Both morsels are soft, rich, and moreish—chased down with aquavit.
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His moreish new one, "Love is Blind", belongs in this last group.
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And in the plates' descriptions, words like "herbaceous" and "moreish" are mentioned often.
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It's time to put away the chocolate, the leftover takeaways, and the moreish biscuits.
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They can't believe the beans they harvest make something so sweet, moreish, and delicious.
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I think if I'd have stopped it would have been a different thing, but it's moreish!
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Rockstar courted controversy once again with a portable GTA containing an incredibly moreish drug-dealing aside.
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For a long time their planet-straddling model was as hot, crisp and moreish as their fries.
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A taste is all I have, then, and it's bitter yet so very sweet and moreish, too.
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An obsession with Nutella, that moreish chocolate hazelnut spread, is something that many of us are afflicted with.
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It's a moreish substance for boorish sods, a grindingly joyless way to waste fifty quid and a weekend.
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It's oddly moreish and satisfying thirst-quenching on a hot summer's day in Moscow, which can reach temperatures of 30d degrees Celsius.
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One of the most popular dishes is the High Grade, a result of King trying to recreate the moreish taste of Tex Mex Pringles.
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But somehow the Hummingbird Bakery, a company that's literally famed for its moreish, sumptuous, gooey cupcakes, has committed high treason of the baked goods variety.
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As a result, mephedrone defined the drug-taking experiences for tens of thousands of young people—and not in a particularly good way; mephedrone quickly became known for its moreish nature, and its dark, crisis-inducing comedowns.
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"Third: Drugs facilitate habits, so at this point your impulses are full of motivation for the drug, and they reach your habit system and you just do it without thinking about it, necessarily," said Belin, referring to how moreish cocaine can be.
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I'm slowly making my way through two games from earlier in 2016 that have only just come out for the PS4: Hyper Light Drifter has already killed me plenty of times, but its graphics, and its music, are just so moreish; while ADR1FT I remain torn on in terms of whether or not I'm enjoying myself, but bloody hell, it's stunning to gawp at.
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Digital Spy music reporter Robert Copsey gave "One Touch" five out of five stars, stating: > After a quivering, '80s-ish intro, Britt and Frankee get straight down to > the dirty, teasing: "Do you want a candy? Hey baby! / With a different > taste?" without so much as a flinch or giggle from either of them. > Thankfully, the cheeky lyrics are backed by a typically infectious Xenomania > production boasting struttable synths, loads of "whooosh!" effects and a > chorus as moreish as a bag of Haribo Tangfastics.
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Q magazine said it was one of the year's best albums, while Andrew Perry of The Observer stated it was "relentless, purposeful, as moreish as McDonald's... mainstream America in excelsis." Josh Kun of Los Angeles Times wrote that "they've never sounded this good as musicians. The use of analog tape lends a raw, organic touch to the whole album and the Chili Peppers come off more assured and confident than they ever did back when they made a career out of bragging." Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic was more reserved in his praise, finding the album overproduced and self-indulgent despite the presence of "something pretty great and lean buried beneath the excess".
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" The Guardian gave it four stars out of five and said, "Despite its tongue-in-cheek nature, Tokyo Jungle is a superb game. It feels quite unlike anything else (the best description of it would be a stealth-action-survival-RPG), it's laugh-out-loud funny and incredibly moreish." Anime News Network gave it a B and called it "a low-key experience where you can do approximately three things (eat, sleep, and mate). There isn't much in the way of cutscenes and there isn't much in the way of story other than 'the game tasked my deer with stealing the Shibuya Woods from the pigs in order to unlock them as a playable race, so I hopped from rooftop to rooftop, chased by a whole drove of aggressive porkers, frantically peeing on territory flags in order to stake my claim before I was slain'; which is about as good a story as you can ask for half the time, and about as good an experience of harrowed persistence as any game is likely to give.
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