But duck proved dry, and octopus became bogged down in a gummy, oversweet sauce.
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In the morning, there are sweet-potato waffles and slightly soupy grits, oversweet from a spill of barbecue sauce.
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The smoky, oversweet syrup coupled with salty, tough lobster tasted like maple bacon kettle chips, with an aftertaste reminiscent of warm Guinness.
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Italian cheesecake and pecan pie are not oversweet, as happens too often, and the crème brûlée is creamy with a nicely caramelized top.
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It may also seem easy to give in to the pre-wrapped, mass-produced black and whites at deli cash registers, but don't: They're a setup to a cloying, oversweet headache.
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" But Mr. Barron, while allowing that the Chiarli was "accessible, candied and a bit oversweet," had a surprising experience when he paired it with white asparagus served with a "black-truffle fondue.
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Noodles (sen) are trumpeted in the restaurant's name and logo, but they're mostly unmemorable on the plate, like bean-thread noodles in an oversweet "suki" (short for sukiyaki) sauce and a pork blood noodle soup somehow missing its urgent mineral tang.
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On a visit to Germany in 2008 (Wittenberg) he took part in a group show entitled Feinprobe Honigüss (The Oversweet Experience) with the European Roots Movement. In December 2011 Ankomah's works were featured at a pop-up exhibition themed Visual Grandeur, produced by Visual Collaborative in Washington, D.C.
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91, Issue 30 Some found Wyeth's art of rural subject matter tired and oversweet. N.C. advised Wyeth to work from one's own perspective and imagination; to work for "effect" means the artist is not fully exploring their artistic abilities and, as a result, the artist will not realize their potential.
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Unilever continued to employ members of the Crosbie family in executive roles at the plant until Roger Crosbie retired in 2000. After the sale, the two plants were consolidated and the only remaining factory was, that of the Newfoundland Butter Company on LeMarchant Road. Major brands produced by the Newfoundland Margarine Company were Good Luck and Eversweet. Other popular brands made by the company include Oversweet and Mom's.
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Allison Stewart of The Washington Post noted Sheeran's layered vocals, writing: "'Tenerife Sea' is lush and gorgeous, its vocals stacked to the heavens." Jim Beviglia of the American Songwriter thought that although "tidy", "Tenerife Sea" comes "toothless" compared with the "daring confessionals" Sheeran made in the album's other tracks. Jon Dolan of the Rolling Stone called "Tenerife Sea" an "oversweet ballad". Jason Lipshutz of Billboard had the same thought, calling it a "sticky-sweet" wedding song.
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