MA: The nose is sweet, but there's not really a tastiness.
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This Trader Joe's chocolate is only 220 calories and 100% pure tastiness!
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Only time (and the relative tastiness of this avocado toast bar) will tell.
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Which is why they also play a crucial role in the tastiness of fruit tea.
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Also, we really hope the only thing he agrees with Evil Chad about is milk's tastiness.
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Only in the West have we resisted the crunch, ooze and tastiness that comes with eating bugs.
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But for all the fun and tastiness of backyard pizza, we'd say the Uuni Pro is worth the dough.
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If you're looking for a little bit of tastiness to munch on, the Mac Jr. is a fit for you.
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As soon as the soup reaches its optimal tastiness, Voltaggio purees it in batches in a blender until it's silky smooth.
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Even the kids' menu chicken is a cut above — no thick-battered "finger," but a moist, tender chicken breast, grilled to smoky tastiness.
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Traditionally with coffee, you take seeds from a plant you liked for its growth or production or the tastiness of its beans, then spread those seeds.
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It's generally agreed upon that Greek pizza is mediocre at best, with a tastiness that is directly proportional to the amount of alcohol one has consumed.
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Ultraprocessed foods — including chips, instant noodles, breakfast cereals, chicken nuggets and other industrially processed ready-to-eat or microwaveable fare — are designed for tastiness and long shelf-life.
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Adulthood has allowed me to appreciate the merits of the modern action movie, the tastiness of ranch dressing, and in the most unlikely twist of events, the joy of watching sports.
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Exports of butter are up nearly 70% to China, where a rising middle class has suddenly discovered the tastiness of this spread, and five-fold to Iran from 2015 to 2016.
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A bell rang every time a batch came fresh from the oven, their flavour was proudly stamped round the rim, and in Skipton a man worked full-time to sample them for tastiness.
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With a fire, it's crucial to remember that just as there's good stuff going up (waves of heat and wisps of smoke), there's good stuff going down: the tastiness that melts from meat.
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Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Core harnesses the tastiness of dipping a gooey, not-all-the-way baked chocolate chip cookie into a cold glass of milk and introduces it into a pint of ice cream.
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Now, BuzzFeed's making its own: the Tasty One Top, a $149 "precision smart cooktop" that connects to a new Tasty app, helps you prepare Tasty recipes, and ensures maximum Tasty tastiness for all your cooking needs.
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The standoff with the Haerle brewery in the southern German town of Leutkirch began when a Berlin consumer protection group protested at use of the German word "bekoemmlich", carries connotations of health as well as of tastiness.
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Get a cupcake corer to punch a hole in the middle of your treats to fill them with icing or other tastiness — people won't know whether they're eating a cupcake from a pro or a cupcake made by you.
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After 20193 days of commitment to the strict eating plan, the couple went all out on Thursday night with a feast that ran the gamut of tastiness: fried and sweet plantains, steak, rice, Brussels sprouts and more, as shown on Lopez's Instagram story.
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He has the same maximalist pro-choice views as every other Democrat, and while he quips about finding common ground over the tastiness of Chick-fil-A, his official positions on the "gay rights versus religious liberty" questions cede zero ground to religious conservatives.
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And the bride and groom, both in tastiness of dress and in spirits, were in harmony with nature.
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Attempting to compare the tastiness of each vegetable with the others becomes intractable since the hierarchy only contains information about genetics and makes no mention of tastiness. However, instead of having to write comparisons for carrot/carrot, carrot/potato, carrot/sprout, potato/potato, potato/sprout, sprout/sprout, they can all multiply inherit from a separate class of tasty whilst keeping their current ancestor-based hierarchy, then all of the above can be implemented with only a tasty/tasty comparison.
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The tastiness of this natural food lies mainly on the quality of the fish, the skilfulness of the hand that salted it down and on the softness of the open air drying process.
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First tastiness, second a lasting flavour, third a green countenance! One by one they leave until only William and Ginger remain. When William casually mentions the cakes and sweets they would receive at the party they were attending that evening, Ginger goes too. But, William, never one to say 'I surrender' in any case of the like, goes bravely, yet worriedly to the party.
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The children were encouraged to think about the marshmallow's "cool features" such as its shape and texture, possibly comparing it to a cotton ball or a cloud. The "hot features" of the marshmallow would be its sweet, sticky tastiness. These hot features make it more difficult to delay gratification. By focusing on the cool features, the mind is adverted from the appealing aspects of the marshmallow, and self- control is more plausible.
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He observes that she is a "career woman" and that her field, market research, is a fine avocation for a woman. Kate dismisses him and demands that he take Stuart's dog for a walk. Back at the apartment, he befriends Charlie, Kate's brother and an aspiring actor, who believes him to be an actor as well, steadfast to his character. On Thursday morning, Kate becomes impressed by Leopold's eloquent exposition of how important the tastiness of food is to the quality of human life.
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"Habitat" of the stone louse in Dortmund Zoo Loriot created a popular mockumentary titled The Stone-Louse, a parody of Ein Platz für Tiere ("A Place for Animals"), a longstanding TV series about endangered wildlife by the famous German zoologist and documentary filmmaker Dr. Bernhard Grzimek (ARD, 20.47-51). The mockumentary chronicles Loriot's 1976 "discovery" of the stone-louse. The mockumentary has had despite the fact that it is only available in the German language. The "science documentary" describes the stone-louse as a rodent-like mite in the order "Fictional Rodents", 20 to 24 mm ( to 1 in) long which consumes about of stone per day, depending on the density and tastiness of said stone.
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