Powdered metal absorbs microwaves (the stealth bomber uses powdered metal paint for exactly this reason).
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" Rea purchased powdered cheddar cheese, blue cheese, and parmesan cheese to make his "own bespoke powdered cheese blend.
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You can pay tribute to Pitt's scene by using powdered cheese, or even a combination of powdered and fresh cheeses.
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The ban would apply to powdered surgeon's gloves, powdered patient-examination gloves and absorbable powder for lubricating a surgeon's glove.
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The word "powdered" in "Powdered ingredient in sweet teas and smoothies" confused me, because I wasn't expecting TARO as an answer.
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For example, at 23A, the clue "Witty British judge?" turns out to be POWDERED WIG WAG, which conjoins POWDERED WIG with WAG.
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Anything that produces combustible dust, which includes many everyday items such as grain, flour, powdered sugar, cornstarch, cocoa, wood and powdered metals.
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"But if you wanted to do that practically, and still have the creaminess with milk and butter added, use powdered milk and powdered butter."
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" Magpie: "Half black, half white dress; hair powdered on one side and not on the other … magpie on the shoulder and in hair, which may be powdered or not.
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" -- Cynthia Sass, RD, author of Slim Down Now and Health contributor Powdered Peanut Butter "People think powdered peanut butter is healthier because it has fewer calories and less fat.
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Whisk together powdered sugar, maple syrup, milk and remaining ?
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Powdered baby formula, medicines, and cremated human remains are exempt.
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A West Highland white terrier gets powdered before the show.
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Consider the powdered Parm you shake onto pizza, for example.
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And everything lies under a gray dusting of powdered concrete.
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Add powdered sugar and 2 tablespoons cream; beat 2 minutes.
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Sift powdered sugar on top of each Finished french toast.
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Instead he got a powdered coquette and a petulant dog.
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Adding sugar and powdered chocolate, they found, improved the flavor.
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It's safe to say the powdered ceiling has been shattered.
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When the powdered sugar settled, there was still no compromise.
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It is also sometimes sprinkled with caster or powdered sugar.
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No toilet brushes, just powdered cleaner, gloves and a rag.
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Do I have powdered sugar like everywhere on my face?
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Ever wondered how to extract solar power from powdered doughnut?
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Sift the powdered sugar on top, and whisk to combine. 123.
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When they're fully soaked, the bagels are sprinkled with powdered sugar.
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Prepare the glaze: Whisk together ¾ cup powdered sugar, remaining 2 tbsp.
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If your icing is too runny, mix in some powdered sugar.
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I buy a bag of powdered sugar and some cute decorations.
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Continue mixing on low and slowly add powdered sugar until combined.
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Yes. Popcorn is also made demonstrably better by powdered cheese's presence.
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Stray dogs powdered with anthracitic dust ambled around anti-tank obstacles.
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Powdered baby formula costs the equivalent of $300, the BBC reports.
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Cons to considerMost powdered supplements come with a handy measuring spoon.
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Powdered formula mixed with unclean water can be dangerous for babies.
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He drank coffee too, with a little bit of powdered creamer.
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Flaked and powdered dried seaweed is great for sprinkling on popcorn.
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First there were powdered "creamers," with their troublesome corn syrup solids.
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For three years, they survived by eating mostly powdered peanut shells.
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Another is a birch-flavored marshmallow dusted with powdered, dried strawberries.
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In it, a character blows a powdered substance into the air.
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Heavenly beignets, deep-fried with a generous topping of powdered sugar.
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Dems are calling for a ban on powdered caffeine: http://bit.
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MUNCHIES: Where did the inspiration to make powdered beer come from?
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She had drank only powdered for as long as she could remember.
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Then they found one more thing: a canister of radioactive powdered uranium.
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The syrup can then be dried, powdered, and sold as maple sugar.
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Slowly add in the powdered sugar and rice milk, mix until incorporated.
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In a small bowl, stir together juices and powdered sugar until smooth.
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The cheese tasted like the powdered kind you find in boxed macaroni.
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Purists can opt for the traditional, powdered sugar-dusted version, of course.
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Five pesos for each smuggled bag of powdered milk or instant coffee.
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Also included are doughnuts such as crunch, chocolate, devil's food and powdered.
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Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine all frosting ingredients except powdered sugar.
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Slowly add the powdered sugar and salt and mix until fully combined.
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There's just something about powdered food products that sets off alarm bells.
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I also took powdered BCAAs (branch chain amino acids) and Glutamine daily.
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Does anyone know what yeast, applesauce, and powdered sugar have in common??
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Astronauts on the Space Station still use powdered drinks today, NASA said.
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In Gregg's case, the powder later was proved to be powdered milk.
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Reduce speed to medium low; gradually add remaining 5 ¼ cups powdered sugar.
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You also write about consuming your daughter's placenta in dried, powdered form.
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I also mixed nutmeg, cinnamon, powdered sugar and eggnog for the icing.
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That orange-flavored powdered concoction remains as foul as it ever was.
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Global health Dried or powdered centipedes are used in Chinese traditional medicine.
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Offering guests powdered beignets on their way out is an unforgettable touch.
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Tepid yet satisfying, like a mug of store-brand powdered hot chocolate.
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Add Ovo-Pure (powdered egg whites), isinglass (fish bladder granulate) or gelatin.
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Skin Deep The powdered, matte face has long been out of favor.
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In case you were wondering, the guys gorged themselves on powdered doughnuts.
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Serve with apricot preserves, powdered sugar, slivered almonds, and warmed maple syrup.
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We're talking deep-fried pastry balls, buried under clumps of snowy powdered sugar.
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The second best would be if it's powdered or ground as a spice.
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When muffins are completely cool, place the powdered sugar in a small sieve.
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You're most likely to encounter the leaves in their dried and powdered form.
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Boston Beer routinely experiments with unexpected ingredients, such as powdered plums and anise.
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Add remaining powdered sugar and beat until smooth and fluffy, another 3 minutes.
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One 2-serving packet (about 1 tsp.) sugar-free lemonade powdered drink mix
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Add powdered sugar, coconut milk, maple syrup and remaining vanilla; beat until smooth.
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Stir together powdered sugar, 1½ teaspoons water, vanilla and food coloring until smooth.
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It's a powdered collagen for skin, hair, nails and joints and it's AMAZING!
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Powdered sugar on top and a pot of coffee... & a corgi to pet.
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I saw guys use powdered bleach under their fingernail to mess up tests.
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A Detroit-based drug company marketed a powdered form as an Indian panacea.
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Remove from pan, cut into 16 squares, and dust generously with powdered sugar.
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Just add a bit of powdered milk, and give it a stir—done.
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But the western ideation of yoga is a powdered-sugar-covered positivity fest.
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The state gives us indigents only gritty powdered soap for body and hair.
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Not only is powdered heroin more deadly, but it's frequently laced with fentanyl.
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Powdered baby formula was also investigated by hazmat team View the discussion thread.
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Or 137 grams of uppers in the form of "powdered strawberry drink mix"?
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Instead, ants were consumed whole, or in some other stewed or powdered form.
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This baking pro said she loves how powdered-sugar doughnuts make her feel.
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For a finishing touch, add powdered sugar or drizzle sweet sauce on top.
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Heath reached toward a bouquet of round plastic jars filled with powdered supplements.
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Turkish pasta and powdered milk are now staples in Maduro's subsidized food program.
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Less than that, and it's too thin (add more powdered sugar to thicken).
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The drug's powdered form is manufactured in clandestine labs in China and Mexico.
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Productions of "Candide" tend to be heavy on powdered wigs and painted backdrops.
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Scrap your powdered creamer and opt for some vanilla-flavored protein powder instead.
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However, there have been recalls — and outbreaks — linked to powdered spices and flour.
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The pie's surface is a snowy plain of powdered sugar, inscribed with honey.
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Swap out powdered versions of blush and highlighter for cream and liquid formulas.
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A cashmere stole for the plane because it can get really cold, a pile of drugs in case I get sick, a small humidifier for my hotel room, my music scores, powdered Crystal Light with caffeine, powdered shakes and a shaker.
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Consider nonperishable snacks that are carry-on safe, like powdered protein shakes (go for pea protein powder if you can because it's easy to digest and the least allergenic, compared with other, usually whey-based, powdered proteins), low-sodium jerky, low-sodium powdered soups that can be rehydrated with hot water, roasted chickpeas, nuts (as long as you're not allergic to nuts!), and dried fruits or crunchy vegetables.
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Mix together yogurt and powdered sugar until sugar melts and mixture is thin. 7.
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To serve, sprinkle tart with powdered sugar and top with raspberries and whipped cream.
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Discover why millions of people in India recently covered each other in powdered colors.
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Let the cookies cool completely and then toss in the powdered sugar to coat.
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Each customer will receive either one free bare, cinnamon sugar or powdered sugar donut.
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All the little babies are weighed, powdered, given a soother and little white shoes.
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In the video, a huge, blue-powdered explosion quickly transforms into a giant fire.
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Let cool slightly then carefully remove the cakes, invert and dust with powdered sugar.
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And though the use of powdered coke is stable, crack has become more popular.
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Stop mixer, and, using a spatula, fold in the reserved powdered sugar mixture. 23.
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So the solution was simple: Snort Vitamin B, the industry standard for powdered drugs.
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"I put powdered sugar in there and started the blender up again," Legend said.
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This porcelain necklace of linked miniature reindeer skulls is made from powdered reindeer bones.
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It plans a further $20,000 investment to automate the same process for powdered chemicals.
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Sift powdered sugar into a large bowl; whisk in 2½ tablespoons water until smooth.
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" Although hellohaley made a valid point, asking, "Where did Cleopatra get powdered milk from?
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Stir together sour cream, powdered sugar and remaining vanilla in a separate bowl. 7.
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In the study that I did, oral turinabol could be bought in powdered form.
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There were mice giving birth in bags of powdered frappé mix in the basement.
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Lachlan Foote died after drinking a protein shake with a powdered caffeine supplement added.
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In xerography, static electricity quickly and precisely manipulates electrostatically sensitive powdered ink—a.k.a. toner.
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Peter Szabo runs a business producing powdered paprika, one of Hungary's best-known staples.
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Their powdered, concentrated, and prepackaged ingredients were easy to serve and close to imperishable.
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Front Burner There's more to Japanese green tea than the hyper-trendy powdered matcha.
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Visitors will receive one bare, cinnamon sugar or powdered sugar donut, no purchase necessary.
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He told the judge that he got the powdered milk from a food pantry.
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Enjoy a light, fluffy Belgian waffle topped with berries, powdered sugar, or chocolate sauce.
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He produced a handful of 21-inch Pixy Stix, tubes of powdered sour candy.
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The review wasn't particularly harsh, considering her zeppoles didn't even come with powdered sugar.
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Self-administration and powdered vaccines could mean getting vital preventative medicine to remote areas.
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Made of deep-fried biscuit dough and sprinkled with powdered sugar, always served warm.
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Pour the boiled water in the blender and add all your powdered herbs. 2.
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Powdered milk sales have nearly quadrupled, and chlorine bleach sales have more than doubled.
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Sales of dried beans, canned meat and powdered milk are also on the rise.
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She batters and fries the blossoms into sweet, spindly fritters, dusted with powdered sugar.
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Doctors: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is proposing to ban powdered surgeon's gloves.
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It's sugar, in its many forms: powdered sugar, honey, corn syrup, you name it.
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The problem is, he was only carrying powdered milk from a nearby food pantry.
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And: How much powdered cinnamon can I ingest before needing to call poison control?
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The FDA says that powdered gloves "present an unreasonable or substantial risk" to patients.
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To make the frosting, beat together your butter, powdered sugar, orange zest, and cinnamon.
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The drugs are created in powdered form in giant underground laboratories like this one.
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Stollen is a rich German fruit and nut loaf, usually covered in powdered sugar.
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Once cookies are cool, roll them in powdered sugar again, or dust it over tops.
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She powdered her own face over the smell of deli sandwiches in the Senate cafeteria.
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These psychedelic yellow sweets have a powdered sherbet filling that will make your eyes water.
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Pick your favorite powdered-cheese flavor and blast your taste buds with a sodium bomb.
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They are crushed to extract their oil and the remaining pulp is dried and powdered.
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Add in half of the powdered sugar and the tonic water and beat until smooth.
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Sometimes it came in a bottle, sometimes powdered, sometimes mixed with canned milk or honey.
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Roll each cookie in powdered sugar and place on a baking sheet 2 inches apart.
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Speaking of creamer, you can do better than the powdered kind in the office kitchen.
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Tang was known for being the powdered drink mix of choice for NASA Gemini astronauts.
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The pancakes looked exactly as advertised — neatly stacked, fluffy, and lightly dusted with powdered sugar.
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There's enough room inside this sprawling shrine to powdered sugar to hide a whole bistro.
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There were some surprising hints of a human heart ticking somewhere behind the powdered exterior.
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Recent selections include the toasted grapefruit and a waffle with powdered sugar, berries and anglaise.
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As they powdered their faces for the runway, the group continued to discuss elimination ethics.
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Plus, it's washable, which has proved crucial in disasters involving powdered sunscreen and melted chocolate.
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The FDA said Monday that powdered gloves "present an unreasonable or substantial risk" to patients.
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Earl, Nick and Damien swivel in chairs by the bar, mouths caked with powdered sugar.
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The cost for dogs to be fluffed and powdered varies by their size and weight.
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I eat some oatmeal I brought with powdered peanut butter, cinnamon, and a diced apple.
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It is best known for its baby biscuits made with powdered milk, vitamins and minerals.
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Mr. Matsuhisa is using "dry miso," dehydrated powdered miso, to season a number of preparations.
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Donawa said the government food box is often limited to sugar, pasta and powdered milk.
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Nestlé began in 1867 when Henri Nestlé, a German pharmacist, developed a powdered milk for babies.
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It's powdered palm sugar inside of this little powdery dairy thing — can't even quite describe it.
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He slowly consumed half an avocado sprinkled with powdered sugar and soaked in Russian kümmel liqueur.
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Huel, which makes vegan powdered meal replacements, raised $26 million in new funding from Highland Europe.
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We'll certainly allow the powdered donuts (a classic!) but we do question their ability to travel.
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Place stencils on the bars, and sprinkle with powdered sugar; carefully remove the paper before serving
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Top the crepe cake with melted chocolate, hazelnuts, chocolate shards, and a dusting of powdered sugar.
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Powdered PB is a game-changing ingredient – only around 50 calories for a 2 tablespoon serving!
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Think: "I have powdered sugar on my chin from this doughnut," but on your whole face.
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This article originally appeared on Newser: Judge Finds Prisoners Aren&apost Being Tortured by Powdered Milk
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Most salads are made with powdered dried shrimp, so [replacing shrimp with] peanuts make it vegetarian.
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When Kylie goes out to brunch, she's a fan of Le Pain Quotidien's powdered sugar waffles.
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Families struggled to find enough clean water to dissolve packets of powdered milk for their kids.
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The gigantic can of powdered collagen, designed to make my skin prettier upon mixing in water.
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Hazardous materials teams found cleaning chemicals and powdered baby formula, Sarasota County officials said on Twitter.
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It is relatively inexpensive compared to formula, and safer than mixing powdered formula with contaminated water.
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New Orleans is also known for beignets, a delectable, doughnut-like pastry topped with powdered sugar.
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Feteer is dessert, too, loveliest as a simple snowscape of powdered sugar, with custard lurking within.
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The powdered TARO root is used to thicken and give color to sweet teas and smoothies.
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Rounding out the top five most searched items are powdered milk, face masks and canned goods.
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Unopened, a 20-pound pail of powdered milk from Target will last up to 20 years.
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Doctors would be prohibited from using powdered surgeon's gloves under new rules from the Obama administration.
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Both men "sported powdered hair and had long, youthful faces with pale complexions," the study said.
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From that book, I learned that in India a popular party drug is powdered cobra venom.
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Then Cuban moved to Texas and tried to start a business selling powdered milk, which failed.
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An owner powdered Chester, a 13 inch Beagle and two-time breed winner, in corn starch.
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Lastly, one of our best-read articles today tells you everything you need to know about the slow-cooker phenomenon known as Mississippi Roast — including how you can get the same unbelievably delicious roast without resorting to packets of powdered ranch-dressing mix and powdered gravy.
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Drug abuse spread around the same time: painkillers at first, then powdered white heroin and now fentanyl.
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Toss half of the raspberries and a handful of the blueberries in remaining 1½ cups powdered sugar.
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Roll warm cookies in powdered sugar to coat; let cool completely on wire racks, about 30 minutes.
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The organizations are encouraging people to donate canned meat, fish, fruit, powdered milk, cereal, and fruit cups.
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Mix in powdered sugar a little at a time, working to get all the clumps out. 3.
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Beat cream, powdered sugar and vanilla with an electric mixer until soft peaks form, about 3 minutes.
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Cut into 12 squares then dust the tops with a generous coating of powdered sugar before serving.
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Sadly, powdered algae—as appetizing as it sounds—will not longer be appearing in Soylent products henceforth.
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Things Kendall Jenner classfies as comfort food: yogurt-covered pretzels, Fig Newtons, powdered donuts, and Clif Bars.
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I swear by collagen and go through at least one tub of the powdered stuff a month.
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The fingerprint sensor curiously works even if your finger is covered in fried Oreos and powdered sugar.
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In a small bowl, combine soy sauce, vinegar, powdered peanut butter, sesame oil, sweetener, garlic and ginger.
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Nestle says the powdered pulp is sweet thanks to its fructose, a type of sugar from fruit.
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What's more, it claims that their powdered mushroom-spiked sachets taste just like a smooth long black.
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One teaspoon of pure powdered caffeine is equivalent to 28 cups of regular coffee, the FDA says.
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When powdered medication is tipped into a glass of water, the fizz fills the auditorium around you.
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Dunkin' said this year it was eliminating titanium dioxide, a whitening agent, from its powdered sugar donuts.
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Among the Bedouins of the Algerian Sahara, Dubuffet tried blending powdered pigment with a kind of glue.
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If you wanted to try it, you could buy it online, pre-mixed or in powdered form.
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I set up a pancake bar with toppings like syrup, lemon curd, peanut butter and powdered sugar.
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The scene on the lid shows people in powdered wigs and three-cornered hats outside a villa.
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He developed a way to produce millions of individual packets of powdered coffee creamer for American troops.
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GW supposedly didn't wear a wig -- like many of his contemporaries -- and actually powdered his own 'do.
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If you prefer powdered dishwasher detergent, Cascade Complete Powder will leave your dishes clean and streak-free.
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Front Burner SeaBags is a powdered stock based on a 1921 recipe from the famed French chef.
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FYI: When using powdered cake mix, put the water in the bowl first, then the dry mix.
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But don't expect to dine on something that even remotely resembles instant noodles and powdered flavor packets.
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Here's a small bag of the powdered drug, before it's been liquefied and added to plant material.
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Using a 1½-tablespoon cookie scoop, drop scoops of dough into powdered sugar, rolling dough into 24 balls.
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The leaves can be chewed, dried and smoked, or powdered and consumed as a tea or in supplements.
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READ: Homeless man sentenced to 15 years for possession of powdered milk that we guess tested as cocaine?
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Last March, As You Sow was active in helping remove titanium dioxide nanoparticles from Dunkin Donuts' powdered sugar.
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Powdered and pouffed, I join the sullen Dresnoks under the lights, feeling like Norma Desmond from Sunset Boulevard.
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Soon after, Soylent halted sales of the 1.6 version of its powdered formula after people reported similar symptoms.
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Amour says his son Hamza, three, has become frail from being fed sugared water instead of powdered milk.
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The breakfast chain will replace their powdered mix with fresh buttermilk, real eggs and a bit of vanilla.
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The package contained a small amount of a powdered explosive material that was enough to maim, she said.
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Like chocolatey, powdered-sugar-dusted clouds, these fluffy, chewy vegan cookies are sure to be a crowd pleaser.
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But speculative bets include names such as Mondelez, known for its biscuits, chocolate, gum, candy and powdered beverages.
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The powdered stuff coats the kernels much more effectively, especially if you put some butter on there first.
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Press the tape down onto the powdered formula, then tear it off like you're waxing your bikini line.
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Back in February, her fingers were dyed green the day before the Grammy Awards after eating powdered candy.
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Of course, you shouldn't ever miss the added spice of a good salsa and powdered chili on top.
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Inspectors in 2010 found more than 1,000 shipping containers carrying powdered milk stacked in a PDVSA petrochemicals complex.
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Ynsect has been experimenting to find the best types of insects for producing powdered insect protein in bulk.
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"Dig Dug" In medium bowl stir together cream cheese, pumpkin, powdered sugar, pumpkin pie spice, cinnamon and vanilla.
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Beautiful ones, with their design of powdered sugar on the top — I think there were 10 of them.
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When you're ready to make your frosting, beat together your butter, powdered sugar, cider, and cinnamon until smooth.
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Mexican black tar heroin is more prevalent in the west, and powdered heroin is common in the east.
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Malcom C, alias Talcum X, powdered his pits to stay dry and his hands to improve his grip.
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The company recently released powdered packets of Pedialyte called "Sparkling Rush" in time for New Year's Eve excess.
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Paczkis are finished with either powdered sugar or icing, and calorie counts are somewhere in the 400 range.
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Price works over his photographs with chemicals, polymer fluids, and powdered earth — decimating digital data through analog means.
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Sun streams in and highlights the vials, technical instruments, and powdered jars of chemicals that are scattered around.
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The powdered green tea known as MATCHA made its New York Times Crossword debut in the Thursday, Dec.
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Many dogs dislike taking tablets and even powdered dewormers may be difficult to disguise in your dog's food.
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It's made by coating Chex cereal in a mix of chocolate, peanut butter, vanilla, butter, and powdered sugar.
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After 1845, when Peter Cooper patented the first powdered unflavored gelatin, the history of Jell-O races forward.
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The final step is dusting the pie generously with powdered sugar, like a thin layer of fallen snow.
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That's why we're actually working on a way to make powdered carbonation, so you don't need sparkling water.
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To do that takes a lot more expertise and trials, like that company that made powdered alcohol (Palcohol).
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This good-for-you powdered creamer combines coconut milk and collagen peptides for an added boost of protein.
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The four-hour drive from Ruskin to Miami Federal Detention Center was fueled by cookies, powdered donuts and laughter.
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That said, the lowest-calorie (60) and saturated fat (1.5 grams) Munchkins are the old fashioned, powdered and cinnamon.
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He gently caresses the powdered steel of a high-end Weber, drool forming at the corners of his mouth.
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Researchers also found that people did not opt to swap their usual soda for liquid and powdered drink concentrates.
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Dakota Fanning No powdered sugar coating it — Dakota Fanning shares the dirty truth about snow days in the city.
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Police charged him with possession after a field test incorrectly identified powdered milk inside a clear baggie as cocaine.
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Powdered forms of the leaf are sold at head shops and gas-station convenience stores and on the Internet.
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Paul Ryan reportedly likes to have the tops of his ears powdered to hide redness before taking the stage.
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Benton still draws donations from Benton's Stand, a website selling hot chocolate mix, powdered lemonade and Trump-themed products.
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It might be tempting to consign Hogarth and his pictures, with their powdered wigs and random barbarity, to history.
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The middle of the cylinder is filled with a powdered mixture of ammonium perchlorate and ammonium nitrate, the oxidants.
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The occasional hangover aside, I was always powdered, preened, and polished in the most luxurious creams, makeup, and fragrances.
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Like America's Tang but way more tropical, Raro is a powdered concentrate that turns water into an addictive cordial.
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"The tea tree's leaves are either ground into a powdered extract or pressed to create an oil," Qureshi said.
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Or maybe you'd just prefer to dip a strawberry or two into an Everest-sized mountain of powdered sugar?
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The behind-the-scenes deals and machinations look so outdated the actors might as well be wearing powdered wigs.
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In the past, similar tests have flagged powdered milk as cocaine, cotton candy as meth, and vitamins as oxycodone.
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Full disclosure: Eating clay is not recommended by most nutritionists, physicians, or even companies that make powdered clay. Shocker.
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In a small bowl, sprinkle the powdered gelatin over ¾ cup of cold water, and set aside to dissolve. 3.
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A jar containing powdered pepper and a picture of one of the social workers was found in the bathroom.
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The best seller is Qottab, an almond-shaped, almond-infused cookie with a crispy shell rolled in powdered sugar.
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This includes putting hives in good healthy environments, using screened bottom boards, essential oils, powdered sugar, organic acids, etc.
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Ondra gazed up at the bouldering wall before him while sifting his hands in a bag of powdered chalk.
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Sophisticated palates will love a ginger-stout cake seasoned with grated fresh ginger, powdered ginger, black pepper and cloves.
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Follow the manufacturer's instructions on the proportions of powdered formula to water so that babies get the full benefits.
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It's a three-ingredient blend of gin or vodka, honey, and powdered lemon or orange, such as Emergen-C.
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The company said the powdered steel it was examining had been sold to one customer it did not name.
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Cling film is plastic wrap, caster sugar is superfine sugar, icing sugar is powdered sugar, corn flour is cornstarch.
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On this visit to Domingo Luciani hospital, they're delivering diapers, protein bars and powder, baby food and powdered milk.
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Musicians, even powdered-wig types like Bach and Mozart, are notorious for making train wrecks of their personal lives.
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Before his death, her husband, Mohammad Khan, had bought a treat for Mumtaz, a large can of powdered milk.
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All her husband left her, other than the $28 and the powdered milk, was a carpet to sleep on.
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Rotisserie chicken, powdered ginger, peanut butter, carrots, purple cabbage, red bell pepper, non-fat greek yogurt, lime, and peanuts.
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Here's the easy answer, a powdered stock base made from fish (like cod or haddock), onions and parsley root.
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Sometimes Ms. Isler hands out free mantecados, cookies soft from lard, with powdered sugar that clings to the tongue.
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Soft, powdered talc absorbs moisture and is used in a range of cosmetics, from eye shadow to baby powder.
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A woman in line offered a cheap but questionable alternative to baby formula made from powdered milk and eggs.
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Throughout the Middle Ages, their tusks were sold as unicorn horns, which people believed could cure illnesses when powdered.
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The thick beige cream contains suspended particles of powdered walnut shells, which provide a rough texture for exfoliating skin.
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For frosting, combine 3 tablespoons butter and 1 tablespoon vanilla; gradually stir in powdered sugar until well blended and smooth.
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They can be found in such products as diet sodas, powdered drink mixes, sugar-free ice cream and light yogurts.
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The Savannah Smiles -- crispy lemon wedge cookies dusted with powdered sugar -- rank the slimmest at only 203 calories per cookie.
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Duck Donuts, of Duck, North Carolina, is giving out free bare, cinnamon sugar or powdered sugar donuts, no purchase necessary.
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Peña, who'll be starting at East Stroudsburg University in the fall, has been feeding the creatures chips and powdered donuts.
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Duck Donuts:On Friday, Duck Donuts is giving each customer one classic bare, cinnamon sugar, or powdered sugar doughnut for free.
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We see Booth cook the macaroni in some boiling water before dumping a packet of powdered cheese right on top.
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"This is not an ad," Khloé wrote alongside a picture documenting their indulgences, which included Pringles, Funyuns, and powdered donuts.
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For lunch, she may have oatmeal with powdered peanut butter for extra protein or a salad with fat-free dressing.
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Once the mix powdered sugar and baking soda ignites, it becomes a miniature active volcano that appears out of nowhere.
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Yes. Cost-effectiveness aside, there are also a number of recipes for which powdered Parm is genuinely the best choice.
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Francis Bacon, the 5003th-century English polymath, recommended snorting a bit of powdered castoreum as a cure for brain-fog.
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We knew it was only going to get weirder from here — but not Kraft-powdered-cheese-in-the-bath weird.
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If you're nearing your threshold for matcha drinks and foods, it's time to meet its green powdered cousin: moringa tea.
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The powdered mushroom products for people and pets are sold in stores nationwide, even landing a spot in Whole Foods.
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It can tone the skin post-cleanse, refresh makeup mid-day, and erase the appearance of an over-powdered complexion.
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The drink's electric pink and blue swirls, the daintily powdered whipped cream on top, are all made to be Instagrammed.
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Just right — finely ground but not powdered, and evenly but loosely packed in the funnel — and, well, see for yourself.
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She was powdered in pink eyeshadow, touted as the happy child of happy parents, and trained to smile wide onscreen.
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Glenn's famous trip around the globe also forever altered the cultural currency of a bright orange powdered drink called Tang.
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"Because that's the setting where access to safe and clean water for reconstituting powdered formula is often impossible to find."
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And by the time you are asking judges to snort powdered coffee substances, you know you have gone too far.
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For daytime I wear that and I don't contour, but if I'm going out, I use the company's powdered bronzer.
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Under "Sweets," I discovered this item: crepes filled with chèvre, covered in powdered sugar and drenched with blueberries in syrup.
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For his installation "La Disolución de la Geometría" (2014), he made do with ground coffee, raw sugar and powdered milk.
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For dessert there are Pantelleria kisses — light-as-air fritters stuffed with sweet ricotta and dusted with powdered sugar. ilprincipeeilpirata.
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For the egg, I tried leaving it out entirely, or replacing it with flaxseed powder, applesauce or powdered egg replacer.
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Each rescue is bottle-fed every few hours with a powdered-milk formula designed for kangaroos, which are lactose intolerant.
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And a sweet ending for a fair weekend: There are free Ziggy's Stardust Powdered Donuts created specially for the Fridge.
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But a few of the most nutritious are peanut butter, and powdered milk, which can provide fats, vitamins, and minerals.
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South Americans wouldn't manufacture massive amounts of cocaine from coca leaves if chic Americans didn't buy powdered cocaine for snorting.
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But I usually try to wear a white shirt when I eat them because I put on extra powdered sugar.
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But the refugees are huge buyers of powdered milk imported from New Zealand because bulk commodities turn out to be the answer to their problems: "Families buy a large bag of powdered milk for 9 dinars on their e-card and sell it immediately to a smuggler for 7 dinars in cash," Davies explains.
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Nazi leader Adolf Hitler inhaled powdered cocaine to treat sinus problems, as suggested in historical documents of his medical records (PDF).
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To make the whipped cream, beat remaining cream and powdered sugar with a mixer on high until stiff, about 5 minutes.
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Cakes glazed with powdered sugar mixed with milk or other liquids will be fine at room temperature for 3-4 days.
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However, it's hard not to notice that underneath that black robe and powdered barrister wig is a fashion plate par excellence.
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On wooden tables, they sieve the powdered ore into metal pans, add mercury, and heat the mixture over a charcoal fire.
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After you've almost broken your jaw chewing them, you'll get a burst of powdered sherbet that is nothing short of disappointing.
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In a review of powdered vegan eggs made by the company Follow Your Heart, a Bon Appetit writer did not approve.
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In a large bowl, combine both types of flour, powdered peanut butter, protein powder, sweetener, baking soda, baking powder, and salt.
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The GKN business makes automotive and industrial components from powdered metal and is expected to attract interest from private equity firms.
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The company also noted that it already offers Tide Pods in uncolored versions as well as traditional liquid and powdered forms.
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Another custom touch is achieved when Titan artisans transform a watch face by sprinkling colorful layers of powdered enamel onto it.
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The doughnut is decorated with an elegant green design and topped with Ghirardelli mini chocolate chips, lightly coated in powdered sugar.
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A 23D printer builds a piece of jewelry by printing it in layers of powdered materials like nylon, metal, or wax.
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Persian ice creams are thicker than American, with a characteristic chewy mouthfeel that comes from using powdered salep (ground orchid root).
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The matcha, or powdered green tea, is from Ippodo Tea in Murray Hill and is culinary grade so it's less bitter.
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"The most popular ones are the Hostess Honeybun cereal and the Hostess Donettes cereal—they look like powdered donuts," she said.
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Heck, you can even shape these Michelin-level churros like candy canes and coat them in powdered sugar if you want.
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In May a cop in East Liverpool, Ohio said he brushed some powdered fentanyl off his clothes, and almost fatally overdosed.
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As a teen, he said he'd spend about $60 for a gram of powdered cocaine and cook it with his friends.
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The CBP officer said he was told that she had asked the security head to buy powdered milk, not condensed milk.
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She washed her hands with powdered soap, adjusted the dress shields in her armpits, smoothed her hair, and reapplied her lipstick.
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Ask to see the back, where a modern Japanese owner filled in some unfortunate cracks with lacquer and powdered gold (kintsugi).
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Commandeer a woven bread basket if you can't find any other way to dust 500 chocolate mousse cups with powdered sugar.
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If you're unacquainted with the spread, cookie butter is basically just ground-up cookies blended with powdered sugar and vegetable oil.
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This also includes "toddler milk," which has increased rapidly in popularity (it contains mostly powdered milk, corn syrup and vegetable oil).
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Power Dust, like Brain Dust, is a formula of stevia-sweetened powdered herbs that Moon Juice sells in an attractive jar.
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Crack and powdered cocaine, heroin and opioids is where we're seeing people die on street corners fighting over territory or control.
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The group moved indoors this year, but other enemies remain — like Pixy Stix, the strawlike paper tubes filled with powdered candy.
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There, it's combined with a pyrotechnic mix that includes powdered sugar and several other chemicals, like magnesium oxide and potassium chlorate.
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Strictly speaking — and leaving aside enhancements like prosthetic wrinkles and talcum-powdered hair — you don't have to play it at all.
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"I&aposm sold," Brooke&aposs father says as the rest of the family laughs good-naturedly at his powdered sugar mustache.
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The beverage was also made available as powdered VIA Refreshers instant beverages and in cans as Starbucks Ready-to-Drink Refreshers.
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Mr. Lagerfeld, with his signature dark glasses and powdered white ponytail, was the longtime creative director at both Chanel and Fendi.
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Maybe not, particularly Niche's "umami kombu fries," which have been sprinkled with powdered shio kombu until they are almost subliminally green.
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The computer takes care of their needs, giving the insects water and nutrients in the form of powdered milk and sugar.
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Though its tone is almost always calmly descriptive, whatever it describes is always somehow something else and not itself, even when it comes to things like, oh, say, "the fine / loose earth, and the powdered gypsum, / the powdered lime and the unsized stone" — materials that for some other kind of poet might be avatars of irreducible is-ness.
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Try to avoid these ultraprocessed foods: ice cream, cookies, pastries, cereal bars and cakes, pre-made pies, pasta and pizza dishes, poultry and fish "nuggets" and "sticks," cocoa and "fruit"-flavored drinks, "health" and "slimming" products such as powdered or "fortified" meal and dish substitutes, powdered and packaged "instant" soups, noodles and desserts, sausages and hot dogs.
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For dessert I brought aebleskiver, which are essentially pancake balls with powdered sugar and jam, typically eaten around the holidays in Denmark.
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An Australian government agency partnered with a horticultural group to create a powdered broccoli product that can be made into coffee drinks.
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His hair, according to the research, would have been mid-length and powdered white, reflective of the norms of the Austen era.
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Coffiest is the third product in company's lineup, joining the flagship Soylent 2.0 liquid food and a powdered form of Soylent 2.0.
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Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's president, hailed this success in repelling an incursion of powdered milk, surgical gloves and other necessities as a "victory".
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One taking shape in a nearby government laboratory is the world's largest 3D printer, which can print aircraft parts from powdered titanium.
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A prisoner filed a grievance over the Correctional Service of Canada's policy of using the powdered dairy product rather than liquid milk.
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The earliest gun-powdered propelled rockets date back to the 15th century, when they were invented in the area of Song, China.
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The deep-fried confection is topped with powdered sugar, whipped cream, chopped Snickers Bar pieces, and drizzled with chocolate and caramel syrup.
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The FDA has taken steps to restrict powdered caffeine marketing efforts by five companies, but it has yet to ban the substance.
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There was food piled on every table—selections of fresh cookies dusted in powdered sugar and platters of crackers, cheese, and fruit.
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On board, they had 31 gallons of water, juice, powdered milk, cans of sweetened condensed milk, and piles of crackers and nuts.
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Bumble and Bumble's Prêt-à-Powder takes the intimidation factor out of powdered dry shampoo with its easy application and versatile formula.
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One variety of the crackers, for instance, is made from sweet potatoes (albeit in powdered form), while another is based on chickpeas.
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The FDA should withdraw its newly proposed smokeless tobacco regulation and limit any future rule, if applicable, to powdered dry-snuff products.
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The powdered drink has caffeine, green tea extract and B vitamins, made to be mixed in a metal branded shaker (sold separately).
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which already warns consumers against using powdered caffeine, should completely prohibit the substance, according to Sens.
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She rubbed some powdered rosin on her palms for a better grip, then hung upside down, legs positioned like a leaping gazelle's.
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Food was short and Nihei found the powdered acorns mixed with water and grains that were available to eat difficult to stomach.
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It's made by Post, which is also responsible for Fruity Pebbles and Oreo O's and, no joke, a Hostess Powdered Donettes cereal.
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More recently, several law enforcement officials have claimed that they were contaminated by touching powdered fentanyl, despite that being next to impossible.
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By then, a series of food-processing innovations developed during World War II — powdered soups and juices, cake mixes, dehydrated coffee, etc.
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Like Japanese kintsugi (the centuries-old art of mending cracked pottery with resin and powdered gold), his work transforms defects into merits.
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And the way they smelled, a lovely light powdered smell and the slight mustiness of mothballs, and hot chocolate and cheese biscuits.
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There were harp players wearing tiaras and corseted pink gowns, and waiters were made to wear powdered wigs that weighed four pounds.
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It's a simple confection, hardly more than an inch thick, and rarely embellished with more than a generous dusting of powdered sugar.
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Raw milk used to produce powdered baby formula had been watered down and the chemical melamine was added to fool quality checks.
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They think of his dark glasses and his weird little white powdered ponytail and his stiff white shirts and his black jeans.
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When he was young, Washington's hair was a reddish-brown, but he powdered it regularly, as it was the style at the time.
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The leather-clad couple powdered their faces and Bellamy had some fake blood coming out of his mouth as they made their entrance.
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He can either make or buy powdered eggshells as a supplement or go eat his egg alone in the dark, as he deserves
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Seconds after the video begins, a massive boom is heard, followed by a huge, blue-powdered explosion, which quickly transforms into a fire.
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That 2010 law eliminated the massive disparity of treating possession of crack cocaine as 100 times more serious than possession of powdered cocaine.
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The drugs usually come in powdered and capsule form, and can cause freak-outs that were well-documented on YouTube at the time.
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In 2010 Congress passed the Fair Sentencing Act, which among other things reduced the sentencing disparity between convictions for crack and powdered cocaine.
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These are gently brewed and cheese-capped to order: not for him the grab-and-go streetside tea chains that use powdered mixes.
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I make a smoothie with a handful of spinach, some pea protein, powdered peanut butter, half an avocado, frozen berries, and oat milk.
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The recipe I have long used relies on a healthy portion of sugar and powdered milk for the dough and uses sliced pepperoni.
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But it's the mineral in Glover's bag—snowy white grains, soft as powdered sugar—that is by far the most important these days.
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The kid's got a major sweet tooth -- we're told he filled up on Oreo-filled pancakes topped with whipped cream and powdered sugar.
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Cooks sprinkling powdered poppy on their dishes isn't uncommon in China although it's unclear whether it can make a restaurant's food genuinely addictive.
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An Ohio police officer almost died from a drug overdose after simply brushing what was believed to be powdered fentanyl off his shirt.
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On Stevens's desk, in the A.M.I. building, investigators discovered an envelope containing powdered anthrax and addressed to the "photo editor" of the Sun .
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I left coffee, tea and real half-and-half (no powdered creamer for my guests!) as well as bubble bath for the tub.
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At another food-packaging plant, a robot shakes pepper and powdered cheese over pasta that a person has just arranged in a container.
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A hamachi and peach aguachile , a dish similar to ceviche, was powdered so aggressively in crimson chile puya that it looked almost bloody.
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The new menu item consists of a Mickey-shaped pastry that is coated in pumpkin spice seasoning and then doused in powdered sugar.
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According to Public Citizen, a consumer watchdog group, a number of major hospitals began switching to non-powdered alternatives in the late 1990s.
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Weed and dry ice go in one end and superfine weed dust sprinkles out the other, like the powdered sugar of the gods.
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Every single person giggles with joy when they see them, swimming in on a mirrored tray, ringed by drifts of powdered sugar snow.
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You may wind up having beignets for dessert, buried under a fresh coat of powdered sugar in the best Café du Monde style.
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On Wednesday, the company said it was investigating possible data falsification involving another product, powdered steel, which is used mostly to make gears.
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While sales of hand sanitizer, powdered milk and cleaning products have spiked, sales of canned foods like chili, vegetables and soup have declined.
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While powdered formulas can become lumpy if stored in a humid environment, they will dissolve well in the hot water of the dishwasher.
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Yet that market presents its own separate challenges, as most Congolese people drink Nescafé with powdered milk — if they drink coffee at all.
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Unilever, the world's largest tea company, and Kraft Heinz, which sells the powdered drinks Crystal Light and Kool-Aid, also declined to comment.
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To make it, you'll need: ½ pound butter or margarine 3 tablespoons cinnamon ½ pound powdered sugar Mix all ingredients well with an electric mixer.
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Sprinkled with candy-cane powdered sugar and featuring holiday-appropriate peppermint flavor, these are the perfect way to get into the Christmas spirit.
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Same for those disposable ready-to-drink bottles, which Huel and Soylent both offer in addition to their powdered "just add water" products.
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The black-tie event with 120 guests included actresses in period clothing and powdered wigs welcoming Mr. Ghosn and his second wife, Carole.
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For example, at 22A, the answer to the clue "Result of a French powdered drink shortage?" is — of course — LAST TANG IN PARIS.
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It's a sort of synesthetic experiment, trying to compress the entire experience of a dish, its complexities and subtleties, into a powdered dust.
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Whisk together remaining 3 teaspoons lemon zest, 3 tablespoons lemon juice and ¼ cup powdered sugar until well-blended; brush over tops of cooled cookies.
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Meanwhile, beat heavy cream, powdered sugar, espresso granules and vanilla with an electric mixer on medium speed until stiff peaks form, about 5 minutes.
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Yet we have a nostalgic sense that the Founders were these marble statues who wore powdered wigs and said high-minded things about government.
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The Donettes cereal is similar to Hostess' white powdered mini donuts, while the Honey Bun creation is essentially mini versions of the glazed treat.
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Beat cream, powdered sugar and vanilla with an electric mixer on high speed until soft peaks form, about 30 seconds to 1 minute. 3.
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But they are also consumed by rich Vietnamese, at least some of whom believe that drinking powdered horn can help treat ailments including cancer.
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Soylent 1.5 has only 2.2 grams of Algal DHA Powder, but is mostly comprised of High Oleic Sunflower and Canola Oil powdered with Maltodextrin.
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I used my own milk today, which tastes better than the powdered milk in the machine, but only works when I want it iced.
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Then, Teigen posted a video of her husband John Legend wearing all black and covered in powdered sugar, from his shirt to his hands.
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With a delicately sensual geometry and symmetry impeccable for something handmade, artist Mary Judge's powdered pigment drawings are stunning works of otherworldly cohesive unity.
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In 2014, a noodle vendor was detained for 10 days after admitting adding powdered poppy plant to his dishes to keep customers coming back.
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Instead, to promote his One Night Only: Alec Baldwin special on Spike, the actor is swapping out his Trump wig for a powdered one.
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To make things even more impressive, she frosted and powdered four of the doughnuts before putting them in a miniature Krispy Kreme replica box.
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Splurging on the Oribe Gold Lust Dry Shampoo doesn't sting so bad when you feel like you're spraying actual powdered gold into your hair.
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Funnel cakes topped with powdered sugar and Mickey or Minnie Mouse-shaped cookie dough are also available at the food truck for $10 each.
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Powdered latex gloves were common in medical practice for years, but evidence that they might be dangerous began to be collected in the 1990s.
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How we priced it: You can make over 70 masks from a single $8 container of powdered clay—that's $0.11 for clay per mask.
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Beignets avalanched in powdered sugar on weekend mornings, an overstuffed shrimp Po' Boy on my lunch break, and, of course, Sazeracs during happy hour.
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The dried drupes are often powdered and mixed with water, making a thick "juice" that tastes like a Medjool date fucked a Werther's Original.
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Lambert topped the nontraditional dessert with a homemade rhubarb foam, dehydrated and powdered herbs from our garden, raspberry gel, plus fresh herbs and berries.
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The Democrats will hold a press conference Tuesday to renew their calls for the FDA to ban the sales and marketing of powdered caffeine.
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Global health experts say breast milk is especially important for babies in poor countries, where unsafe water supplies can make powdered infant formula dangerous.
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I add super greens powders to my smoothies, powdered liquorice to help with digestion, digestive enzymes and L-glutamine to help my stomach lining.
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His formula was tainted with salmonella — and a broad range of other Lactalis powdered milk products still on the shelves were at risk, too.
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And its chief executive said on Thursday that the company's powdered milk products may have been exposed to salmonella for more than a decade.
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The stage puffs, made from Kleenex and tinted with powdered Sanka, were spit out into a napkin when the audience's attention was directed elsewhere.
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Drinking green tea in powdered form originated in China and was brought to Japan in the 10th century by a Buddhist monk named Eisai.
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With thousands of people trapped inside without basic supplies, Edhi announced that his ambulances would deliver water, rice, and powdered milk door-to-door.
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A water-activated heating packet uses a powdered mix of magnesium metal, iron and salt to generate the heat that warms up the meal.
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Unlike powdered fentanyl, which Buemi could easily imitate using, say, pancake mix (a trick he had done once before), pills were difficult to fake.
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I stop in the Roastery for a latte and a mini powdered sugar donut to soften the holiday crowd at the grocery store ($33).
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Instead of a zesty, powdered-sugar cookie like Savannah Smiles, Lemon-Ups have a sweet glaze to perfectly balance a more tart lemon cookie.
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He chops the walnuts by hand to maintain their crunch, and seasons them with just a touch of powdered sugar and orange blossom water.
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The powdered wig, the silly pants, the poker face staring out from crumpled dollar bills: All serve to separate us from our founding father.
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In the early nineteen-fifties, Rothko began experimenting with powdered pigments, solvents, and egg to lend extra force to the colors in his canvases.
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It took a little longer, but in the 18th century, British doctors ceased prescribing unicorn horn as a powdered elixir, according to Smithsonian Magazine.
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For these self-described men of science, creating powdered beer was about the process of experimentation as much as it was the end result.
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He said Hodgkinson brought powdered donuts and cookies and pastries into the YMCA, "like he was trying to become friends with other members," he recalled.
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Her nemesis is Lydia Quigley, a puffed up and powdered pseudo-lady whose pastel-toned mansion is a playground for blue-bloods and their ilk.
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The study revealed that the revered Darcy would have had powdered white hair, a pointy chin, a pale complexion, a long nose and sloping shoulders.
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The judges apparently went crazy for the cherry Jell-O filled pastry that was breaded in panko crumbs, fried, and then dusted with powdered sugar.
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Above the waist, though, hair was definitely in — especially the prized unibrow — and women used powdered minerals or soot to darken and define their brows.
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Urban Decay took a crack at the powdered lip trend with its bouncy, pigmented mousse that wears like a blotted stain that never flakes away.
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Greta Garbo's personal dietician, one Gayelord Hauser, achieved celebrity-diet-guru fame with a regiment relying heavily on brewers' yeast, wheat germ, and powdered milk.
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This decadent sandwich is a funnel cake bun with a crispy chicken filet, garlic, cheddar cheese and strawberry-granny apple jam, topped with powdered sugar.
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FROM THE AIR, the red sand dunes of the Empty Quarter stretch out beyond the bend of the earth, like countless piles of powdered brick.
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As well as raw and pasteurized fresh milk, Desert Farms sells powdered and fermented milk (kefir), camel milk-based beauty products and camel hump fat.
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According to Civille, prepackaged eggnog made with powdered egg and artificial vanilla flavors or nonfat dry milk powder will not offer a rich, eggy nog.
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They were Color Field gone organic, artisanal, made with various teas, powdered iron, mica, sea snail dye and water from the East and Hudson Rivers.
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Wheat, sugar, powdered milk and rice are among the essential goods that have grown scarce since war intensified in Yemen a year ago, Oxfam said.
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It also doesn't hurt that powdered opiates are nearly undetectable when mixed with ingredients such as chili oil and require laboratory testing to be identified.
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No Photoshop retooling here; instead, Price works over his photographs with chemicals, polymer fluids, and powdered earth — calculatedly decimating digital data through analog, elemental means.
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The decision drew a chorus of critics, much like the Trump administration's recent stance on the marketing of powdered formula to women in developing countries.
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I use whatever organic beans I have on hand and throw in a packet of powdered herbs, add almond milk and blend it all up.
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When he got to England, in 1774, the most fashionable young women wore their hair powdered gray and piled atop their heads in billowing waves.
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In early December, 54 containers of Turkish powdered milk arrived at the port of La Guaira near Caracas, according to port records seen by Reuters.
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Blending grapes is a more natural, nuanced method of making up for deficiencies than, say, dumping in a bag of tartaric acid or powdered tannins.
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A small army of independent documentarians-turned-butlers scurry from tent to tipi carrying thermoses of coffee and bowls of powdered soup to tribal leaders.
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Mr. Davies's jaw is slightly wider and Mr. Crane wears glasses, but onstage, in brocaded waistcoats, powdered wigs and shiny shoes, they are almost indistinguishable.
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Wombaroo, the local, family-owned company behind the milk, has a growing international reach within its obscure niche: powdered milk formulas for exotic baby animals.
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He began dabbling in bird food but then saw the need for a powdered milk formula that wildlife caregivers could feed to orphaned kangaroo joeys.
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Tasters liked its "vegetal" notes, a reflection of the onions, celery and three different forms of mushroom — fresh, dried and powdered — on the ingredients list.
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In 1965, Mr. Simmons, an incisive, erudite reviewer and essayist, won a William Faulkner Foundation Award for "Powdered Eggs," recognized as a notable first novel.
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Wuhan was also a center of egg production -- fresh eggs, preserved, powdered, liquid -- and exported them to food manufacturers, restaurants and bakeries around the world.
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An Oklahoma man has been cleared of drug charges after lab results showed that he was not in possession of cocaine, but of powdered milk.
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At his workshop, Mr. Mouzannar now is experimenting with enamel, trying to reintroduce the style using powdered glass that preceded the resin version of today.
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While the ice-cream has two silk worms lying on top, you wouldn't realize that the ice-cream itself is made of powdered silk worms.
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This allows poor people to get a monthly allowance and shop for staples like fresh vegetables, powdered milk, pasta, dates, sugar, salt and camel meat.
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It later added more products, such as powdered steel and wire, and more facilities, including several overseas, to the list of problem products and sources.
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Beat 3 cups powdered sugar and remaining 1 cup butter with electric mixer fitted with whisk attachment on medium speed until creamy, 2 to 3 minutes.
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In the past, Sherwood has targeted specific species with individualized ingredients: seed and suet pyramids for birds, raw hot dog and powdered doughnut towers for raccoons.
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This powder lipstick is messy — like, when you're eating a powdered-sugar donut, and every bite leaves a light dusting of white powder in your lap.
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On Wednesday, they announced that it was releasing something called Pedialyte Sparkling Rush, a single-serve powdered version that turns into a lightly flavored fizzy water.
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One of them, from the brand Celsius, is an energy drink that has been transformed into powdered packets that the customer mixes with water at home.
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When she puts all her ingredients in her mixer and cranks it up to full speed, she's immediately consumed by a whirling cloud of powdered sugar.
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The white-skinned father, donning a powdered wig, and his bejeweled indigenous mistress, resplendent in her Chinese silk huipil, stare affectionately at their two happy children.
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People who have asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and other lung disorders are particularly susceptible to this type of harm when snorting powdered substances, he said.
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Most people have an old friend that occasionally pays a visit during moments of stress — even ones as exhilarating as snowboarding down a freshly powdered mountain.
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For every gram of liquid in Rivera's test pie, he replaced it with a gram of powdered, freeze-dried apple, which he stirred into the filling.
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These days we usually get a gram of powdered MD between a couple of us and just drop small amounts in our drinks throughout the night.
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The monkeys were often seen licking the stones after the blows, which could suggest that they're ingesting the nutritional components in the powdered rocks, Proffitt says.
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"Why can't I choose to live in their world?" the sister cries, and Richardson slaps her, loosening a puff of white powdered makeup from her face.
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When the ground or powdered kava root is mixed with water, it turns into a brownish-grayish drink that looks very much like a dirty puddle.
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Using a large whisk to combine, season the soup with the powdered coconut milk, jaggery and more salt, tasting as you go and adjusting as needed.
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Plus, the glass jar that remains after they've eaten all the beans is the perfect place to store their powdered root of asphodel for potions class.
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Tall powdered wigs featured miniature ships, fans became an integral part of courtship and to be seen in the same outfit twice was a cardinal sin.
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Dr. Sidney M. Wolfe, a founder of the group, said it had petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to ban powdered latex surgical gloves in 1998.
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We immediately added this to our list of mistakes as we realized the sharp crystal structures of the MDMA were unlike your average regular powdered recreationals.
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What does it say about a nation when a chode-like mass of deep-fried pasta and powdered Cheetos is met with widespread success and acceptance?
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David Raposa: Lackey in a black robe and powdered wig, banging the gavel, wearing his patented "I think this oncoming fart might be a dump" face.
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For a more intense shampoo, the roots can be ground up and boiled, or dried and powdered to be added to water for a soapy solution.
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I'm not going to don a powdered wig and rule on whether Mr. Franken and Mr. Trump are equivalent, or whose offenses were worse than whose.
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The sources said the toxin was used in a "dust-like powdered form" and that it circulated through the vents of the car, the channel said.
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They may also affect parents carrying infant gear including containers of baby powder or powdered formula and those who pack protein or energy powders or cosmetics.
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He climbs without a harness, using only his bare hands, a pair of climbing shoes, and a bag of powdered chalk to wipe off the sweat.
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Researchers examined blood pressure in 21 kids exposed in the womb to snus, a moist powdered smokeless tobacco, and 19 children without any prenatal tobacco exposure.
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In the realm of self-branding, Mr. Lagerfeld had a signature look: powdered white ponytail, high-collar Hilditch & Key white shirt, black fingerless gloves, black jeans.
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I think it gets out of hand when we have cheese in a can, powdered cheese, vegan cheese, or viral trends of throwing cheese on babies.
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In 2015, he introduced a bill to prevent sales of powdered alcohol for fear that the product "Palcohol" would attract underage drinkers who would snort it.
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Coating his head and body with margarine, he pressed the greased areas down on large sheets of paper and dusted the resulting image with powdered pigment.
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The luxury fashion designer, with his signature dark glasses and powdered white ponytail, was one of the most recognizable faces of an industry he helped define.
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The luxury fashion designer, with his signature dark glasses and powdered white ponytail, was one of the most recognizable faces in an industry he helped define.
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Stamped with the faces of Maduro and Chavez, the CLAP boxes usually contain rice, pasta, grains, cooking oil, powdered milk, canned tuna and other basic goods.
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Instead of actually bundling 200,000 sparklers together, it looks like the folks behind this video instead ignited 220 pounds of "powdered sparklers mixture" to create this explosion.
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In his efforts, Obama has focused intently on reducing sentences for people convinced of crack-related crimes, which carry sentences that far exceed those for powdered cocaine.
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Several varieties of natural cheeses may be mixed, and powdered milk, whey, cream or butter, and water may be added, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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Enfamil was a powdered baby formula (the first to be patterned on the makeup of human breast milk and the first one to be recommended by doctors).
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Oklahoma City Police told VICE News that the officers did weigh other evidence in Gregg's August arrest for possessing the powdered milk that tested positive for cocaine.
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At any rate, it's a better opening move than the freebie the kitchen sends out, a fried lasagna noodle coated with powdered cheese, tomatoes and pizza seasonings.
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She excelled in more intimate formats, the three-quarter and especially bust-length portraits, where her renderings of expression, lightly powdered ringlets and fabric are beyond reproach.
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"I get Dream Water, Clif Bars (the only brand I liked, so I've just stuck with it), powdered doughnuts, yogurt-covered pretzels and Fig Newtons," she says.
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They are made by mixing powdered ceramics, typically silicon carbide or boron carbide, with small quantities of binding agent and then heating the mixture until it fuses.
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What they ate: Sunflower seeds, Hostess Snowballs, mini chocolate donuts, mini white-powdered donuts, potato chips, bottled water, tortilla chips, peanuts, entire display of gum and lollipops.
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Whenever you eat carbs (pasta, bread, potatoes, powdered donuts) your body breaks them down into a simple sugar called glucose, which is your body's primary fuel source.
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After buffing on our usual foundations and concealers, we dusted our faces with baby powder which, according to Kong, should come to resemble a well-powdered mochi.
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For instance, if someone has taken way too much Aspirin, an emergency room physician may give that person a drink made of powdered charcoal mixed with water.
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The U.S. intelligence community has been tracking a number of confirmed chemical attacks by ISIS where powdered mustard agent was used in artillery shells, the official said.
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When doing so, the level of phthalate in a package of powdered cheese was about twice the level in the natural cheeses, and similar to sliced cheese.
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Pour the caramel into a medium bowl and stir in the powdered sugar, milk, vanilla, and salt, and until it forms a thick but pourable icing. 6.
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More notable — ridiculously good, actually — was the kaiserschmarrn, a dense, eggy pancake broken into pieces that were white with powdered sugar and stained dark by fruit compote.
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I'm talking about real dehydrated and powdered bacon, which could be used to deliver a delicious dose of salty goodness to just about any food, including smoothies.
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"Today I just wanted to promote this new powdered stuff that you put in your tea," she said, seemingly referring to weight loss products like Fit Tea.
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The ATA said in its report that, with a strike as long as three days, essentials like bottled water, powdered milk, and canned foods would be gone.
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But then dessert arrives and you snap back to the present, grateful for the Chantilly cream and generous sprinkling of powdered sugar atop your cherry-jam crèpe.
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By shipping only the powdered ingredients needed in shampoo without the water, the weight of the product is lighter, ultimately reducing plastic packaging and fuel during shipping.
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And the usual cannoli dessert did not surprise but satisfied with a crispy shell, creamy filling punctuated by rich chocolate chips and a dusting of powdered sugar.
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A sweet and icy Mango Freeze serves dual roles as palette-cleanser and cocktail mixer, while powdered sugar-laden beignets make for a classic Crescent City dessert.
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Most snacking cakes are simple and plain, something easily stirred together with one bowl and a wooden spoon, then dusted with a little powdered sugar after baking.
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Wilson tries drinking a Soylent-like powdered meal-replacement at lunch for a week; it effectively tamps down her hunger, but the lack of variety is dispiriting.
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I was particularly excited to try the eggnog icing, but a tablespoon of eggnog was not enough to transform a cup of powdered sugar into creamy icing.
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The tiny, gelatinous morsels, filled with chopped nuts or infused with various flavors and lightly dusted with powdered sugar, somehow don't taste the same in other countries.
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Drag queen Adore Delano from "RuPaul's Drag Race" says he should be a multi-millionaire, but his management stole almost everything out from under his powdered nose.
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Then, in a New Jersey suburb in 1962, a 19-year-old recreational drug enthusiast named Howard Lotsof laid hands on 500 mg of powdered iboga root.
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Even while countless Chinese companies were producing illicit powdered fentanyl for sale to American customers, the Chinese maintained their stance, and the companies continued to operate unimpeded.
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He'd showered and powdered his neck — the smell of talc and the pomade he sometimes used to brush his hair sweetening the old leather of the seats.
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A dab of aioli, flavored with powdered young pine needles, sits in the middle, and the whole thing is drizzled with sunflower oil and white birch syrup.
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I text F. to come hang, and he stops by to drop off leftover dessert from dinner that night, warm beignets with powdered sugar on top, yum.
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It's the powdered heroin he purchases on the dark net, the stuff he snorts in the bathroom a few times a day, that he keeps to himself.
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It also removed chicken skin, safflower oil and citric acid from the meat of its McNuggets, swapping them for pea starch, rice starch and powdered lemon juice.
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With a little forethought and a couple cups of powdered gelatin, you can slurp savory broth from doughy dumpling skins in the comfort of your own home.
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And no, I will not be craving that loaf of powdered-sugar covered, crusty bread with chunks of indeterminable dried fruit inside that got stashed behind the Keurig.
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This is just the latest dustup for the company, which has had its nutritional claims challenged since the release of its first powdered drink meal replacement in 2013.
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If you like mac and cheese, there's no reason to not just boil some on the stove and make it yourself, even if you use that powdered cheese.
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Herbalife uses a massive network of independent distributors to sell powdered shakes, vitamins and other tablets designed to help people manage their weight, boost energy and calm stress.
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The process involved using a laser to melt together thousands of individual layers of the powdered alloy, each layer only some 60 microns (millionths of a metre) thick.
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Herbalife uses a massive network of independent distributors who sell powdered shakes, vitamins and other tablets designed to help people manage their weight, boost energy and calm stress.
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Her latest is an archipelago of clay, glitter, plastic flowers, crystals, rainbow string, craft materials, and 1,000 pounds of powdered sugar occupying the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art.
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But if all you have access to is a half-eaten foil of Rondele or a generous shake of powdered Parmesan, then that will probably do just fine.
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This process is a calculated act designed to smuggle fentanyl past U.S. customs since it is often brought into the U.S. in a powdered or other pill forms.
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But in 19683, mere weeks after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and elsewhere, members of Congress and the media received letters laced with powdered anthrax.
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In order to create the appearance of destruction, researchers spiked milk with a huge amount of powdered hormone and then pasteurized the mixture 120 times longer than normal.
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True enthusiasts consume it in almost every way imaginable, but most people are familiar with it as a powdered supplement that supposedly improves fertility, energy, and sexual performance.
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The breakfast tacos, nachos, enchiladas, and other Mexican dishes I prepared from the pail's powdered and freeze-dried ingredient baggies were flavorless at best and vile at worst.
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" A toxicologist he spoke to who specializes in opioids says it's "hard to imagine someone would need multiple doses of naloxone after transient skin contact with powdered fentanyl.
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Whether vegetable proteins, as in a plate of rice and beans, or powdered proteins, typically consumed by drinking a shake, will do the trick are still unanswered questions.
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Those residing at Her Majesty's pleasure may no longer be kept on Dickensian porridge but they can expect equally unappetising powdered milk, bland stews, and even horse meat.
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Advantage: Mary In the second part of this lavish historical diptych, directed by Shekhar Kapur, Cate Blanchett's extravagantly powdered and coifed Elizabeth nimbly navigates an uncertain political landscape.
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Matcha, a kind of powdered green tea used in Japanese tea ceremonies, has become a popular drink in the wellness scene for its grassy green color and antioxidants.
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At Joey Bats Café, Mr. Batista buries the mottled surface of each pastel — the result of a supremely hot oven — under a windfall of cinnamon and powdered sugar.
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The list of carry-on limits airline passengers can carry in their cabin baggage on international flights will soon include powdered material, the Transportation Security Administration has announced.
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But today, what they are drinking is a man-made powdered milk formula that mirrors the fat, protein and sugar composition of the milk from a koala mother.
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I like how I could make a cake and coat with powdered sugar for a simple cake or fully decorate with icing and gruesome items for the eyeballs.
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The Just Take Three dessert consists of three beignets topped with powdered sugar served with vanilla ice cream, which is itself topped with whipped cream and chocolate ganache.
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The pantry and garage are bursting with things for baking and event-planning: cake pans, cardboard gift boxes, powdered sugar, vases, flower cutters, ribbons, table runners, candle holders.
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Fireworks also contain a fuel (often a powdered metal), an oxidizer that helps that fuel burn, and metals and minerals that emit different colors of light when they're heated.
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Its researchers had strapped an air sampling device to a doll to take measurements while it was powdered, according to J&J memos and the minutes of a Feb.
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The supermarket chain also predicted that ingredients such as turmeric, reishi mushroom and maca (a powdered herb) are likely to grow in popularity as consumers turn to wellness tonics.
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" Incroyable (1789): "Very large satin bows; powdered head tied with a queue; cocked hat, wide lace cravat; cane with gold head, quaint scissor-shaped eye-glass of the period.
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To make it easier, there's this powdered mineral sunscreen that can go right on top of your makeup, or previously applied skin care, without messing with your whole look.
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Rea wanted to recreate his own version of mac and cheese that was as close to the movie's version as possible, so he bought powdered cheeses off of Amazon.
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There's a moment during the song "Reflection" where Mulan takes off her makeup, sitting half-white powdered, before she removes the rest of her makeup and her hair clip.
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Add the powdered sugar and salt and paddle on low until it's combined, then crank it up and paddle another minute just to be sure everything is super smooth.
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Lips were painted red with vermillion, made of highly toxic mercury sulphide; faces were powdered stark white with rudimentary foundations using lead combined with vinegar, horse manure, and perfume.
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Typical items include pasta, rice, beans, lentils, sugar, tuna, pasta sauce, coffee, powdered milk, wheat flour, cereal, canned chicken, soap, laundry detergent, oil, toilet paper, deodorant, shampoo and razors.
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Using the back of a spoon, press powdered sugar and 1 tablespoon of the granulated sugar through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a small bowl; set aside. 3.
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Taylor's taste for Southern and Creole food led him to calas, which are similar to the treats consisting of fried dough covered in powdered sugar now known as beignets.
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Holding on tight to her bag of the pastries, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star posted another video showing off the beignets inside—all doused in powdered sugar.
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Amma apparently wrapped herself in a white sheet, powdered her whole face white, and got Natalie to follow her by telling her it was all part of a game.
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Additive manufacturing, more commonly known as 3-D printing, is the process by which heat and pressure fuse together thermoplastics or powdered materials to create a three-dimensional object.
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This is taken by tanker to a plant near the coast where it is turned into finely powdered lithium carbonate and hydroxide, which are then shipped around the world.
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Also like the Blue Hawaii, the Piña Colada has become corrupted by cheap spirits and shit mixers—the equivalent of powdered nondairy creamer in a cup of instant coffee.
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Monte Cristo Crepes A truly sweet and savory combo, not for the faint of heart: ham, cheesy, and turkey all rolled together and topped with jam and powdered sugar.
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But the patches are "a totally different situation to powdered, loose fentanyl," he said, noting that it took years of research for pharmaceutical companies to make the patch work.
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In 2015, the FDA issued warning letters to five distributors of pure powdered caffeine: SPN's Smartpowders, Purebulk, Kreativ Health's Natural Food Supplements, Hard Eight Nutrition and Bridge City Bulk.
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Oddly, I also understand the powdered wigs and mouches of the men of this time; Nicholas Hoult as the politician Robert Harley is bitchy and radiant in his makeup.
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A family can purchase pre-mixed bottles, or they can prepare powdered formula with water that has a negligible risk of causing contamination and then infection in an infant.
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Daily special spreads, toppings or sprinkles often include lemon poppy seed with fresh berries, house-made blackberry jam, powdered sugar and chai spice, crème brûlée or dark chocolate coconut.
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Who among startups likes to appear on a stage branded by a company like Nestle, better known for biscuits and powdered milk it would hawk to unsuspecting African mothers.
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It lost its earthy rind, got addicted to bad drugs, and spawned hellish offspring bearing its hallowed name: powdered cheese, Cheez-Its, Goldfish... the list goes on and on.
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It was a dark chocolate cupcake devoid of the toasted coconut shards mentioned on the menu, and instead had a simple dusting of powdered sugar or possibly white chocolate.
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But the particular flavor of traditional ranch can only be achieved with the dry versions of all those aromatics: garlic and onion powder, dried herbs, powdered pepper and buttermilk.
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Each of the pastry layers — of which there are 28, not the poetic 1001 — is a paper-thin sheet of phyllo brushed with butter then dusted with powdered sugar.
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Now, a family-owned company called Wombaroo is making powdered milk formulas for orphaned animals that mirror the fat, protein and sugar composition of different types of animal milk.
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This dough is also made into a green noodle, called sasauchi, by mixing in powdered barley shoots and leaves of kuma-zasa, a bamboo variety that pandas dote on.
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She found solace in cutting patterns from stiff dough, stirring color and water into powdered sugar, and rhythmically applying royal icing to the blank face of a sugar cookie.
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My clothes exploded from every drawer; soda cans, paper bags, wrappers, Walgreens receipts and spent tubes of makeup were sprinkled over my belongings like powdered sugar on French toast.
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Not that you cook boxed mac and cheese, but have you seen this Times article about the chemicals that reside in the powdered cheese mixture that comprises the sauce?
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You will break Thomas's heart if you don't have kaiserschmarrn for dessert, an eggy pancake chopped up and topped with powdered sugar and served with fruit sauce or compote.
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Seeking to tap the growing appetite for unconventional ingredients, Mondelez introduced its first new product in years — Good Thins crackers, made with powdered sweet potatoes and chickpeas — last year.
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The company, which is nearing conclusion of its strategic review, said it would integrate its Knighton Foods unit, which makes powdered foods and ingredients, into its core UK business.
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Likewise, touching confiscated product, while extremely unlikely to lead to symptoms, would not do so rapidly because the powdered fentanyl is absorbed even more slowly than the pharmaceutical form.
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Last year, British supermarket Waitrose debuted a new chocolate Easter egg that looked like a halved avocado, complete with green chocolate 'flesh' and a giant cocoa powdered chocolate pit.
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The shortage of milk is reported to be particularly acute in France where farmers have concerns over a glut of 350,000 tons of powdered milk, which depresses prices further.
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" A week later, "Meredith" from Staten Island — strongly supported by other readers and The Times itself — urged "Tormented" to "sprinkle powdered borax plentifully around 'where they most do congregate.
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This "provides a further margin of safety by limiting the maximum practical exposure to the active compound, since one can only eat so much powdered leaf matter," he says.
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The gang used a team of young runners to ferry around gram snap bags containing a mix of branded product and powdered synthetic weed bought from a firm of wholesalers.
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They swing by Café du Monde for beignets, which leave Nick covered in approximately the amount of powdered sugar you'd need to dust a restaurant-sized crime scene for fingerprints.
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It's a fascinating look at the micro-worlds women create to protect themselves and their agency, and also there are at least nine towering, silly-looking powdered wigs per episode.
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To find out, researchers recruited 97 people with type 2 diabetes and randomly gave them either a placebo or a powdered, concentrated dose of sulforaphane every day for three months.
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Far from the near-mythic and heavily powdered Canary Wharf super villains, a surprising number of regular customer service schmucks like myself were using cocaine to get through the day.
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Related: Artist Fills 400 Black Balloons with Different Gases for Magical Effect How Thomas Barrow's 'Millennial Notes' Predicted Material Decline 1,000 Pounds of Powdered Sugar Created a Colorful Candy Kingdom
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To achieve his simulacrum of a slow-cooked, wine-infused stew, Mr. López-Alt adds a slurry of Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, anchovies and powdered gelatin to the cooking liquid.
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He encouraged Dominicans to prize their bodies and culture as more European than Haiti's, and is said to have powdered his skin and bleached his hair to look whiter himself.
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To top if off, you'll need whipped cream and some reserved blueberry lemonade powder, along with some kind of pink powder—in this case, a beet-based powdered food coloring.
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The powdered orange drink Tang was back in vogue for the toasts, along with MoonPies, including a 55-pound (25-kilogram), 45,000-calorie MoonPie at Kennedy's One Giant Leap bash.
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I ask for no powdered sugar, as I always get it all over myself, then promptly regret it when I realize the taste is nowhere near the same without it.
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Yet a rare winter storm powdered the arid sand dunes of northwestern Algeria with white snow on Sunday, the third time an event like this has happened in 40 years.
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Laird Superfood also sells beet- and turmeric-infused powdered coconut waters, "ultra-caffeinated" coffee and a variety of coffee creamers, including a mint-flavored creamer and a turmeric-flavored number.
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For the first two weeks of the study, 10 participants ate a control breakfast while the other 10 ate one containing 25 grams of powdered crickets in muffins and shakes.
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The Oh What Funnel Cakes should also be a big draw — they are lightly dusted with powdered sugar and topped with glazed strawberries, whipped cream, and more shimmery elf sprinkles.
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The show presents an array of approaches, on a spectrum from factual to imaginary, in media including paint, pencil, printmaking, video, assorted photographic techniques and a bit of powdered cocaine.
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Under Mr. Michaud's tutelage, I stirred up a batch of malolactic bacteria, tenderly allowing the frozen sachets to defrost, before mixing them with tepid water and packets of powdered nutrients.
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The half-pound fillet was grilled and then topped with a spicy sauce of fresh lime juice, olive oil, powdered chipotle, Mexican crushed pequin peppers, adobo seasoning and white wine.
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The woman put powdered soap all over their clothes and stomped the filth from them with her feet, then wrung them with her strong arms until they were almost dry.
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The funnel cake ($6.99) was the best of the three parks I visited — crispy on the outside, hot and moist on the inside, with a generous dusting of powdered sugar.
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Made with separated eggs to achieve lightness, her version is at once rustic and refined, fragrant with orange and lemon zests, vanilla and cinnamon, and lightly dusted with powdered sugar.
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I don't really care that the slouching white slab of powdered snow that appears before dessert won't give me diabetes, although customers who already have diabetes are no doubt appreciative.
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WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration proposed banning powdered medical gloves on Monday, saying the powder can inflame wounds and cause scars to form between organs and tissue after surgery.
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When you're ready to frost your cake, make your frosting by beating together the butter, powdered sugar, and vanilla until smooth - be sure to beat for at least 3 minutes.
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If you need some dessert to wash it down, the Colombiana (brandy, apple brandy, apple guava syrup, coconut cream, lime, absinthe spray, and powdered sugar) is the way to go.
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Global health experts said the president's stance suggested a lack of knowledge about breast-feeding and the history of the marketing of powdered formula to poor women in developing countries.
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Sweet-and-sour pork ribs with preserved plums were as sweet as if they'd been stewed in Dr Pepper, and a dusting of powdered sugar at the table didn't help.
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And so I threw it away and decided instead to depend on technique and the recipe's simple ingredients: eggs, sugar, flour, cornstarch, leavening, vanilla and powdered sugar for the top.
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In front of the dressing room mirror, an actor's own hair will often be secreted in a stocking cap, his 5 o'clock shadow spackled away, her freckles powdered to nothing.
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Those who want their rice to make them sweat should take advantage of the shaker of powdered Cameroon pepper on the table, waiting to take any dish up to 11.
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Fermi and his students packed the powder into pipe-like tin cans and arranged them equally spaced in a circle within a large tank of water mixed with powdered manganese.
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Bear in mind that gelatin is made by cooking animal bones to release their collagen, so vegetarians and vegans may instead want to use powdered agar, a type of seaweed.
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Karla Black's ''Includes Use,'' a sprawling installation of brown, pink and white dry powdered paint and plaster, was sprinkled on the floor of New York's David Zwirner gallery last year.
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One piece, from 2011, is made of, among other things, recalled powdered milk, antidepressants, palm tree essence, sea lice, a Teva sandal ground to dust and a cellphone signal jammer.
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Brands such as Nescafe and Nespresso make up a sizable chunk of Nestle's powdered and liquid beverages business, which generated sales of 21.6 billion Swiss francs ($21.7 billion) in 2018.
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In 2014, China was growing rapidly, its middle class had more cash to toss around, and people started buying more and more milk (particularly powdered milk) from the United States.
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After a happy accident, in which pink cardboard was delivered instead of red, the joyous color has been associated with powdered perfection ever since — and we couldn't be happier about it.
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Hawaii County Civil Defense said a dusting of ash was visible on property and advised residents to avoid exposure to the powdered rock, which can cause irritation to eyes and airways.
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Many of the designs are made with royal icing (a mixture of powdered sugar and egg whites) giving the cookies their glossy sheen, but this doesn't exactly translate to big flavor.
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Many of those whose punishments he's reduced were incarcerated for crimes involving crack cocaine, which came with mandatory sentences that were longer than those for the powdered version of the drug.
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Louisiana: Beignets At Cafe Du MondeThe state doughnut in Louisiana is a pillowy piece of sweet fried perfection covered in powdered sugar and best enjoyed with a cup of hot coffee.
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The Brazilian Agriculture Ministry announced last week that China had authorized 24 plants to export products including cheese, butter, condensed milk and powdered milk, with shipments expected to start in August.
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White buyers came into New Haven on the I-91 and I-95 highways to pick up bundles of the powdered party drug to resell in suburban bars over the weekend.
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Lab tests later confirmed the bag was filled with powdered Misoprostol, and more of the drug was found on Woodward's person, in his belongings, and at his restaurant on Melrose Avenue.
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"We've turned into hunters of containers with spoiled merchandise," said Aray, the legislator, whose desk is filled with pictures of packages of powdered milk that expired while sitting in shipping containers.
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YouTube user Blakech shared an impressive video of his 2-year-old son Hank skiing down freshly powdered slopes in Kingston, Ontario, for the very first time, and he's really good.
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It's readouts of printed text were a bit awkward — but accurate — but it scanned nearly every barcode with ease (a jar of powdered peanut butter tripped it up for some reason).
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We walk the dogs to a cigar store where he buys two cigars, and then we go to Whole Foods where I buy a ginger kombucha, vitamin D, and powdered collagen.
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They also give out therapeutic milks supplied by UNICEF, as well as Plumpy'Nut, a peanut butter paste high in calories that is fortified with powdered milk, sugar, oil, vitamins, and minerals.
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Dietary supplements are manufactured substances typically taken by mouth in pill, liquid or powdered form that include extracted or synthetic nutrients that are intended to enhance dietary intake from whole foods.
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GlaxoSmithKline beat a rival bid from Swiss rival Nestle which was also bidding for the unit and looking to expand its portfolio in the powdered hot beverages category, the report on.ft.
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The baklava uses chopped raw pistachios, instead of walnuts, as is the typical Greek style, mixing them with powdered and brown sugar, surrounded by the same buttered phyllo as the custard.
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In place of the traditional whisk used to dissolve the powdered tea in hot water, he modified a cappuccino froth-maker with propeller blades by adding a powerful lithium-ion battery.
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Add the powdered sugar and mix on low until just combined, then increase the speed to medium and mix until creamy, scraping down the sides of the bowl as needed. 8.
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Related: These Colorful Arrangements of Mass-Produced Objects Are Supremely Satisfying Sweet How-To Turns Candy Dots Into Pop Art Portraits 1,000 Pounds of Powdered Sugar Created a Colorful Candy Kingdom
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It is a full metal 3D printer that generates real metal parts out of powdered metal which is then hardened under massive heat and allows for amazingly strong and light materials.
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Once accepted into the program, the students get a big ol' swag box with beer koozies and powdered margarita drink mix singles to entice peers to hand over their email addresses.
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At the beginning of Disney's live-action Beauty and the Beast, we see the Prince in all his glory: powdered wig, embroidered waistcoat and jacket, and a full face of makeup.
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Lockwood is a one-woman cupcake factory, and nothing is coming out of the kitchen unless it has sprinkles, curls, powdered sugar and, lastly, a filthy word piped onto the top.
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That 2011 public speaking study pre-treated the subjects with 600mg of powdered CBD, and the 2015 survey also found that 300 to 600 mg seemed to be an effective dose.
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The box was the size of a small refrigerator, and she spent several weeks filling it with coffee, Spam, chocolate, powdered drinks like Nesquik and Tang, toiletries, and clothes from Costco.
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At the same time, consumers have largely shifted away from concentrated supplements in favor of the less potent, traditional preparation — typically nothing more than powdered kava root mixed with lukewarm water.
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Bachaqueros, or ant-traders, would carry anything from soap to powdered milk to Colombia and make five times as much in a day as in a month at their formal jobs.
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That's a massive amount of influence, of course, and Anderson was named to the National Inventors Hall of Fame, even as he's continued to innovate in all forms of powdered metal.
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I buy bags of frozen patra, samosas, arbi, undhiyu mix, rotis, some cumin seeds and powdered cardamom, paneer, a bottle of sesame oil, a can of coconut milk, and some fresh okra.
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And why in the world would you spend the afternoon shopping for high-end brownie ingredients when you can down a pan made from Betty Crocker's masterful powdered mix in one sitting?
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Was she also sleeping in her office and eating powdered shrimp and listening for the footsteps of killers and thieves and baby-merchants crunching through trinitite and scorched brick crumbs and bone?
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Shortly following the 2015 announcement, Abbott sent a #PowderPackedSummer team to 225 music festivals and sporting events throughout the US to distribute a new powdered product convenient for travel and outdoor drinking.
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The powdered sugar had a strange chunky consistency and when he complained to his father that it tasted bitter, O'Bryan gave his son a glass of Kool-Aid to wash it down.
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Market research firm, IbisWorld, reported that powdered drinks, known as "instant drink mixes," reached $1.3 billion in revenue in 2015, with sports and energy mixes making up a quarter of that revenue.
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A homeless man in Oklahoma was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to trafficking cocaine, but his case was dismissed after the substance turned out to be powdered milk.
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By using "the box" in concert with a powdered additive that prevents the resin from hardening until exposed to ultraviolet light, shapers gain a valuable cushion of extra time to correct mistakes.
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A customer under less duress considered a Machete (powdered cocoa mix, hot water, jalapeño-tequila shot), but requested a 4th Doctor, a hot-pants-red whirl of rum, pineapple juice, and grenadine.
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Schumer seems to want Coco Loco to be subject to at least the the same regulatory control as Palcohol—yes, powdered alcohol—a substance which many states are now regulating or banning.
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Another part of the misrepresentation relates to the known long-term risk of a similar cancer from a powdered dry snuff product used almost exclusively by older women in the U.S. Southeast.
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Cindy diPrima Morisse, the co-founder of CAP Beauty in New York, meanwhile, often sells out of Sun Potion's gluten-free Anandamide ($26), a powdered blend of raw cocoa, turmeric and cardamom.
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And because the tax only applies to liquids, it does not cover powdered drink mixes, which have seen a spike in sales as price-sensitive shoppers find ways to avoid the tax.
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As an ancient nostrum for epilepsy, stroke, cancer, tetanus or rheumatoid arthritis, the two-inch-long arthropods are supposed to be eaten dried, powdered or after being steeped in alcohol — not raw.
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However, lab testing later revealed that the substance was, in fact, powdered milk, which Gregg told Oklahoma County District Judge Timothy R. Henderson he got from a food pantry, The Oklahoman reported.
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The server poured dill oil and powdered phytoplankton into a corked glass press filled with salt-and-vinegar water, emulsified the concoction, then poured the hot broth into a black ceramic cup.
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But the food isn't the draw as much as the chance to be among the very first skiers to hit the newly groomed (or powdered) slopes when the first tracks bell rings.
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You're looking for a slightly stiffer buttercream, so add your milk in sparingly and don't be afraid to add an extra tablespoon or two of powdered sugar to get the right consistency.
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Ross McMahon, chief executive officer of Kendal Nutricare, maker of powdered baby milk, told CNBC that China is its "number one" market due to the many babies being born there each year.
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After you sit down, as the servers gloss the menu, they also lay down some Irish rarebit crackers coated with powdered cheese and mushrooms and pour hot black tea into grandma china.
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"Powdered forms of rhino horn and bones from dead tigers can only be used in qualified hospitals by qualified doctors recognized by the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine," the statement said.
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Virts and his team also left some "powdered milk and freeze dried cookies" for Santa according to ABC — although without a chimney, they had to settle for leaving them by the airlock.
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His father died "when I was a little bitty guy"; his mother single-handedly raised nine children in a tiny apartment, relying on handouts—rice, cheese, powdered milk—from a nearby hospital.
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The classic example of this is illustrated by the 100-to-1 sentencing ratio of crack to powdered cocaine, which was the result of a federal drug law in place until 20163.
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And though songs like "Miss You So Much" were nearly good, they also sounded a bit like powdered mash next to an album like Kacey Musgraves' Golden Hour, or indeed Parton herself.
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Powdered herbs fill his lab at the University of Hong Kong, where his team carefully measures and tests the properties of ingredients in vials and how they react with chemicals and human cells.
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Reduce speed to low, and gradually add powdered sugar mixture and remaining 1 tablespoon milk and ¼ teaspoon vanilla; beat until blended, being careful not to incorporate too much air into the frosting. 7.
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Elliott uses a kind of 3D printing that involves squirting layer after layer of a glue-like binder into powdered metal, forming a tool or machine part that Elliott has to uncover eventually.
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In a video aptly titled "JP Cooks Weird Stuff," and hilariously shared by Youtube account HellthyJunkFood, literal mad scientists share a recipe for a mac 'n' cheese donut with a Cheetos-powdered glaze.
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The plasticity provided by kaolin's interleaved layers of silica and alumina, if allied in just the right proportions with powdered petuntse, a firmer stone, allowed potters to throw larger vases than anywhere else.
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While cupcakes cool, sift together powdered sugar and remaining ¼ teaspoon each of the cinnamon, allspice, ginger, cardamom and salt and 1 pinch each of the cloves and pepper in a medium bowl. 6.
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Colman stars as Queen Anne in The Favourite, filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos' upcoming period drama set in early 18th century England, a time of turmoil and war, but also frivolity and massively powdered wigs.
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This is a finely powdered charcoal, made from biomass and in effect immune to biodegradation, which can be spread on fields to help retain water and nutrients and support a healthier soil ecosystem.
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The Soylent community also overlaps with that of apocalypse preppers—the powdered formula is perfect for stocking up underground bunkers—and thrifty shoppers willing to sacrifice solids for an assured source of nutrition.
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The idea is to develop a better understanding of how the process behaves at all scales, from microscopic melting and cohesion of the powdered metal to the bulk properties of the final object.
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And despite continued concern and controversy within the medical community regarding its use, it remains available for sale over the internet in a powdered form that can then be reconstituted for subcutaneous injections.
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Fear over exposure to powdered opioids is growing, and has led to at least a dozen people being charged with endangering or assaulting emergency responders — even if all they did was call 280.
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The unicorn, let's recall, is a legendary creature believed over centuries to exert miraculous powers, particularly through its horn that — as amulet or powdered — was thought to work as a prophylactic or antidote.
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The steep rise in the number of people suffering opioid addiction has helped spawn the widespread use of another substance: kratom, a green powdered herbal supplement that is widely available and virtually unregulated.
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Trays of water are spiked with powdered, carrageenan-rich seaweed extract, which lends a viscosity that allows paint pigments (historically gouache, but now also acrylic) to float on top of the water's surface.
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Processing plants nearby then grind the ore into pebbles, which they put into 90-foot-tall tanks filled with a heavy liquid made of a powdered iron and silicon alloy suspended in water.
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Ms. Tisch's company, Terez, is known for its playful photo-real patterns, including crushed powdered eye shadow and dogs (her own appear), and one that features emoji, which is the company's best seller.
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Cigarettes of fried dough, chewy like rice sticks, are stacked like a log cabin, then dusted with sugar and misugaru, the powdered grain and bean blend Koreans use as an instant breakfast drink.
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On a Saturday morning in January, a man stared at his phone as he devoured a plate of fried eggs, while another rode by in a golf cart, munching on a powdered doughnut.
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Some of our clients have huge spray dryers, where an item like powdered milk, which starts out wet, enters the dryer at the top and is heated as it falls to the bottom.
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The bowl was the product of a traditional Japanese art practice called kintsukuroi, which translates to 'golden repair' and involves fixing broken pottery with lacquer that's been mixed or dusted with powdered color pigment.
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Like the fact it was a dare—a double-doughnut dare, if you will—involving Grande and her then-boyfriend Ricky Alvarez, who also prodded one of Wolfee Donuts powdered delights with his tongue.
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At the UNRWA distribution centers in the Gaza Strip, there are bags and cartons filled with white rice, flour and sugar, brown lentils, chickpeas, cans of sardines, powdered milk, tahini, and sunflower cooking oil.
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His guts burned and he couldn't tell if it was cesium or indigestion from the powdered shrimp snack he was tapping into his mouth or just the old feeling of being real pissed off.
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And the ingredient list is hefty, to say the least: 200 pounds of gingerbread, 200 pounds of powdered sugar, four gallons of egg whites, 50 pounds of fondant, and 30 pounds of white chocolate.
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Sharp eyes in a pale powdered face assessed her much like Mỹ had just done to the bathroom counter, and Mỹ pressed her feet together awkwardly and beamed her best smile at the lady.
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To mark the new era, department stores in Tokyo plan to offer limited quantities of commemorative items on May 13, including traditional sweets with "Hello, Reiwa" on them and confections sprinkled with powdered gold.
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However, take a closer look, and you'll notice that, in addition to the usual blue bowl of Life cereal, there are also two expertly-iced gingerbread men laying in a pile of powdered sugar.
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Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) dispenses millions of drops of chemical agent per second — similar to what the company pioneered with 2D paper printing — onto a thin layer of powdered material, while instantly curing it.
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Still, distributors—many of whom take kratom themselves—remained in business, selling the powdered plant through websites like Coastal Kratom, Heath, Mind & Body Co., and Kratom One, risking the confiscation of their entire livelihoods.
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Some other uses for powdered Parm that we cannot personally attest to but that have fans on Reddit: topping garlic toast, as an ingredient in homemade cheese crackers, in a last-ditch pasta sauce.
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After first using a blender to turn the rice into a fine grained powder, he creates a homemade "ball mill" to spin the powdered rice around with two aluminium oxide balls for 12 hours.
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And, because the circle of life can be weirder than The Lion King led you to believe, when these roaches die, their bodies will be powdered and used as extra protein for animal feed.
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Then Zayner would try to rid himself of the bacteria on his body by cleaning his skin with powdered tetracycline, an antibiotic he would also dissolve and use to clean his nostrils and mouth.
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When looking at the fat alone, the powdered cheese mix had a concentration of phthalates more than 4 times that of the natural cheeses, and more than 1.5 times the amount in processed cheeses.
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And no trip to the iconic doughnut shop is complete without a face full of powdered sugar — which Schumer, 37, put on display with no shame, from her mouth to her cheeks and forehead.
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People Chow is one of many variations on a "complete food"—the powdered, nutrient-dense, apparently apocalypse-proof formulas some claim to be the future of nutrition, the most famous of which is Soylent.
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First, let's start with what I could manage: Wearing natural, powdered deodorant made from baking soda, clay, and essential oils was surprisingly easy, and when the B.O. arrived midday, I didn't even mind it.
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Real chai is a completely different thing than the watery imitations and sweet, boxed or powdered mixes that pass for a chai or chai latte at most U.S. coffeeshops, including Starbucks, the cofounders said.
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There are two basic techniques of gilt enhancement: the application of gold leaf, and the use of powdered gold in a liquid medium (called "shell gold," from the containers in which it was stored).
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Still, rather than becoming a manual laborer, like his parents and siblings, Xia was able to go to technical college, and afterward he got a job at a local company that produced powdered milk.
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One product, the Yoni Duster, says, "if you have issues with yeast infections or any other unwanted bacterial parties cropping up on your home turf," its "powdered antimicrobial herbs" will take care of it.
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She and her friends have joked about the boxes of bulk ingredients that Mormon brides receive, wondering if large cans of powdered milk, dried apples and pinto beans can be used as home décor.
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A new powdered peanut product is the first food item allowed to claim it may reduce peanut allergies in infants, though parents of susceptible babies are urged to consult a doctor before trying it.
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When it comes to powdered formulas of automatic dishwasher detergents, Good Housekeeping has not only ranked Cascade Complete Powder as one of the best, the site's experts have awarded it a Good Housekeeping Seal.
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The 3,400-square-foot home's exterior, created to endure alpine winters, is covered in thick, textured concrete mixed in places with powdered brick for a deep salmon hue, or chalk for a bleach white.
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At Rossana Orlandi Gallery, the New York designer Fernando Mastrangelo debuted the first half of Escape, his new collection of furniture made from layers of sand, silica and powdered glass — in Southwest desert pastels.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) proposed Monday to ban powdered surgeon's gloves, because they present an "unreasonable and substantial risk of illness and injury" to patients and the medical professionals who use them.
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Civil defense workers handed out one ash mask per family member in communities close to Kilauea to protect residents from the powdered rock, which is not poisonous but causes irritation to eyes and airways.
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