It is the right color; it is the fluffiness of it all.
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Nor, for that matter, was there any fluffiness about Miss Rankin's costume.
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The fluffiness lets you float and fly through it, like a cloud.
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They require professional grooming to keep their fur with the ideal level of fluffiness.
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It's not the feathers keeping you warm, it's the air they trap (the fluffiness).
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The support and fluffiness level of this pillow is just right for many sleepers.
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He claims Denny's put their new pancakes to what he calls the "ultimate fluffiness test"—also a great way to choose which kitten to adopt, FYI — and actually measured the height of various stacks of pancakes to determine the "average fluffiness" of each.
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As well as breakage, this damage manifests itself in split ends, fluffiness, and rapid color fade.
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The batter is poured into a mold, but the source of the fluffiness is more elusive.
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Turns out the exact same ingredient is in fact behind the fluffiness of the restaurant's pancakes and omelettes: pancake batter.
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Buyers praise them for their fluffiness, loft, comfort, and lack of aggravating feathers poking or leaking out of the pillow.
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Women's Wicked Good Moccasins, available at L.L.Bean, $79Can you practically feel the soft fluffiness of these slippers through your screen?
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I'm not a huge fan of marshmallow, but the fluffiness of the marshmallow actually kind of balances the gooeyness of the cookie.
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Surely a testament to fine conservation practices, a century hasn't been able to erode the feeling of fluffiness of the llama's pelt.
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Just be sure to time it so you can serve it to your waiting guests straight from the machine for the maximum fluffiness.
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There are also different materials, including synthetic, silk and mink (the most expensive, and ethically dubious, option, touted for its real-fur fluffiness).
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Bartlet famously overcomes his Fluffiness in the episode "Let Bartlet Be Bartlet" (with a reprise in "Game On," the mother of all debate episodes).
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YouTube is filled with infinite amounts of newborn penguin fluffiness and interesting penguin politics — when a penguin cheats on her husband, things can get cray!
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The roasts are rated on the flavor of the roast meat, the crisp and fluffiness of the potatoes and the consistency of the Yorkshire puddings.
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The shearling does get matted over years of wear, losing some of its initial fluffiness, but the integrity of the overall slipper has lasted very well.
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Unlike a latte or a cappuccino, in which the froth comes from aerated milk, the fluffiness of dalgona coffee comes from the coffee and sugar itself.
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Unpredictable things happened, people laughed when they weren't supposed to, and what the sketch lost in polish it more than made up for in heart and adorable fluffiness.
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His Fluffiness was at The Comedy Store in L.A. when he told us the kid from Stockton, CA keeps it realer than anyone else in the UFC ... maybe a little too real.
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Hating ewoks is a meme of its own, though the reason most give for hating them—that they disrupt the original trilogy's supposed seriousness and grit with their mawkish fluffiness—is a bit much.
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And at Gucci, there were several mid-80s-like perms: One model's mass of curls was pulled back at the sides and then combed out for a fluffiness that espoused the house's geek-chic code.
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Finally, for an experience-economy coup de grâce, they take short videos of themselves plunging the cutlery deep into their prize for maximum appreciation of a pancake's most important quality: its "fuwa-fuwa", or fluffiness.
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Naren Young told the World's Best Bars that Dante "perfected" the Garibaldi, in part because it uses fresh-squeezed Navel OJ which is then put through a Breville juicer to give it a "fluffiness" in the glass.
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As a puppy raiser, you take in a pup at 8 weeks old, when he or she is at peak fluffiness and heart-bursting cuteness, and care for the dog until they are between 14 to 18 months old.
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Some of your favorite retailers like Nordstrom, Target, Wayfair, and Urban Outfitters are getting in on the action and giving you the discounted fluffiness of your dreams, so treat yourself or get a head start on Valentine's Day gifts.
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Even hours after steaming — let's say you left a tamal at the bottom of your bag, only to remember it when you grew hungry again — their fluffiness remains, and the masa still thwacks the eater with its supercharged corny sweetness.
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Angora wool or Angora fiber refers to the down coat produced by the Angora rabbit. There are many types of Angora rabbits - English, French, German, and Giant. Angora is prized for its softness, thin fibers of around 12-16 micrometers for quality fiber, and what knitters refer to as a halo (fluffiness). The fiber felts very easily.
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And the clever lyrics are well articulated. With a ripple of real meat running through their veins." Mach called "One and Only" "wonderful", and mused, "Allison shows, with this song, that folk music does not necessarily have to be all about fragility, flippy-floppy hippiness or floating fluffiness. She proves that folk songs can be supplied with drive and determination.
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Angora wool, showing the "halo" effect Angora hair or Angora fibre refers to the downy coat produced by the Angora rabbit. While the names of the source animals are similar, Angora fibre is distinct from mohair, which comes from the Angora goat. Angora fibre is also distinct from cashmere, which comes from the cashmere goat. Angora is known for its softness, thin fibres, and what knitters refer to as a halo (fluffiness).
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The crucial key to prepare a crispy egg waffle is to turn over the pan quickly after the batter is poured into the hot frying pan. This could create an egg waffle that is crispy on top, and cake-like on the bottom. The waffle is also crispy on the outside with each bubble providing a fluffiness on the inside. In addition to the conventional "egg taste", they are also available in a variety of flavours such as chocolate, green-tea, ginger, etc.
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This mixture is then pumped to another kettle to cool. Re-hydrated gelatin is added and blended in, once the mixture has cooled enough to not denature the gelatin. To give the marshmallow its fluffiness, it is pumped through a blender while air is pumped into it. At this point, it still needs to be cooled further, so it will hold its shape when extruded, it is pumped through a heat exchanger prior to being pumped through the extrusion heads and onto a wide conveyor belt.
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Myanmar's Paw San rice is one of the world's most recognized high quality rice, it was awarded the world's best rice at the Rice Trader's World Rice Conference in 2011. Paw San rice has a similar aroma, grain quality and eating quality to the reputable aromatic rice varieties of the world, namely Basmati of India and Pakistan and Jasmine of Thailand. It has a strong aroma similar to Jasmine rice and the fluffiness and elongation-up to 3 times after cooking of Basmati rice. Despite these qualities, Paw San rice has not made it to the export market due to its low yield.
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He needed more, when Peter Capaldi, who came from an ice cream family, told him stories of the ice cream war. "But the way he was telling it, the rivalry was simply over who had the best ice cream," said Forsyth. “The whole tenor of the film was fluffiness and silliness because that’s what local radio was," said Forsyth. "While the real ice-cream wars in Glasgow were about territories for offloading drugs – they weren’t getting antsy about someone else’s ice cream tasting better – the film was a metaphor for the empty-headed niceness of local radio.” Forsyth was able to raise money to make the film on the basis of his success with Local Hero.
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Fill power is a measure of the loft or "fluffiness" of a down product that is loosely related to the insulating value of the down. The higher the fill power, the more air a certain weight of the down can trap, and thus the more insulating ability the down will have. Fill power ranges from about 300 (in³/oz or 175 cm³/g or Lorch 75 mm/30g) for feathers to around 900 (in³/oz or 520 cm³/g or Lorch 225 mm/30g) for the highest quality goose down. The rare and relatively expensive down of certain wild waterfowl species such as the Muscovy duck or Common eider can have higher fill powers than goose down.
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