It would keep them crispy and they wouldn't go stale.
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A. Players go stale and stop learning when they're just doing one thing.
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With such high churn the basket of goods monitored by official statisticians would quickly go stale.
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By the next morning, these stories threatened to go stale as Mr. Trump took the reins.
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Michigan State put the clamps on Texas, which had its offense go stale in the second half.
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When your feed and Stories trays go stale, or your follower count stops rising, you drift away from Instagram .
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Or perhaps you go even smaller, to the fridges and cupboards where our lettuce wilts and our cereals go stale.
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Instead of letting them go stale, her boyfriend grabbed the nipple clamps she keeps at his home and secured the bag.
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The company's financials will go stale in a week, which would prevent it from accessing the market for another few weeks.
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"She would send it to me in college and it could sit for two weeks and not go stale," he says fondly.
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Of the 42 percent that weren't, almost 80 percent were just left out to go stale—no one was participating or closing the conversation.
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The novelty of puppets ejaculating in a movie after a lifetime of indoctrination to "Sesame Street" characters does not go stale after 91 minutes.
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"Breads made with fewer preservatives will go stale faster, and should be eaten quicker than breads containing artificial flavors, colors, and other preservatives," said Davis.
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Several market sources said that Perstorp's numbers go stale next week, meaning it has no room to let the deal's timetable slip if market volatility increases.
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Without label approval, the beer already brewed could sit in tanks, go stale in cans, or, in a worst-case scenario, have to be thrown away.
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Growlers are a great way to buy beer from your local bar or brewery, but they tend to go stale or flat after a couple of days.
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In Thailand, Bodhisuwan said, a few big companies are dominant, and that has caused them to go "stale" and fall behind by not take advantage of new technology.
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It is true that the American farmer loves to plant corn, but the love affair is bound to go stale if corn continues to turn a disappointing profit.
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In the checkout line, she'd watch the clerk scan produce she knew would rot, and bread she knew would go stale; she was still shopping for two, but eating for one.
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We've rounded up all the hidden gems included in your Prime membership, from the Christmas classics that never go stale to some more modern hits that poke fun at the holidays.
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Asylum seekers and people deserving legal relief are no less distressed by lengthy court delays, knowing that evidence supporting their claims will go stale and witnesses' memories will fade over the passage of time.
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The war in Iraq was also starting to go stale in the public's mind at that time, so the Republican losses in the 2006 midterm elections that followed both that development and Katrina were no surprise.
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Evak Fresh Saver Airless Canister, available at Amazon, $18 and up (depending on size)If you know someone who's opening their coffee bags and letting them go stale, this is a quick fix that will blow their mind.
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With Season 8 due to infuse the game with a wave of fresh digital goods later this week, we should have a pretty good idea of Fortnite's staying power by the time the new spring content is starting to go stale.
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"HalloVeen" is the perfect example of why, sending the officers of the 99th Precinct down their annual rabbit hole of a Halloween heist without letting the conceit go stale — all while adding a bonus twist that's romantic as hell, besides.
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Overbeek said the company was focusing on the products it will need when self-driving cars become a reality in the coming decade, rather than creating and updating a lower quality global database of maps that would quickly go stale.
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Love, for us, has become FaceTiming during meals (so we don't have to eat alone), packing his favorite baked goods ever-so-tightly so they don't go stale in the mail, and pausing the Netflix movie because the other person's laptop is buffering.
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It's becoming more than apparent that, outside his screenplays, the Southern production that's not going to go stale is "Candy," available now in a 60th anniversary edition with an enthusiastic if slight introduction by the comic actor and writer B. J. Novak.
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Indeed, Samin writes, you may find yourself buying good bread with the express purpose of letting it go stale just so you can make this meal: a kind of French onion soup that's more onion and bread and cheese than soup, though there's an enormous amount of stock in it, to rehydrate the stale slices that form its base.
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The fruits would rot and the flowers would go stale. Confused, the Saraswats consulted the divine oracle. In a fit of rage, Anant Simha Purush possessed a devotee and expressed his anger over neglecting the worship of Vijayadurga. Although the Saraswats tried explaining their version of the story, he remained unconvinced.
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Many shops baked twice a day, because bread tends to go stale more quickly in the Vietnamese climate. Baguettes were mainly eaten for breakfast with some butter and sugar. A stand in Ho Chi Minh City Until the 1950s, sandwiches hewed closely to French tastes, typically a jambon-beurre moistened with a mayonnaise or liver spread. The 1954 Partition of Vietnam sent over a million migrants from North Vietnam to South Vietnam, transforming Saigon's local cuisine.
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Cloaca is a 2003 Dutch film, directed by Willem van de Sande Bakhuyzen. It is a film adaptation of the 2002 theatre play Cloaca written by Maria Goos, who wrote the scenario for the film as well. The leading roles celebrate men in their 40s who were formerly student friends but since then have let their relationship go stale. They are played by: Goos's husband Peter Blok (Tom), Pierre Bokma (Pieter), Gijs Scholten van Aschat (Joep), and Jaap Spijkers (Maarten).
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Myers's critique of Auster suggests he over-describes situations, especially mentioning numerous details that are particularly mundane and obvious. By making a description too long, as Auster does, Myers says that an author encourages a reader to "feel emboldened to ask why it needed to be said at all." Myers accuses Auster of "simply wasting our time" with his wordiness. Myers states that dragging on a point too long might cause it to go stale, as it did in Auster's passage from Timbuktu.
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Tropical Cuban weather was not suitable for wheat planting and cassava would not go stale as quickly as regular bread. Cassava was introduced to Africa by Portuguese traders from Brazil in the 16th century. Around the same period, it was also introduced to Asia through Columbian Exchange by Portuguese and Spanish traders, planted in their colonies in Goa, Malacca, Eastern Indonesia, Timor and the Philippines. Maize and cassava are now important staple foods, replacing native African crops in places such as Tanzania.
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It can also be served as a simple breakfast, especially toasted and pressed with butter and served alongside (and perhaps dunked into) a hot mug of cafe con leche (strong dark-roasted Cuban coffee with scalded milk). Because the traditional recipe uses no preservatives, Cuban bread tends to go stale quickly and becomes hard and dry if not eaten soon after baking. However, it can be frozen for shipping or storage. In Tampa, stale Cuban bread became a key ingredient in other recipes, such as the breading of a deviled crab.
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The advantages of the petrol-paraffin engine are that (compared to petrol): # Paraffin can be cheaper and/or more readily available # Being less flammable, paraffin is safer to store # Being less volatile, paraffin is less likely to go "stale" in the tank. Some of these advantages have become illusory since paraffin, once widely available as a cheap fuel, has become rarer and more expensive, particularly in developed countries. Also, while some older vessels still use marine petrol-paraffin engines, most inboard marine engines now tend to be diesels.
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The Vendstar 3000, a triple machineThe best choice of machine type largely depends on location. A gimmicky machine, such as one that has flashing lights following a gumball down a spiral, is better suited to shopping malls and other locations with many new customers visiting who are unfamiliar with the machine (and thus have not become jaded about it). For most locations, a simple single- or double-head stand is sufficient. In some high-traffic locations, a four selection machine is the best but can cause product to go stale in a location with fewer sales.
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In September 2014, Starboard Value, an activist hedge fund that had acquired a significant portion of Darden's stock and was challenging Darden's management, released a 294-slide presentation assembled by its founder Jeff Smith, that focused on ways the company was wasting money and failing to satisfy customers. Chief among them was the shortcomings of Olive Garden, which earned considerable media attention. Starboard claimed they justified replacing Darden's directors in an upcoming election with a slate sponsored by the hedge fund. It cited details such as the unlimited breadsticks the chain offered diners, of which too many went to waste since they tended to go stale, Smith claimed, and paying extra for custom-length straws.
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"New York Times, June 30, 2008 In reviewing the Broadway production, Isherwood called Superior Donuts "a gentle comedy that unfolds like an extended episode of a 1970s sitcom" and "a warm bath of a play that will leave Broadway audiences with satisfied smiles rather than rattled nerves." He felt if the play "possesses the nostalgic appeal of a classic sitcom, it is also hampered by some of the genre’s standard flaws. A subplot about Franco’s gambling debts feels contrived, like one of those dubious byways cooked up by writers in the later seasons of a series, when inspiration flags and the characters’ interactions have begun to go stale. The ancillary characters... might have come straight from the Sidekicks, Neighbors and Friends rack, although the excellent actors imbue them all with a sharp specificity.
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