and unearned.
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The same talents that made him a brilliant clown on Saturday Night Live for almost twelve years would have made him a heartthrob in the studio era: the elastic extremities, the syrupy tenor voice, the chiseled face that is almost symmetrical.
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Whether it was CG honey dripping onto floating balls, gelatin dominoes plopping on top of each other in slow succession, or a strange metal sphere turning a lounge chair into a gloppy mess, primetimeslime was a syrupy treat to behold.
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Also, I thought a small shot of PSL syrup in the bottom of a champagne flute would act a little like Chambord in prosecco: class it up a little, give it the overall effect of a sort of syrupy craft ale.
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Her syrupy vocals and dark lyrics will inevitably draw comparisons to Lana Del Rey, but she also just sounds like Hollywood in general, embracing a style and aesthetic that lives there: neon colors, plump lips, motel rooms and cult cinema.
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I meet Rosthchild in Kuli Alma, his favourite Tel Aviv nightclub and also a place known for championing the Tubi phenomenon by serving not just shots of the stuff, but Tubi and tonic cocktails and even a syrupy Tubi slushy.
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When Stewart was in the fourth grade, the family moved from South Carolina to Washington, D.C., where Mr. Lupton, armed with a Michael Jackson obsession and what he called a "syrupy accent," met Mr. Martin and began playing in bands.
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On the first page I experienced syrupy-sweet poetry, a siren song for a lost love — "light of my life, fire of my loins" — I became a part of Humbert's seemingly innocent desire — lost in a eulogy of ashen lust.
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"The Choice" is the 11th film to ooze from the syrupy scribblings of Nicholas Sparks, who informs us in the publicity notes that he considers it to be "even more memorable and profound" than his 1996 sobfest, "The Notebook" (filmed in 2004).
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Tracks like "Inside the Mattress" and "Wicked" find our hero Nayvadius Cash in his finest form: an intoxicating blend of syrupy bass and lyrics that are raw, self-destructive, desperate, careless, sick, hopeless—unwilling to compromise reckless decision making or even recognize pain.
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Songs like "Blur" and "Beautiful Wreck" and "Hollywood" soak you in pure color, their vivid lyrics about new crushes and soured romance and Californian dreams delivered in a voice that goes from syrupy soft to ferocious in the length of a line.
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Among its cluster of spaced-out instrumentals is "Abyss," the lone vocal-led track featuring Norwegian vocalist/producer Ida Dillan, whose syrupy vocals, atop a bare sonic palette of crystalline layer of hi-hats and looming, ethereal synths, seem to slow down time.
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Dipping and diving between panicky percussive sounds, syrupy static, and fragmented melodies before you can really latch onto any specific rhythm, it's a record of constant motion, a forward momentum that comes from the twitchy diversity of the sounds that make it up.
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Tomorrow morning, you can tip a cup or so into a small pot along with a big pat of butter and a few glugs of maple syrup, and let those simmer together over medium heat until the result is syrupy and fragrant.
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And the former Air Force lawyer with the syrupy Southern drawl has given himself room to maneuver with Trump by backing the president's foreign policy swerves as well as tariffs that are beginning to hit the Palmetto State's agriculture and manufacturing industries.
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Then, Hannah Diamond shyly shuffled around the stage to her syrupy, TK Maxx vocals—"Baby I wish that/we could just meet at a party/I think we could have great chemistry"—as front-row fans clutched at her fur-cuffed Dior sleeves.
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You can see it in his eyes, in that flowing, gray-streaked beard and in the low, thoughtful rumble of his voice—a voice that bears both a warm, syrupy New Orleans drawl and a weathered hoarseness earned after years and years of strain.
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Plucked and arpeggiated harp, aching violin, and a syrupy string section pack into a concise pop structure and burst at the seams, yearning to expand beyond the limits of McCartney's melody line yet kept from gooping over the edges of the song's airtight space.
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Building upon the elemental happy hardcore sounds which were bread and olive-oil for veteran Sammy, in the true Balearic spirit of revival and reinvention he sensed unexplored potential in Adams' syrupy ballad, a pleasant dissonance between his patent euphoric trance and Adams' cloying lyricism.
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It took Little Rocket Man just seven months to go from President Trump calling him "a sick puppy," to "very talented" during the post-summit press conference, to syrupy praise of Kim Jong-un during the president's interview in Singapore with Fox News' Bret Baier.
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But as we ate, the duck's rich, round fat wound together the flavors of star anise and ginger, and the bites of tofu released waves of savory, syrupy sauce, and I told her I was sure that her grandmother would be just fine with this.
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While New Orleans is best-known for its sludgy, slow, syrupy musical output, the standout tracks on this particular comp belong to the shorter, faster, snappier punk bands like Short Leash and GLUT, as well as Ossacrux's epic crust and Fat Stupid Ugly People's beer-soaked crossover.
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But our suggestion, on this particular Pi Day, would be Callie Speer's chess pie, a Southern classic that is filled with neither syrupy fruit nor whipped fluff, as so many pies are, but with a sweet, creamy, tart filling of buttermilk and vanilla and Meyer lemon.
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Despite the film's syrupy sweetness, it takes some risks (in a musical interlude, the immigration official who has shredded Aja's passport sings a tasteless number about deporting him to Spain), and its relentless earnestness is tough to resist, even as the film sugarcoats intimations of real danger.
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Funeral is the better of the two—mostly because it presents Wayne in a glorious polyphonic: seesawing between his more free-associative AutoTuned gurgle and the pop avant-garde, all of it over trap-thick beats, syrupy screw-pacing, occasional soul flourishes, and granite-hard cool.
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If Wayne before prison was a syrupy mess who people were afraid might kill himself with drugs, Wayne after prison was a more lighthearted pop entertainer who just wanted to spend his time skateboarding and had to be careful to avoid violating his probation with drugs.
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On 1981's BGM, the band built an entire universe from the sort of sawtooth synths that would influence acts like The Human League and Eurythmics, while lush ballads like "Expected Way" (from 1983's Naughty Boys) indulged in the syrupy-sweet strings of London's biggest New Romantics.
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Hooks are what make the record go 'round, synthetic bells and fizzle and pitched percussion and gleaming keyboards, pink fluffy puffy bouncy explosive squealing sugary syrupy cotton candy slick streamlined crafted softcore erotica, keyed to the contrast between the lightness of her sound and the smokiness of her voice.
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Deeper in his catalog, Wayne was plowing through weird Auto-Tune experiments, letting the effect drench his vocals in a syrupy haze, his interests lying as much in pushing the technology to create weirder and weirder sounds as they once had in dropping the most tightly crafted bars.
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Tied together with syrupy, garage riffs and slow, spaced out drums, each song on Spinnerette sounds a bit like the next, making the whole thing a weirdly concise sonic object—something you'd play from beginning to end, maybe without really paying attention, but being absorbed by it anyway.
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LAS MARÍAS, P.R. — Inside a dark school sheltering families left homeless by landslides and hurricane winds, bottled water was getting so scarce on Monday that relief workers parceled out one small plastic cup to go with each person's dinner of hot dogs, rice and beans and syrupy apricots.
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When someone who's made a home in Brooklyn takes the train out to newly gentrified Montauk, they're passing through a lot of misery—the sort that might make you want to pour every clear spirit into a glass, add a dash of corn-syrupy Coca-Cola, and forget.
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With a "poor" rating of 69 on Beer Advocate (one user notes that they "simply couldn't even entertain myself with this and had to eventually pour it out") and a slightly sweet, corn-syrupy flavor, this beer has its problems but can serve a real purpose in the correct setting.
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"I don't wanna be 16 / When I was 16 I was so fragile and so lonely / Insecure," Fauness sings, her voice syrupy sweet and lilting, cushioned between jangly, grunge-pop guitar riffs, sounding like something Letters to Cleo or Hoku might have released in the late 90s or early 2000s.
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"The olivine crystals folks are finding on the ground scattered about are from violently ejected basalt [a type of lava] blobs wherein the embedded, earlier-formed olivine crystals are freed from their surrounding pahoehoe [syrupy lava] basalt liquid," Stanley Mertzman, a volcanologist at Franklin and Marshall College, said over email.
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It's a time for drinking syrupy seasonal coffee drinks, wearing big warm sweaters, and finding the time in your life to play the incoming... Montblanc isn't the first company to try and bridge the worlds of analog and digital note-taking, but it does want to be the most stylish.
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But looking back, I now realize I should have gone searching for Greek restaurants instead — where my family&aposs presence would have been felt in the flaky tiropitakias, the thick pastitsio (a baked pasta dish with layers of macaroni and ground meat topped with béchamel sauce), and the syrupy desserts.
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The focus was on classic Valpolicella, a light, crisp style that once was well-known and popular but over the last few decades has been eclipsed partly by its sibling in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy, Amarone della Valpolicella, a big, powerful, alcoholic and often syrupy wine informally known as Amarone.
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His bars are littered with drug and pop culture references from Gundam Wing to The Labyrinth, with many of them draped over that thick syrupy Clams Casino production, and he's previously described himself as "Charlie Chaplin mixed with Eric Clapton, if they both were black men who had just started rapping," so there's that.
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The movie "gets a little syrupy at times," Neil Genzlinger wrote in his review for The Times, but Genzlinger added that Spinney is "forthright and engaging throughout," and that the film ultimately "reminds us that even the most omnipresent cultural phenomena were created by someone, usually through a combination of hard work and happenstance."
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The nasty sounds coming out of strip clubs and biker bars in John McMahon's first novel, THE GOOD DETECTIVE (Putnam, $27), are nothing like the syrupy voices of the Old South, and a contrast to the lovely and moving interior monologues of a 15-year-old boy narrating the particulars of his own murder.
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A renowned private detective named Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig, with a syrupy Southern drawl) arrives to help law enforcement determine if his death was, in fact, the suicide it appears to be, or the work of one of his family members — each of whom is revealed, over the course of the film, to have reason to kill him.
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That tumble of clauses pushing you forward, letting you get tangled up in the syntax and luxuriate in the syrupy, gleaming wood; the nerdy joy of throwing in the highboys along with the more mundane kinds of furniture; that last evocative image of Gilded Age New York: it's hedonistic to read and it carries a nearly physical pleasure.
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Had I been given only the synthetic, I would have found it divine — syrupy, sweet, like something I'd like to lap up — but the natural jasmine and even more so the aged natural jasmine made the synthetic seem, in retrospect, simplistic, shallow, somehow relegated only to the front of my nose as opposed to the deep recesses of my throat and tongue.
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Though the musical-as-TV-show (or even just the TV show about music) has been around for decades, Glee might have been the modern standard bearer for a particular kind of musical TV. It did something special: underneath the bright colors and syrupy pop covers, there was a deep well of very relatable pain drawn from the high school experience.
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Whether these tunes are orchestrated with syrupy strings and rippling harps as in Richard Tauber's "Du bist die Welt für mich," which lends the program its title, or set with a jazz shimmer like Stolz's "Im Traum hast Du mir alles erlaubt" ("In my dream you allowed me everything") this is music like liqueur: sweet, sticky and apt to loosen listeners up .
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When: March 210–28 / Friday, Saturday: 25am–225pm; Sunday: 503am–250pm ($210) Where: Metropolitan Pavilion (296 West 18th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) I'd never choose to set foot in Scope, but there's something comforting about the fact that it's there every year — this time with 69 exhibitors — showing its reliable mix of "edgy" street art, heavy-handed, selfie-baiting sculpture, tacky photorealist painting, and other syrupy wonders.
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I can't tell you how much pride I took in that moment, the same syrupy pride I take when sitting on a subway car where no two faces, no two histories, seem alike, and feeling nothing but minding-our-own-business good will I felt the same watching all our children in the park, knowing that they must recognize difference but see nothing in it to fear.
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His work on display here, "Big Bathers, Another Judgment" (1984), is a parody of the Judgment of Paris, with a multiracial cast of characters — fleshy, awkward, but defiantly beautiful nudes, with skin tones ranging from juicy pink to syrupy umber — surrounded by a tranquil but turbulently colored landscape: magenta clouds, cobalt blue sky, violet shoreline, and a gray-green body of water that looks like an acid bath.
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"Slow Love" fashions a replicated musical period piece complete with piano bedrock, restrained drums not so much driving as following the melody, and sappy strings swathing the whole thing in a cozy, syrupy blanket, then adds a historically anachronistic saxophone that, without turning the song into swing, after the first chorus continues to solo in the background for pretty much the rest of the song, swelling up with liquid joy at each subsequent chorus and sometimes commenting on Prince's vocal line.
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That lead tank like a coffin with no lid lying between the cooler greenhouse room my mother uses for her cuttings trays, and one as steamy as the rain forest with air so thickened by tomato plants it lies like moist green velvet on my tongue— that lead tank, that disgusting (almost) store of syrupy black water is where Kit my brother slipped, or threw himself to see if that would make our father like him more, and where, as I look down to see myself alive and sensible, I envy him his moment in a time outside our time, free from the earth and all its appetites. 8.
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Earlier, with "The Games We Play," he compares DAYTONA to Raekwon's The Purple Tape, delivering a verse that could act as a statement for his career over heavy, syrupy beats: Ain't no stoppin' this champagne from poppin'The draws from droppin', the law from watchin'With Ye back choppin', the cars and the women come with optionsCaviar facials remove the toxinsThis ain't for the conscious, this is for the mud-made monstersWho grew up on legends from outer YonkersInfluenced by niggas Straight Outta Compton, the scale never liesI'm 2.2 incentivisedIf you ain't energized like the bunny for drug moneyOr been paralyzed by the sight of a drug mummyThis ain't really for you, this is for the Goya MontoyaWho said I couldn't stop, then afforded me all the lawyersThe only kingpin who ain't sinkin'Chess moves, that means my third eye ain't blinkin'Stay woke, nigga, or get outStill pull them whips out, still spread the chips outMight buy your bitch some new hips and yank her rib outThe message in this music, all my niggas had to live out "I said every possible thing I wanted to say," he tells me.
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