Save those salty, salty tears for a margarita rim, Wickstead.
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They were salty, but the tangy marinara mitigated their salty bite.
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It's definitely salty, but not as salty as some other hams.
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It still tasted salty because it was salty on your palate.
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There was no bitter aftertaste but it was salty — maybe too salty.
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Salty: To be "salty" is to be annoyed, upset, or bitter, usually about something minor.
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Ryan Grigson, the salty-ass Colts, and the salty-ass Baltimore Ravens gave the world Deflategate.
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The chicken is crunchy and delicious, and the cheese is salty — too salty for my taste.
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After salting, the parchment was stretched, shaved and scraped, leaving a salty inside and less salty outside; the salty collagen in the parchment would serve as the home to the bacterial colonies.
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It had this salty character to it—it wasn't salty but it had this something about it.
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The salty scent of the ocean air is overwhelmed only by the salty taste of boxed popcorn.
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I get two types of salty prunes, a bag of salty orange peel, and crystallized honey ginger tea.
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From the oil-soaked salty cracker to the oil-soaked salty cheese, these things were the ultimate savory snack.
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It's viscous, slurpy, and very salty—maybe two steps away from being too salty, which is of course the perfect amount.
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I think it's about salt, largely—salt in the dough, how salty the cheese is and how salty the sauce is.
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And cry salty, salty tears onto their sodden instruction manuals when you get home..How long was I on hold for?
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And in the brownie batter, the texture makes no difference: It only needs to be salty, to push that popular sweet-salty button.
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"The hot dog was salty, the pretzel surrounding it was salty — there's just no way I could eat more than a slice of this."
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The triangle of baklava placed on top of additional mounds of whipped cream is stale but salty, which is great because at least salty is a flavor.
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The housemade Spam was pretty salty for me — I thought it tasted like a really salty hot dog — and the cornmeal batter felt very granular on my teeth.
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They're also very picky about their working conditions — too hot, too cold, too acidic, too basic, too salty, not salty enough, and the enzyme might not function at all.
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The new shop, to open by the end of the year, will offer Taiwan salty cheese tea, a thick layer of slightly sweetened and salty cheese cream atop a tea base.
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This cat was in a sticky — and salty — situation.
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The main takeaway: less whole grains and more salty foods.
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I would even say it was a little bit salty.
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She was born on the salty, smoky island of Dragonstone.
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The increasingly salty water became polluted with fertilizer and pesticides.
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Now she's sharing another healthy substitution for the salty snack.
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" She explains, "On the nose, it is salty and briny.
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I also add bacon bits to enhance the salty flavor.
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Was it bright and acidic, salty, or was it oaky?
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My opponent was too big, too strong, and too salty.
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"You're craving sweets and salty and starchy things," she added.
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They'll love dipping and drizzling chocolate over salty pretzel sticks.
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Seawater is salty, full of ions of sodium and chlorine.
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The salty with the sweet makes this gelato a hit.
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It could be a skosh less salty, but it's good!
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It really just tastes like beer with a salty aftertaste.
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After all that salty ramen, you're gonna want something sweet.
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Super umami, super salty, and would pair wonderfully with chilaquiles.
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In the end it was something like a salty brioche.
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It did not taste salty, although it must contain salt.
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THE SALTY MEDITERRANEAN SEA has always been my particular pleasure.
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In fact, ketchup would have ruined the salty, spicy flavor.
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Many address dating, love and aging in blunt, salty language.
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A bacon jalapeño burger from Wendy's is salty and spicy.
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Doritos and Oreos are the perfect sweet and salty snack.
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Season with salty and pepper and remove from heat. 225.
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Do you like your corn pone on the salty side?
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You can likely expect those turnovers to taste extra salty.
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It was salty, slightly creamy, savory, and a little sweet.
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Eventually, the water ice evaporated and left behind salty deposits.
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It's chewy and salty, a perfect match for the soju.
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The salty, flavorful sausage contrasted well with the plainer egg.
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The salty sausage holds its weight against the sweet McGriddles.
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The pungent, salty cheese is often served with sweet wines.
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It's musky, a little salty, with the scent of lily.
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Chorizo, a salty, spicy flavor bomb, is just as good.
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On the salty side, Angelyne gives much praise to pizza.
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It is salty and sweet, and it is finally here.
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But many processed foods are generally still way too salty.
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His microdramedies are bouillon cubes of black satire — criminally salty.
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I arrive sunburned and windblown, my lips taut and salty.
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The drippings were relentlessly salty, and thus useless for gravy.
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It will keep rising, salty and dark and surprisingly cold.
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"Freshwater" won none, and I was mad salty about it.
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He cast his brush across a salty hunk of wood.
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But 2019 saw the end of the salty snack's reign.
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In a few places, groundwater collects in salty, acidic pools.
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A salty element — usually pancetta, guanciale, prosciutto — is often involved.
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He recently launched a lifestyle brand called Salty Frog Gear.
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I hope your season runs just as sweet and salty.
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When they're fresh, they are crispy, salty, and pretty tasty.
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We call our salty friend and he claims there's nothing.
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Chile's lithium is found in underground reservoirs of salty water.
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The person said the language was salty on both sides.
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Together, they make a salty, dry, and ultimately disappointing sandwich.
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The meat is too salty, and pie is too sweet.
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They weren't too salty — ideal for dipping with the ranch.
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A few palm trees stand strong in the salty breeze.
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The lake was probably too salty to freeze, and therefore too salty for life, and methane can be produced by geological processes, or it could have been produced eons ago and trapped under ice.
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It's the crispy, fatty, salty, deep-fried breading that encapsulates it.
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Ms. Rice was calling to push back, in characteristically salty language.
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Salty prosciutto and crunchy hazelnuts add an extra depth of flavor.
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Con: It'll taste like shit because it's full of salty tears.
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I eat some salty prunes and a homemade mini chickpea quiche.
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So maybe he was salty she was stealing his birthday week?
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Ming had been sweet to her when other guys were salty.
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"He's never heard salty language before, you know," Trump said sarcastically.
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A Salty Pimp cone from the Big Gay Ice Cream Shop?
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These adorable sandwiches are the perfect blend of sweet and salty.
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A version with all the salty details can be found here.
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With every salty, meaty bite I took, I thought: it's happening.
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An asteroid impact likely triggered the upwelling of the salty liquid.
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Stir in some salt if you want a salty caramel effect.
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If the Everglades becomes too salty, so will Miami's water supply.
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Sensitive listeners beware: Its language is a bit salty at times.
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That sensation doubles when you have your first salty licorice—a.k.a.
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"There's no water, and what there is, is salty," he says.
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Among them: salty, sweet, fruity, balsamic, earthy, funky, musky, and cheesy.
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Taste buds only signify sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and savory (umami).
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Don't we all need little more salty sweetness in our lives?
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Billy Wagner: Greasy, juicy, salty, creamy, and possibly a bit tangy.
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The sauce hits all senses—sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami.
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A coke, like a Mexican coke on ice, and something salty.
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Carny Pete regaled us with stories of salty road dog carnies.
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I confess that I expected a salty, fishy-smelling, greenish drink.
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You'll need to quickly whip up a salty-sweet, peppery marinade.
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Salty and formidably traditional, it's seasoned with coarse pepper and parsley.
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They are rich, salty and crumbly, like the best pie crust.
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What's sour, salty, and slowly destroying itself from the outside in?
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Fresh pasta + salty cured pig + tons of butter and Pecorino Romano?
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Because no one wants their face to smell like salty fish.
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How else can you achieve that mix of salty and sweet?
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Some bars offer customers salty snacks that will make them thirsty.
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As Ferguson noted, salty foods are very good with Provençal rosés.
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This pasta recipe balances sweetness with a dose of salty Parmesan.
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The carnitas was soft and savory if a bit too salty.
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But it wasn't as salty or flavorful as a beef burger.
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It hit all the right flavor notes: salty, savory, and spicy.
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Salty brine from pickles can add a punch to peanut butter.
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Street vendors and restaurants began to hawk the cheap, salty seafood.
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And alternate bites with lovely, salty, herby slabs of fried potato.
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I swallowed hard, feeling the salty slime slide down my throat.
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Salty, bitter, fatty, vegetal, sweet… all god's children, I shall eat.
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Most musicians don't like to consume anything greasy, salty, or sweet.
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Kinda tangy, a little salty, and definitely sweet and pumpkin-spicy.
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The Grana Padano and Marmite bond together in salty, umami harmony.
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Three in ten respondents also said that they craved salty foods.
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They were thick, crispy, and salty — just how I like them.
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Caroline: It's not as salty as I thought it would be.
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It wasn't very salty, but it had an excellent beefy flavor.
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These days, for saltwater taffy, count on Marisa Wu's Salty Road.
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Smooth, complex, soft, salty and strong — yet delicate, luscious and elegant.
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It's salty, sweet, and it satisfies that urge for potato chips.
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The salty, crisp French fry, dragged through a pool of ketchup.
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In Tibet, it's the main source of their salt — salty tea.
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The dish is absolutely nursery food, soft and creamy, salty-sweet.
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Rate how salty you are about it, One out of ten.
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"Are you ready for something thin, white and salty?" he asked.
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I just ate something salty and now I want something sweet.
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I just ate something sweet and now I want something salty.
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Each time you inhale, can you smell the salty, fragrant air?
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The seasoning is sweet, sour and salty, like a good pickle.
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Kyrgios in turn labeled Nadal "super salty" and a bad loser.
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It's mermaid tea, and its powers of salty transport are real.
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But farming is becoming increasingly difficult with droughts and salty soil.
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So there was salty language back and forth on either side.
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Some like Nigella Lawson's recipe for salty peanut chocolate chip cookies.
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As an adult, though, I nearly always seek a salty component.
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The bread tasted fresh, and it was slightly crispy and salty.
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It's salty and really good and I can't stop eating it.
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Among snacks, salty bites such as popcorn and chips reign supreme.
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Common table salt is small and dense, making it very salty.
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At times, General Mattis's salty language has gotten him into trouble.
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All were hearty, fatty and satisfying, although a little too salty.
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It's salty, sweet and earthy, with umami that makes everything bold.
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If it seems very salty, give the cheese a quick rinse.
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So they're particularly salty when they come to talk to you.
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In July, Salty, a newsletter and digital publication aimed at women, transgender, gender non-conforming, and non-binary people, noted that Instagram, a platform Facebook owns, banned Salty ads featuring transgender and gender non-conforming people.
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The routes the club chooses are generally themed like their recent "Salty and Sweet" rally where drivers made stops at restaurants and shops across Pennsylvania selling either salty or sweet things like jerky or ice cream.
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The broth is rich and savory, but not overwhelmingly fatty or salty.
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Taste the water to make sure it's as salty as sea water.
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Each package is labeled "sweet & salty," basically the best flavor combo around.
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But these Pawtucket Sox are salty and decided to take something away.
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Sex-Changing Fish, Romantic Lobsters, Kinky Squid, and Other Salty Erotica of
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You can change your palate to crave less sweet, salty, fatty foods.
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Exiting the salty slush, my gal pal and I had been reborn.
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I have another salty prune and a glass of honey ginger tea.
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Spices in soups can open up sinuses, while salty broth provides electrolytes.
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Taste is an experience composed of only five elements: sweet, salty, bitter,
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The taste was buttery and salty with a savory hint of oregano.
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I can smell the salty air and the tang of sun lotion.
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Madeline's sass is alive and well in her sniping, salty daughter Abby.
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This can make some of the fresh water slightly salty, or brackish.
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Live drag queens narrate the show, adding salty quips of their own.
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"There are four basic components, sweet, sour, salty, and bitter," explains Cole.
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I say go for it, but I'm secretly really salty over it.
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I prefer the pungent, salty flavors of Chex Mix, Bugles, or Combos.
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The ice on Mars is very salty, like ocean water on Earth.
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MAY: Look, they cry no salty ears for regime change to happen.
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I dive through salty waters, entering a land that hates my kind.
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It turned out a little too salty, but otherwise it's quite good.
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" He added some hashtags -- "#DomesticAbuser #DomesticViolence #Salty #antidomesticviolence #FloydMayweather #SaltyFloyd #FloydSaltyMayweather #whyyoumad.
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Many hikers are tempted to feed the animals from their salty palms.
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Salty plus sweet is universally recognized as a near unbeatable flavor combination.
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It's salty, smoky, and nourishing as hell on a cold winter night.
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Many think Europa's salty seas could harbor some sort of alien life.
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They found that taramasalata, made from salted cod roe, was … er, salty.
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Why go for just sweet or salty when you can have both?
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Do you think Europe/Africa/The Americas would be salty about that?
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Airline passengers have found themselves denied even salty snacks in recent years.
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Never again will the carcinogenic salty tang of bacon pass my lips.
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For the chicken, I used queso fresco, firm-textured and slightly salty.
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Mari was the target, and she was real salty in the aftermath.
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Stacy functioned as our white-trash Carrie Bradshaw—a salty, sympathetic everywoman.
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Polenta is porridge, in pure and simple terms. Warm. Comforting. Salty. Fattening.
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Fans of the salty-sweet, rejoice, for the Kraken Frappuccino is here.
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COLD SPRING HARBOR "Whales, Ales and Salty Tales," nautical singalong and storytelling.
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One of the first flavors Britton Bauer offered was a salty caramel.
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Joe: Oh, I love it, and, you know, it's not too salty.
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Add complexity to the table with sweet, salty and smoky grilled broccoli.
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Salty waste water emerges when potash ore is processed into fertilizer products.
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But what I got instead was a sad, salty Tex-Mex salad.
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The semi conductors' exposure to sunlight and salty water can cause problems.
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There were sweet breads, salty breads, some that were kind of spicy.
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The salty gem of the sea should be celebrated all-year round.
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UNLV, as you might imagine, is incredibly salty about this recent development.
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DietA common culprit in a bloated face is processed and salty food.
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The 20-year-old filled his feed with a few salty remarks.
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The harsh reality is that we love eating sweet, salty, starchy things.
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This should be spicy, salty, slightly sweet and umami in that order.
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The first taste sensations are delightfully buttery, moderately salty, and surprisingly bright.
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Is the tip of our finger inherently more salty than our palms?
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The salty-crunchy from the pretzel, the creamy-sweet from the vanilla.
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President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines has a reputation for salty language.
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The pork is still juicy on arrival, salty rivulets running through it.
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Then, it's topped with salty pretzel rod, and chocolate drizzled caramel corn.
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Two bites in, I desperately needed something salty to counterbalance it all.
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It's about creating the perfect balance of salty, savory, spicy, and boozy.
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Charo fell in love with him that night, over too-salty paella.
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Sauces like green apple and salty licorice can be drizzled on top.
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Also: the rugelach, the salty caramel macaroons, the black-and-white cookies.
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In the magical tiny bowls, there's something salty, something tangy, something spicy.
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But the origin behind the salty crackers' name is less widely known.
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Visitors can sample items like root beer, sauerkraut juice and salty licorice.
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Incidentally, the Dead Sea is too salty to inhabit for most creatures.
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Like Campbell's, the broth was salty but didn't overpower the other ingredients.
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The Lighthouse Rated R for nudity, salty language and violence toward animals.
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I am grateful for every single crunchy, salty, peppery, briny, buttery gift.
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The guanciale was deliciously smoky but not salty, fatty but not greasy.
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People want fat-laden sugary and salty snacks; they need nutritious food.
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The band was also dropped by its management agency, Salty Artist Management.
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Crema is thinner than sour cream, a little more tangy, slightly salty.
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Just last week, news came out that Curiosity had found something salty.
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Not salty nor sweet, MSG is instead like a gustatory exclamation mark.
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She is so sweet and very unlike our salty friend from yesterday.
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Crisp, salty herbed pecans pair very nicely with the slightly sweet spread.
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The feta cheese on top, soft and tangy, provides a salty contrast.
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Turkey can often be gentle, and appreciates that hit of salty acid.
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A harmonious combination of sweet and salty is what you're going for.
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The Ghostbusters of 2016 replaces the Twinkie with "salty parabolas" (you'll see).
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When hot lava hits salty water it results in a chemical explosion.
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Brett is salty, profane, thick-skinned — a bruiser to Cardy's anxious artist.
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Maybe the dude was just salty LeBron went all MJ in Chicago.
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Of course she's made a chocolate tart as salty as your tears.
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The jerk chicken is smoky—not salty—and even better than promised.
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In any case, the saltwater bowl is unnecessary; every dish has been salty.
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Those channels are salty, dirty and they found animal carcasses floating in them.
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There are three flavors I can discern: sweet, salty, and Chipotle (the restaurant).
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In between calls, I drink more PG Tips and eat some salty prunes.
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I understand wanting a balance of sweet and salty, but come on, bro.
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The huge, shallow lake is three times as salty as the Pacific Ocean.
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Scorpion, served stinger and all, was intensely salty with a bit of bite.
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"This soaking process will decrease the likelihood of too-salty gravy," she says.
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If you like ice cream that bites back, you'll appreciate this salty sweet.
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The steak is soft and salty, but not enough to overwhelm the palate.
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The language gets pretty salty, and the real-life recorded violence is horrific.
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It tasted like the essence of rare venison steak — gamy, sweet, salty, smoky.
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These extremophiles can also be found in highly salty or highly acidic environments.
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They're reasonably crispy and salty, and they essentially fulfill their function as fries.
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The bowl I tried, garlic eggplant, struck me as oversauced, sweet and salty.
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The rice porridge came in a separate bowl, salty-thick like Georgia grits.
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Now, it seems, the company is a little salty about that unglamorous reputation.
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"On this (salty) soil, it's impossible to switch to another crop," Tien said.
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Most beach sprays are gritty, salty, and you put them on wet hair.
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Scientists thought that maybe the warm summers allowed this salty water to flow.
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It's salty and sour and they're generous with the pork and kimchi ratio.
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I started cooking less salty foods and more chicken, vegetables and healthy foods.
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"This is a significant connection in this surreal, salty, American saga," Ray added.
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We tend to think that part of its appeal was the salty goodness.
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"They were lovey-dovey," a source previously told PEOPLE of their salty swim.
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Changes in air pressure making sweet and salty tomato juice taste better. pic.twitter.
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I placed one leaf on my tongue and tasted its salty, earthy flavors.
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Blindsiding Chris is a tribe move that doesn't lead to anybody feeling salty.
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The eggs turn into larvae the moment they're plopped into the salty sea.
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Two thick slices of bread bookend melted Gruyère and layer of salty ham.
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If it makes you feel like spitting it out, it is too salty.
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So throw on a light sweater and get some of that salty goodness.
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You get a taste of both salty and sweet in every single sip.
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What has a high fat content, a funky smell, and a salty disposition?
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Metal pipelines and other SPR infrastructure are constantly exposed to moist, salty air.
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Originally from Melbourne, Salty first came to Cambodia in 2008, eventually settling here.
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Disturbing and pleasurable, birds with human arms are the salty sweets of photoshops.
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The stuff that comes out of Gazan taps is already brackish and salty.
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He speaks in the vernacular of a salty barman who has seen things.
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I really want salty, spicy things, and Cup Noodles has been really awesome.
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But it is Ms. Molloy's salty, slangy yet singsong dialogue that most resonates.
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It was creamy, tangy, salty, and it had the perfect blend of textures.
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Plus, now I had something salty with which to eat my fried rice.
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All are as satisfyingly sweet and salty as someone up at 2 a.m.
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Herrine: But it's not like a salty cookie, you know what I mean?
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The Vibrio vulnificus species of bacteria thrives in warm salty or brackish water.
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The potatoes were chewy, the chorizo salty and flavorless, and the peppers wilted.
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I couldn't tell if the pickles were tart because they were so salty.
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"I like mine salty," Gates graciously said when the teacher gently corrected him.
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They were crunchy, salty, and slightly acidic, although I've had more vinegary chips.
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They were coated in a salty and near-impenetrable layer of batter crust.
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PSA: Ariana Grande is not feeling salty about her breakup with Pete Davidson.
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If you're by the beach, take advantage of the salty sea, says Zircher.
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But there were berries, hemp seed, flax seed, salty roots… lots of things.
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It's a cold, watery yogurt-based beverage with a salty twang to it.
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There are all these intense flavors—the sour note, the salty, the sweet.
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It's impossible not to love McDonald's fries, those salty strings of reconstituted potato.
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Salty and meaty, it's the kind of food you salivate over between mouthfuls.
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Blanche all beans in boiling salty water for about 1 to 2 minutes.
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"There are flavors in human blood, from salty to sweet," Ashantison told me.
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The series is now tied 2-2 and...maybe Islanders fans are salty?
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It is a tiny bit salty tasting but the whole sandwich is delicious.
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Or, at most, a result of mixing said hair with salty sea air.
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I was more than a little salty, but the nachos were pretty good.
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It wasn't difficult to find the salty treat at Wegmans and Trader Joe's.
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Their paddy fields turned salty, they told me, and their houses fell down.
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But in water this salty, the body will float, no matter how tense.
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Consequently, what starts out salty ends up as something sadder and more complicated.
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"Gotta spend their dads money somehow," one salty (if potentially accurate) bro responded.
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Harissa, olives and preserved lemons make it hot, salty and sour at once.
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GOVERNORS ISLAND, N.Y. — They are salty, sumptuous and often served opulently on ice.
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The corned beef was an outlier, salty and sweet, fat-flecked, spicy, delicious.
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Don't click on that link if you are easily offended by salty language.
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Salty air sweeps through it, blowing sand against the whitewalls, half burying them.
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I entered my final stretch of salty foods, starting with Nachos Supreme ($3.99).
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The Del Combo Burrito ($3.59) was salty mush inside a doughy tortilla. Pass.
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It was equally tasty — a flavorful, not-too-salty start to the meal.
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To be honest, the combination of salty and sweet is a little enticing.
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One of Earth's most extreme environments, Dallol is incredibly hot, salty and acidic.
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A salty scene that bares its fangs and gets a bit too mean.
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However, it was also the most notably salty of the sauces I tried.
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Are you ready to weep salty tears over the beauty of our universe?
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They need to be not too salty, not too sweet, not too thick.
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Some people are sweet and salty people, and those people need these pretzels.
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Melding Campbell and Snyder's-Lance's roughly $2 billion U.S. snack portfolios will radically cut costs and add complementary salty snacks to round out Campbell's successful Pepperidge brand and Lance's position as a big national distributor of salty snacks, Feeney said.
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We tried all three varieties: Classic (subtly salty from an addition of pink Himalayan sea salt), Kettle (packed a salty-sweet punch just like its popcorn predecessor), and Umami (tangy with hints of a savory, almost soy sauce-like flavor).
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Let's face it, Trump is feeling just as salty as Trump Grill's overcooked fries.
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You couldn't distinguish any of these ingredients, however, because of the overly salty broth.
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Vegetables left in a salty brine turn sour-tasting over time, but stay edible.
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Some are sweet and flower-shaped, while others are salty and savory novelty creations.
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So it's understandable that Drake was so salty but still, pick your battles, man.
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Click through to see some of the places the faux salty snack has appeared.
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You don't actually have a "tongue map" of sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami.
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In any dish, it's important to have a balanced palate; sweet, salty and texture.
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Normally we think of a balanced dish as being neither too salty nor undersalted.
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Or, in the case of the last 20 years, after dropping some salty MDMA.
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The crackling, crispy skin had a nice, salty taste because of the oyster juice.
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I'll stick my head out into the salty heat until it crisscrosses my hair.
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Occasionally, you might find yourself craving something a little sweet and a little salty.
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Top it with balsamic glaze and feta for a complex sweet/sour/salty taste.
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"They're sweet and salty and take me immediately back to my childhood," she says.
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Our tongues have different receptors for different flavors — like sweet versus salty versus bitter.
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Want the body of an athlete without sacrificing your love of salty fried snacks?
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This back and forth with a confused fan shows Netflix getting a little salty.
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It's nicely salty and savory and just what I want for my drive home.
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Before I knew it, I could feel hot, salty tears coming down my face.
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There were times when that fry tray got so salty it resembled a beach.
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Some favorites: red velvet, coconut, salty caramel, banana pecan butter and vanilla milk chocolate.
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The first bite was crunchy, crispy, oozy and salty in all the right ways.
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Papi Jiang, a comedian, pokes fun at stardom and Chinese society in salty tirades.
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So the question ... is the vintage version a little salty about the handle jack?
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Now, she's gifted us with a chant that is short, sweet and delightfully salty.
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Let the salty water cool, add the cabbage, and allow it to soak overnight.
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Salty, creamy liquid gold that somehow complements every other items on your Thanksgiving table.
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Garlicky, salty, zesty, with a touch of crisp sour creaminess — in short, freaking amazing.
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Second, the taste is both parts salty-sweet without the sweetness being too obvious.
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It's safe to say Chris Pine likes horsing around ... so excuse the salty bird.
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Ronaldo might be a little salty from missing out on this year's Ballon d'Or.
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The salty potato chip has apparently done gone and shrunk on us without warning.
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We like this one because it is far less salty than some triple-cremes.
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The sweet and salty combo will be available for a limited time starting Jan.
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But it wasn't just obviously salty dips with high levels of the white stuff.
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Here's to the salty watering hole outlasting the newfangled wine place across the street.
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You too can add some salty juiciness to your outfit with this pickle pin.
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They've also made an investment in 4505 Chicharrones, which sells high-protein, salty snacks.
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Chips, pretzels, nuts, and a plethora of other salty-crunchy products come to mind.
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All its inhabitants will march through the streets with a taste for salty fish.
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Salty snacks are growing 6 percent, cookies/crackers 6 percent and jerky 5 percent.
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He even managed to be a little salty in front of the cameras, too.
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I enjoy cracking them open one by one, like salty, umami-packed Pop Rocks.
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Salty snacks are growing 2400 percent, cookies/crackers 215 percent and jerky 003 percent.
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Borisova put out a pot of tea, and slices of salty cheese and cake.
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It's salty and sweet in the eternal battle that may as well be love.
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People who posted reviews online said the water tasted "so salty" and "candy-like."
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The beef is incredibly salty, and the cheese and cream together are a lot.
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To be "salty" is to be annoyed, upset, or bitter, usually about something minor
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That one salty reaction GIF seems like it's attached to every tweet out there.
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"The Hollars" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for a few salty words.
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It was slightly al dente and a little salty, but mostly devoid of flavor.
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Grosskopf explained that the difference in air affects sweet and salty tastes in particular.
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Click on for cupcakes, cookies, chocolate-covered every things, and even a salty surprise.
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Seems like I'm not the only one a little salty about the aluminum ThinkPad.
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Salty language and a couple of non-explicit but almost excessively evocative sex scenes.
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We're eating kale with toasted prawn shells and salty cuttlefish croquettes with watercress mayonnaise.
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The result is a salty, slightly spicy, improbably complex dish, considering its few ingredients.
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The flavor is maximized with a thick, sweet, and salty coconut curry dipping sauce.
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As sea levels have risen, the tidal river has brought salty water further inland.
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Both salty and sentimental, "Young Mr. Lincoln" establishes its subject as a folk hero.
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Go nuts with the pasta and ramen (though some of it is also salty).
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The crisp nuggets are my favorite part — crunchy and salty, almost like meaty popcorn.
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But in Mono Lake's salty waters, the fly species Ephydra hians is an exception.
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Salty soil has already destroyed the rice crops of the Mekong Delta and Bangladesh.
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We evolved from ocean-dwellers, and human tissues still swim in a salty sea.
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Eat less salty food and protein, which produce metabolic heat that causes water loss.
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"It is liquid, and it's salty, and it's in contact with rocks," he added.
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The crust is a salty-crisp counterpoint to the creamy sweetness of the filling.
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Taste and add salt, but not too much because the cheese will be salty.
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Salty goldenrod bottarga was shaved over everything, even the white rim of the plate.
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It starts off a little bit salty, then you get hit with the spices.
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He stopped looking up at the stands, put an end to the salty barbs.
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At the end of every day, we would collapse salty and exhausted into bed.
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Harrowing as 'Ma Rainey's' can be, it is also funny, salty, carnal and lyrical.
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As the man behind the counter said, 'sweet and salty: it's an unbeatable combination.
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And then you&aposre left with a bit of salty aftertaste, which is incredible.
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Cherry sap is salty and sweet, bitter, with herb hints like marjoram and lavender.
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Those assertive little salty fish get mellowed out with butter and rich egg yolks.
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McDonald's fries are salty and crispy, but they're thin and lacking flavor or substance.
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This one was quite a big bite, but it wasn&apost salty at all.
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What does one even do with lettuce leaves and radishes dipped in salty water?
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The tiny world blasts salty water into space through cracks in its crystalline shell.
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"Cheap caviar is usually inconsistent, old, soft, salty, or just plain awful," Mitchell says.
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Another couple's water is so salty the homeowners tape the taps when guests visit.
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Salty and with a strong whiff of fennel and orange, it somehow broke through.
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This sheet-pan supper of salmon with green beans is salty, sweet and earthy.
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"Nine Line described Salty Frog Gear as "a coastal lifestyle brand with an edge.
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Should he repeat the trick, he would rub salt into some already 'salty' wounds.
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Warning: Robert's super salty here and drops so many f-bombs, DMX might blush.
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The Thins didn't pack as much of a creamy, salty punch, in my opinion.
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They are sometimes found in the forest, eating salty mud to extract its minerals.
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They're the perfect combination of sweet and salty, with the smallest touch of sweet-bitterness.
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"I crave everything with lemon or vinegar and salty foods so it's bizarre," she says.
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If you didn't, Casino berated you with shockingly salty language before deleting your data forever.
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Snacks — various chips, hummus (good for lactation), sweet and salty things Bag 2: Personal items
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We head to Downtown Crossing to stop in Chinatown so I can buy salty prunes.
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I give him a salty prune and he wonders where they've been all his life.
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The salty crunch paired with something cool and flavorful is satisfying on so many levels.
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I'm happy to report that alcohol-soaked jellyfish taste good—they're both crunchy and salty.
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Also, my boss banned novelty status emoji, so I'm still a little salty about that.
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Underground aquifers, the other main freshwater source, are nearing levels that will turn them salty.
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Some people believe that the perfect snack is made up of both salty and sweet.
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Some visitors brought chips, wiener wurste, and pizza when I was asking for salty stuff.
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A big swig of it is still home-brewed and served in salty roadside pubs.
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That was back when the Red Planet may have possessed a cold, salty, icy ocean.
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Researchers later sprayed a flavor on their tongues, either sweet, salty, sour, umami, or bitter.
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We squeezed onto the sofa with bowls of salty popcorn every Thursday at 8 p.m.
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"I try to be mindful of snacking, but salty chips sometimes sneak in," she says.
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Even then, you run the risk of accidentally getting salty ice in your ice cream.
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You're most likely already familiar with the original five: salty, sweet, sour, bitter, and umami.
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In the present moment, a salty puddle is forming on the floor beneath my eyes.
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"But we ain't salty and we ain't a pig," Dennis said in her Instagram story.
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Yeah, we're still a little salty about that — even with the upcoming Black Widow prequel.
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There is not much of a better flavor combo than salty sopresatta and fried sage.
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Still, Biden certainly seems salty about the "Uncle Joe" thing, even with all he's accomplished.
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But you can still appreciate -- or throw up, depending on whether you're salty -- their silliness.
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There's also plenty of fresh water available and a designated shower area for salty dogs.
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Taste the stir fry - it should be rich, hot, salty and fragrant of the basil.
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It's delicately marbled like the thigh of a Roman statue; salty; a real meat's meat.
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I can sit alone, for a few moments, and savor the salty rush of shrimp.
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Deadpool was a breath of fresh, salty air in a sea of PG-13 blockbusters.
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Andre looks on, salty as ever, because once again, Lucious denies to acknowledge his efforts.
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It was sweet, without being overly sweet, and savory with a hint of salty nuttiness.
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Taste again and adjust the seasoning so you have a lovely, salty, tart, sweet balance.
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Japan now has something salty, something sweet and something to give you a little zen.
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The scent was distinctly vanilla and the taste was an ideal balance of salty-sweet.
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We have something salty, something sweet, something with a little meat, and something without meat.
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" From Cassie: "It was a nice combination of crunchy and soft and salty and sweet.
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It will include a sweet-savory mix of fudge flakes, peanut butter and salty pretzels.
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When Deadpool's comedic gore collides with its salty humor at the proper angle, magic happens.
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The salty citrus mix is surprisingly thirst-quenching and I down my cup in one.
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Samphire: This knobbly native succulent can be found growing in salty mudflats and saline estuaries.
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Nut-Free: Partially Popped PopcornThis crunchy snack is super satisfying if you're craving something salty.
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Soft foie gras and sweet lobster paired perfectly with the salty Iberian ham and caviar.
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Finally, when you choose to consume salty snacks and foods, be sure to savor them.
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If it seems like politicians' language has become more salty lately, well, dagnabbit, you're right.
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"Sedate me, salacious salty and sweet / I'm overwhelmed by tasty thoughts of you," he sings.
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Under the new thinking, not all fat is bad, and neither are all salty foods.
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Obviously, salt and sugar are required to achieve the specific salty-sweet taste of sriracha.
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The sea it represents is salty, accounting for 97.5% of all the water on Earth.
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The meat may be salty and the Guinness might be cheap, but it isn't Mayo.
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"It gives you a better understanding of how it gets so salty," Salvino Benanti said.
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Finally, long yellow bands of cured egg yolk had the salty, intensifying effect of bottarga.
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Like you were somewhere salty and windy —and your hair just looks great and textured?
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None of them were too salty, which is usually my problem with pre-flavored grains.
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It's smooth and creamy like aged cheddar, but with a sweet-and-salty, nutty bite.
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It was bare-minimum Thanksgiving cooking: protein covered in salty fat, accompanied by sweet acidity.
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It is, however, for those who know the true meaning of sweet and salty decadence.
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It's super salty — one of those foods that baffles American tastebuds but is loved abroad.
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Somewhere a thousand virgins in GOLF socks are crying wet, salty tears over their keyboard.
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The basics: The Atlantic Ocean is well-mixed, with salty waters throughout the water column.
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Simply, salty, and greasy, they are a fixture at ball parks and airports across America.
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Earth's oceans circulate along gradients of hot and cold as well as salty and fresh.
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Sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami are the five primary tastes detected by human palates.
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Had this moth come to mock Ronaldo, and to drink deep from his salty tears?
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Yes, she used extremely salty language, he said, but she could also be wickedly funny.
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On paper, the songs continue Swamp Dogg's long catalog of salty, earthy Southern-soul storytelling.
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The air smells heavy here, the odor of rotting fruit cutting through the salty breeze.
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"You're craving sweets and salty and starchy things," Hanlon told CNN in a prior interview.
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And then down the counter is the more expensive, less salty, la-di-da Nova.
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Also not here: the salty flavor, the preservatives and the chemical aftertaste of commercial dough.
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Menus typically included coarse bread with salty fish, baked cheese, lentils, and mulled spiced wine.
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Salmon caviar provides a salty burst of flavor; trout roe is a bit more delicate.
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Minneapolis–Saint Paul has locations of Black Sheep Pizza, Salty Tart and Angel Food Bakery.
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Added to wheat flour, dried seaweed makes a highly nutritious pasta with a salty bite.
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They wept with fat and flavor, an amalgam of bread and cheese and salty meat.
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Adding it at the end gives each bite a salty snap and a gentle crunch.
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There's asado, a salty, sour pork shoulder dish, which the brothers make into breakfast sandwiches.
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The brackish water would make for a balanced flavor: not too salty, nor too sweet.
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At War Stinging, salty waves crashed over the deck as frantic figures climbed on board.
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Unfortunately, mine ends up being so salty it tastes like I'm drinking spicy ocean water.
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Her desk snack of choice is cashews, pretzels or "something salty and crunchy," she added.
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It smells like red fruits, flowers and citrus but is savory, almost salty, and delicious.
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She promised (in salty language) not to visit the White House if the team won.
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Soppressata is kind of like salami, and capicollo is like ham but not so salty.
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But something tells us that this sweet and salty offering will check all the boxes.
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After a salty snack, I went for a sweet fix and had one Samoa cookie.
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Caesar dressing, for example, has several salty ingredients: anchovies, Parmesan, Worcestershire sauce and salt itself.
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The hash browns had a slightly salty flavor but didn't feel overly heavy or soggy.
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You can skip the capers; you cannot skip the anchovies, which add mysterious, salty depth.
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It baked up into a crackling, sugary, salty bliss that was impossible to stop devouring.
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I especially loved the 2015 Fonte Canale, a gorgeous, intense wine with salty, minerally flavors.
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Sales of Cheetos and other salty snacks continued to offset its slumping soft drinks business.
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The Impossible Burger almost looked the part, and the patty had a pleasurably salty crust.
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Heavy, salty, and meaty, this pizza was a definite lowlight of the decade's fast food.
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It also ensures that your pan drippings will be too salty to use in gravy.
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Combined with the salty, acidic and hot environment, life receives no encouragement in the pools.
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The residual ash is mixed with water, filtered and boiled, leaving a pure salty mixture.
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It&aposs house-made here, but it&aposs not as salty as regular soy sauces.
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Do as Alison Roman does, and pack it with golden chunks of salty, crunchy bread.
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These are their zucchini latkes with eggs, pickled carrots, lox, and some delicious salty slaw.
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" What they're saying: "Within the U.S., Nielsen data shows that sales of both salty and sweet snacks have increased over the past 52 weeks (ending April 27, 2019) with salty snacks reaching sales of $29.9 billion and sweet snacks hitting sales of $6.5 billion.
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Of course, Mills can't be too salty about the CW show separating him from his girlfriend.
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Sailors talk about lift, trim tabs and rake, sounding more like pilots than salty sea dogs.
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The result is sweet, dense, and salty all in one bite, with a texture like Twizzlers.
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NASA said it won't appeal the ruling, but the agency is still salty about the outcome.
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Ask pretty much anyone and they'll tell you that eating salty foods makes a person thirsty.
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The combination of roasted beets, salty goat cheese, and toasted hazelnuts is impossible to improve upon.
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Paula Wilson: Salty + Fresh continues at Emerson Dorsch (5900 NW 2nd Ave, Miami) through May 13.
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And the next day, when I told my doctor, she said I must've eaten something salty.
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It tasted powerfully salty and meaty, with a texture like filling a shrimp shell with pate.
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In the flavor department, it's tart, bright, and salty, before finishing off with a faint barnyardiness.
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Water from these rains collected in super-salty lagoons, which lingered for several months before dissipating.
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They are the salty, addictive downfall of diets everywhere; the opiate of the drive-thru masses.
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Blowing, salty dust from the exposed lakebed became a public health hazard and degraded the soil.
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Sushi aficionados savor their clean, salty taste while superfood advocates prize their healthy omega-22016 oils.
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Under Mr. Alhanoun's care, they're filled with lemony, spiced spinach, or brim with salty, fresh cheese.
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In Egypt, neither sex craved chocolate, and everyone exhibited an equally high preference for salty foods.
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It's like a movie theater, only without the comfy chairs and definitely without the salty popcorn.
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Cook: A happy accident resulted in this recipe for sweet and salty peanut butter-miso cookies.
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Drizzled with pastel frosting, the popcorn is a salty-sweet snack packed with plenty of flavor.
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He goes straight for the bowl with his tongue outstretched for the salty, delicious Carbonara sauce.
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An independent inquiry found the animals had succumbed to stress and poisoning from drinking salty water.
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So, we did get a sweet, salty, nostalgic, and fiery lift from a candy bar classic.
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Get ready to experience actual beach hair, not crunchy texture on top of already-salty strands.
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They also live at Oregon's Lake Abert and Utah's Great Salt Lake, also salty and alkaline.
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The found increasingly fewer animals as the brine got more salty, which is to be expected.
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Apparently people in the early 22018s were just as salty about dating as people are now.
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It's really strong, salty; it's like a concentrated soy sauce, nothing you would consider being delicious.
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Vanilla gelato is combined with creamy peanut butter, gooey fudge, and salty peanut butter covered pretzels.
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Half a century ago its hyper-salty, super-pungent waters stretched 80km from north to south.
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As soon as my boyfriend gets back, we go to Chipotle for much-needed salty food.
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The crossing through water so salty and buoyant that it won't let you sink was challenging.
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Garten's shortbread was salty and buttery with just a hint of vanilla that added flavor complexity.
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Cheese, in all its melty, salty, indigestion-inducing goodness, will probably always be a mainstay online.
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De-fucking-lightful. Steak scraps + good bread + condiments of your choice + herbs + salty cheese = lunch, done.
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But dare we say we've found a brand new way to enjoy some salty smoked pork?
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It has a soufflé-like texture that's really lovely, and it tastes super smoky and salty.
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Chappell singled out the salty snack business as one area that had been doing well previously.
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Some people opt for a mix of salty and sweet, which to us seems very practical.
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Wine School To describe a wine as "salty" may not seem like much of a compliment.
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For his part, Rick's claimed Tia's just salty over the fact he banged her sister first.
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We refrigerate the ham before curing, so it melts in your mouth and tastes less salty.
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On my left there's a picturesque grassy marsh filling with a rush of salty tidal waters.
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It's possible that asteroids impacting Ceres exposed a layer of salty water-ice underneath the surface.
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I'd probably get a real salty text message if I didn't put this one in here.
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The salty, gooey spread definitely divides tastebuds, especially in America where they just don't get it.
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Is there anything better than crispy, salty duck fat sitting atop juicy slices of duck meat?
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They're salty without cause and are known to toss out reasonably drunk patrons on a whim.
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And our passion for the crispy, salty, aromatic treat has often inspired us to get creative.
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It is an immensely satisfying beverage: sweet, sour, and salty, with a light kick to it.
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As if Fiers didn't already look salty enough, Valbuena had not one, but two withering responses.
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Side note — Grace/Simon Dunham's micro-cameos as a salty coffee barista have been so great.
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The first thing I ate was a French fry, which was piping hot and perfectly salty.
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And they'd go home and weep big fat salty tears, tears that taste of unfathomable sadness.
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The Aperitivo in Reggio, tortelli that resemble striped green boats, contains salty prosciutto and bitter chard.
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The sauce, though very creamy, was slightly less salty and cheesy than I would have liked.
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Yes, it's a very good sandwich that's crispy, hot, and salty, hitting all the right notes.
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Thoughts of these foods can make our tongues dance as we anticipate satisfying our salty cravings.
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They were fresh, crispy, and salty, as if they were made to be dipped in ranch.
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The fries were a welcomed addition on the side — not too crunchy and not too salty.
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I toast what we had with a glass of salty lemonade and leave you with this.
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Place corn in cold salty water, and let soak at least 1 hour before grilling. 3.
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That means you can eliminate salty, fatty, high-calorie toppings and replace them with healthier alternatives.
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You may expect a place serving soured grains to go salty and savory with its desserts.
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They start with perfect homemade French fries—light, crispy, salty, and double-fried for good measure.
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She was super salty and her hands were almost deformed from making burritos on the grill.
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How long would it take before your heart pumped out nothing but a salty, sugary sludge?
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Like any good binge-eating session, your best bet is to alternate between sweet and salty.
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For seasoned and salty salvage operators like Lozman, cleaning up the wreckage is a no-brainer.
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The kitchen operates on a grid where salty, sour and pickled meet peppery, smoky and sweet.
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On Wednesday (day three), I woke up feeling pretty salty — probably because of all the sodium.
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The drippings were very salty and extremely flavorful, resulting in a gravy that was absolutely heavenly.
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Anything salty and briny can stand in for the olives — capers and canned tuna, for example.
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BITES The new restaurant in the Ace Hotel focuses on big flavors, from salty to sweet.
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They were both delighted when it worked, hitting all the right notes — salty, sweet and creamy.
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Alison Roman's olive oil-roasted chicken is worth making for the salty, lemony leftover fat alone.
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The idea is that Ceres has a salty layer of water ice just beneath its surface.
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The magical ingredient here is Thai soybean paste, a fermented condiment packed with salty, umami richness.
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It just seemed like a perfect fit for the tart and salty profile of the gose.
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It's a little salty, crunchy but not brittle, more substantial than you expect, and highly chewable.
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Ms. Koslow is partial to toppings that include a mix of sweet, salty, sour and umami.
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The result is a lacquery, sweet and salty chicken that makes the house smell pretty great.
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Finally, she spoke with Anders, the film's director and co-writer, and more salty utterances flowed.
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" • Quotation of the day "It is liquid, and it's salty, and it's in contact with rocks.
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The tail was minty with dried shiso and salty from oil made with umeboshi, preserved plums.
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But the realization that something similar happens on a salty diet has come as a revelation.
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I stuck with tea or the fine mango lassi, a little tart and very slightly salty.
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The pork filling is fatty, which serves as a foil for warm and salty black olives.
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I loved the intense flavor of the broth and nibbling on the salty long-cooked onions.
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The Salty Seabirds, a loose, mostly female collective, also in Brighton, orchestrates daily meetups through Facebook.
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Mondelez International's orderly succession planning is sweet inspiration for a situation that could soon turn salty.
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Spicy and refreshing, the bright-tasting broth is a mix of sweet, salty, sour and herbaceous.
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Alcohol is very dehydrating, as are many of the salty tidbits often served to munch on.
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But I was fascinated with recipes that featured complex fillings, with salty, sweet and sour elements.
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It's hard to avoid doing exactly what you're supposed to: click, cry salty tears, and share.
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Sweet 'n' salty OK, we've all gotten used to the treat that is chicken and waffles.
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Her staff balanced sly references to the Trump campaign with the salty terseness of Twitter clapbacks.
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The skin cracks into lovely salty shards; the lemon is like a distant shaft of sunshine.
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They were rich and meaty, salty with no seasoning, and steaming — welcome warmth after hours outside.
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It's easy to overeat during a game, especially with a lot of salty and processed food.
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The crispy, salty chicken melds perfectly with the spongy and sweet maple flavor of the bun.
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The 2007, at 10 years old, was rich, deep and still fresh, with savory, salty flavors.
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All come festooned with a salty olive on a skewer instead of the traditional orange slice.
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Gemlike blocks of tuna nearing a full cubic inch are bright and salty as the sea.
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Salty will receive bigger investment than others, he said, although he did not disclose how much.
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Salty, creamy, and ever so slightly crisped up on top, these mashed potatoes are Friendsgiving perfection.
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I get a fish stew which is too salty and M. gets the catch of the day.
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Unusual-looking bright patches of soil turned out to be extremely salty and affected by past water.
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Meanwhile, aboard the Wizard, a short-handed crew is getting salty at the large vessel's engineer, Tony.
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The smell of salty blood, orange blossoms, and incense filled the air—the scent of her magick.
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Make your breakfast and snack game strong with these crunchy, salty, and sweet mixes, bars, and bites.
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To his credit, the makeup artist does much more than dab the salty tears from celebrity cheeks.
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Improvements to desalination technology would help too, by allowing mankind to tap the oceans' inconveniently salty water.
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These aren't kale chips or chia bars, people; they're geometric shapes made out of salty, processed deliciousness.
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Anchovies—with their salty tang and artfully drapable consistency—make a surprisingly delicious addition to any dish.
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This would trap salty and warm water well below a film of cool, freshwater on the surface.
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Elon Musk could soon need a lemon wedge for a salty trademark battle with Mexico's tequila industry.
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When oil and gas is pumped out of the ground, salty water often flows out with it.
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The dudes behind California death metal upstarts Our Place of Worship Is Silence are salty as fuck.
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The scientists concluded that the sediments they saw had been laid down in a salty dying sea.
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Starting August 28th, the sugary, salty, and incredibly fatty drink will officially flood our social media feeds.
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I am so salty we paid for it when it was free for us the whole time.
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The CDC also encourages people to avoid salty water if they have an open wound or scrapes.
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The result is a well-balanced sandwich that's sweet and salty, spicy but basic, crunchy yet creamy.
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Don't get me wrong, Jenkins has a lot to be salty about when it comes to Oscars.
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Poole has gentle, short tides, meaning the shellfish are regularly submerged beneath the English Channel's salty waves.
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The Tha Carter V rapper uploaded a response to Eli to Instagram, and he's a little salty.
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You also have the option of stirring things up to get more of the salty and sweet.
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And just last week, Robinson sounded pretty salty with the team for not having invited him sooner.
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If you've ever had a good meal, but its too salty, you can't get past the salt.
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As "ifm2181," Sanford was among the site's prolific posters, appreciated for his sharp wit and salty tongue.
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" When she decides to splurge, Dewan Tatum goes for "salty, savory food," including her favorite: "French fries!
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Each tube mimics a different taste receptor on the human tongue — sweet, salty, bitter, sour and more.
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The candy is a perfectly balanced combination of sweet milk chocolate shell and salty peanut butter filling.
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From salty-savory to tart and sweet, the eight bags ahead know no flavor or texture bounds.
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Season the chicken with black pepper; there is no need for salt as the prosciutto is salty.
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A variety of juices and Abali, a sour-salty carbonated yogurt drink, are also on the menu.
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"I was far less salty about the situation before I got this document," an ex-employee said.
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People who love the combination of salty and sweet will appreciate Sweet Cow's pretzel ice cream cone.
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Together, "sweetened beverages, desserts, salty snacks, candy and sugar" account for 2900 percent of food stamp expenditures.
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It has to be viscous, and "taste slightly too salty, as weird as it sounds," says Rohrmoser.
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Considering this is the first real meal I've eaten in two days, it's salty and so delicious.
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It may not be as striking, but with its salty depth of flavor, it's just as irresistible.
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The sauce is tangy and sweet, contrasting beautifully with the sharp, salty parmesan and gooey, creamy mozzarella.
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It's packed with skyscrapers instead of palm trees, soot instead of sand, congestion instead of salty air.
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And if you're going to eat all of that salty popcorn, you're probably going to get thirsty.
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Salty, crunchy objects littered over wet mounds of something achingly delicious, with sauce, with sauce, with sauce.
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Among snacks, salty bites such as popcorn and chips reign supreme, beating out candy, cheese and cookies.
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But most of the time, salty celebrities have little to lose and millions of followers to gain.
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In fact, I thought I tasted the salty bacon and juicy beef even more without the bun.
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LongHorn's bone-in ribeye came with a film of salty white butter, which I thought was unnecessary.
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Sweet, a little salty, and so simple that you don't even have to turn on the oven.
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Then sharp mustard against rich cheese; salty anchovies against bright lemon; and biting garlic against soothing egg.
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Unfortunately I went a bit heavy on the soy sauce, so the sausage is a bit salty.
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The sweet-salty dynamic is one of the most essential flavor intersections in cuisines across the globe.
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Think the Mariana Trench, or Antarctica's subterranean liquid Lake Vostok, or Spain's salty and sulphurous Lake Tirez.
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As salty as I sound, I actually do want people to try yoga and stick with it.
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The Tsililis ouzo we had was light and peppery, pairing perfectly with the salty and oily anchovy.
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Fried chicken needs something tart to cut its salty crunch, and Arby's slider just didn't have that.
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It's fiery and salty and sweet and, if you add Sichuan peppercorns to it, numbing as well.
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They remove the organs, the ribs, they rinse the qiaq, or intestines, in the salty ocean water.
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The hot-cold, salty-sweet, al dente-soft contrast is striking at first but tasty and balanced.
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After the game, we all learned why Westbrook was so salty (with Melo chiming in): Yup, alphabetical.
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Recognizing the desired flavor requires a good palate, which can taste sweet, sour, bitter, salty and savory.
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Then he mixes himself a salty dog — grapefruit juice and vodka, with a generous pinch of salt.
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That, and they taste like a sweet and salty custard when puréed and returned to their shells.
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The Normandy cultured butter, already salty and a little funky, became even more so from the seasoning.
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I'm usually good at holding myself back, I know how dangerous sugary and salty snacks can be.
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I returned a few days later for Salty Yoga, a yoga class in the main salt room.
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Yet this particular ale was a little too odd for my comfort, blending sour, salty and fruity.
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The salty blend of sweat and sadness combatted the bitterness which flowed up (and through) my throat.
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Or, if you'd prefer fish, try this terrific salty-sweet salmon dinner with a spicy cucumber salad.
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And I knew that they would be taking at least a brief bath in a salty brine.
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Her rescue dog, Salty, has broken free of his leash and is eagerly sniffing at the dirt.
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While Whole Foods' cauliflower was too salty and strong, Wegmans' was overly soaked in a tasteless sauce.
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The treat is made with peanut butter ice cream, sweet and salty pretzel swirls, and fudge brownies.
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The researchers found sensitivity to sweet and salty food was reduced by 30% while in the cabin.
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Tangy, salty and extremely cheesy, this artichoke dip from "Queer Eye's" Antonio Porowski will change your world.
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Ms. Fisher is brainy and salty and hilarious, and she's frank and eloquent in describing being bipolar.
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As an Andra Day song plays over the loud speakers, one salty tear streaks down my cheek.
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That night in Chicago, he said, he cried "big, salty tears" when he heard Ms. Miles's name.
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Canada once had a wide array of Canadian brands of potato chips, other salty snacks and candies.
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But electrodes degrade in the salty cerebral soup, or get gunked up by the subject's immune response.
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It&aposs a bit salty, I would say saltier than normal milk, but it&aposs quite creamy.
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" "Bacon is just that perfect combo of the sweet, the salty, the smoky and the savory character.
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It indicated that all Americans bought ample amounts of desserts, salty snacks, candy and other junk foods.
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Passages of spoken dialogue in this "Freischütz" have been rewritten and are delivered with salty American slang.
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As we see in the third episode, she takes down vigilantes while also delivering salty one-liners.
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But perhaps what could make Trump even more salty were his co-nominees and lack to win.
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Soft and buttery, the guac was easy to eat and went well with the crunchy, salty chips.
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Some salty staff NCO who will always be complaining about all the paperwork he has to do.
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It has a delicate flavor and is not overly fishy or salty but rather smooth and buttery.
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It has its own distinctive, salty vibe, driven by McEnany's simultaneously self-loathing and self-aggrandizing swagger.
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It was wonderfully weird and comforting, salty-sweet and leathery, like Old Spice on a beloved cheek.
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Voices I returned home the other night exhausted, quadriceps aching, twinges in my foot, salty with sweat.
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Most of that dead plant material is then trapped in the salty, wet soil beneath the roots.
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She then moved to a senior job marketing salty snacks at Pepsi's Frito-Lay division in Dallas.
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It's more salty than sweet, a minor-key reprise of the great corn-husk meringue at Cosme.
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This time, the salty, crumbly crust was the perfect foundation for the golden cloud of mango custard.
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Garlicky Chicken With Lemon-Anchovy Sauce This recipe by Melissa Clark is salty, tangy, vibrant and fast.
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Today is Popcorn Lovers Day and these stars can't help but indulge in America's favorite salty snack.
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Spread on bruschetta, it has a salty and smoky flavour, and a creamy texture, like a pate.
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Also, there are not four basic flavors, but (at least) five: sweet, salty, sour, bitter and umami.
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Icy, snowy and salty roads and driveways are tough on your vehicle, from its tires to your windshield.
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It likely has a warm ocean of salty water below its ice layer that's around 17 miles deep.
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My point is, don't let the salty goodness of my seeds — which, I agree, are delectable — fool you.
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Chewy, juicy cubes of meat on bone in a rich sauce that is salty and savory without overpowering.
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Unrelated: Juelz has yet to rock a single bandana this season, and I'm kind of salty about it.
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A lot of people grew up with this drink and it goes really well with salty, greasy food.
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Now, Curiosity has found sediments containing sulfate salt in the crater, which suggest it once held salty lakes.
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I get salty and sweet, but also a little protein from the nuts — so it all evens out.
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" But we humbly nominate this as the best line: "You want to get salty like the Dead Sea?
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A sake, painstakingly engineered by Mr. Yamashita in consultation with local brewers, partnered these refined salty nibbles perfectly.
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In the brand's market tests, the Thai testers weren't into salty, greasy, rich (AKA delicious) Mexican-style beans.
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Try pretzels for a salty-sweet treat or spread some on a piece of toast with sliced fruit.
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This is not the first time Penmarch has been doused by the salty spume of an angry sea.
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We eat bigger portions of calorie-dense foods and we eat out at restaurants serving too-salty meals.
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The salty element refers to body rather than any savoury quality, so don't expect notes of potato chips.
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I'm personally gonna get a little salty here: I was disappointed in Stassi's dramatics but not totally shocked.
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Just be careful what you choose — heavy, salty, fatty food will make you feel uncomfortable the entire flight.
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Sodium is found in a lot of things that don't even taste salty, like the preservative sodium phosphate.
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But if the interesting combination of salty and sweet has you intrigued, there's more where that came from.
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If only we could unlock this salty water, we could make a major contribution to future food security.
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That film on my skin was immediately activated, and my neck and brow became covered in salty sweat.
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Although I would like it to have been a bit firmer, I'll settle for that nice salty finish.
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Our taste buds are most sensitive to bitterness (as opposed to other basic tastes like salty or sour).
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The tans, the abs, the salty beach waves — it was all over-the-top in the best way.
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The deal returns the salty, slightly bitter spread to full local ownership for the first time since 1926.
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TV: Margo must be a little upset, though, not being the only nominee anymore... JW: She's pretty salty.
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Instead, their team approximates the salty, stretchy quality of sulguni by mixing feta, ricotta, and low-moisture mozzarella.
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In Secretary Purdue's world, throwing away a school lunch because it isn't salty enough is the real problem.
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Playing on the sweet and salty trend, Dunkin' is adding a Chocolate Pretzel Donut to its doughnut display.
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The second new menu item is for those of us who like a little salty with our sweet.
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If it's not yet primetime for tomatoes, a generous grating of salty bottarga will make everything better anyway.
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Next comes a deliciously salty, warm tomato and celery consommé poured over a cooling scoop of tomato sorbet.
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Everything is salty, briny, and super flavorful, and the creamy aioli takes the already rich dish even richer.
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If Green plays salty, seething basketball, it's at least in part because he knows that he needs to.
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The salty and crunchy exterior is not a contrast to the sweet dough; the two go together perfectly.
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In liquor, it imparts dry and salty dimensions, and is also used as a decorative addition to cocktails.
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You know: the desire for something salty and processed, meaty yet noodle-y, good-for-you but not.
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Dan BidondiAccording to the Providence Journal, Hydrogen from corrosion of copper cable likely caused the Salty Brine blast.
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The salty bits of bacon and lashes of fat on top were, strictly speaking, unnecessary, but why resist?
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When his rice crop failed in February because of salty water, he decided to forsake a third crop.
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But the aroma is terrific: sweet and salty, with flavors like rosemary and cracked pepper at high decibel.
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The boys didn't care where that crazy-great, salty bacon came from, but they ate and were happy.
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In comparison, salty ocean water freezes at 28.4 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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It might be a prepackaged, processed food, like a bag of salty chips or a sweet granola bar.
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It's a sleepy waterfront neighborhood of tree-lined streets, manicured lawns and salty breezes off the East River.
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There's just something about the perfect combination of salty, crispy, and cheesy that makes Cheez-Its criminally addictive.
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They were fine, but a little too salty, and they tasted like they'd been frozen not long ago.
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OVERALL: This sandwich was small, salty, and plain, with no depth of flavor, and the chicken was terrible.
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The beef was thoroughly rosy except at the edges, where it had a salty, crunchy, herb-flecked crust.
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SAUSAGE EGG AND CHEESE MCGRIDDLE, $4.29 — However, the mighty McGriddle meets its match in McDonald's soft, salty sausage.
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She splashed and giggled, acting out the joy I feel every time I leap into warm, salty sea.
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M&Ms and popcorn make for the ultimate salty-sweet movie snack — at home or in the theaters.
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Front Burner They say it's best to cook lobsters and shrimp in water as salty as the sea.
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"We're all born liking sweet and salty, and a 2-year-old is no exception," said Dr. Muth.
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Another time, someone said that the oysters were too salty—and we don't even put salt on them.
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Allen Curtis is probably just salty that his Royals friends have been giving him the business all winter.
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Straddling the sweet/savoury divide is the the Romeu e Julieta, salty white cheese with sweet guava jelly.
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Much of the salty flavor gets lost in the process, leaving only smooth, creamy tones of licorice behind.
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But for those who are new to the salty stuff, chances are overeating won't really be a problem.
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Dessert was a dark chocolate mousse atop a crunchy, sweet and salty crumble: delicious but not a blockbuster.
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Salted Pretzel Nutella Fudge Milkshake This sweet and salty shake is the perfect end to any meal. 8.
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If you're still salty about losing the sweepstakes to adopt Bruno the "extremely high maintenance" cat, fear not.
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There's something so rejuvenating about digging our toes into the warm sand and swimming in the salty ocean.
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This year alone, Kyrgios trolled "cringeworthy" Novak Djokovic and "salty" Rafael Nadal in a no-holds-barred podcast.
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Megan Radamaker, a registered dietitian in Macomb, Michigan, chose one sweet, one salty, and one especially healthy option.
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Storr's side of the conversations he recounts tends to be blunt, inquisitive and peppered with salty British swearing.
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Sprinkled with phrases too salty for a family news organization, Ms. Longshore's conversation is a performance in itself.
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To top it all off, Dairy Queen throws in some salty pretzel rods and chocolate drizzled caramel corn.
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And there are adobos to argue over, since each family makes the dish differently, rich and vinegar-salty.
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The mysterious chemical, bought for millions of dollars from an Israeli company, turned out to be salty water.
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The chili and cheese were salty and greasy, and the whole thing was just a hot dog mess.
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A plain ice cream sundae, covered, at the table, in as much dark, salty caramel as you like.
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A Sunday brunch favorite, fried chicken and waffles are the salty-sweet combination you can't go wrong with.
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The job, to his dismay, entailed cataloging old comedy routines and cleaning up salty vaudeville jokes for reuse.
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Crisped in a pan, the strands emerge as a kind of ossified tumbleweed of meat, shattering and salty.
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Once the water has come to a boil, season it generously until it's as salty as the sea.
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Vegemite is an extremely salty paste, and applying more than that typically lends to a sub-optimal experience.
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But, it hit a salty-and-sweet sweet spot that more fried chicken sandwiches should aim to hit.
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For now, the assertively salty-sweet hams are sold in boneless two- to three-pound chunks and whole.
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The ceremony itself is short and salty (rather than sweet), allowing guests to get on with the party.
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The movie is full of hilarious, salty, sometimes rather tragic anecdotes, and compelling, where-are-they-now aspects.
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Dessert would be a big bowl of warm, buttery, slightly salty caramel corn, made with coconut palm sugar.
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Ditto buffalo, goat, sheep, horse, pig and camel, which is said to be salty but otherwise not bad.
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Day Trip Asbury Park embraces the ocean, its salty scent mixed with eau de sunscreen on summer days.
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Bacon usually makes things tastier, but the regular McDouble edged out its salty big brother in this case.
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The small fries I tried for this review were exactly how I liked them — salty, crispy, and simple.
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Sour, sweet, and salty, Thailand's national dish was created in the 1930s by the country's then prime minister.
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Runny and salty cheese, bits of fatty salami or prosciutto, or some soft and briny olives do nicely.
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The briny taste of her souse, pickled pigs' feet served in an acidic brine, recalled the salty waves.
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"If people get salty about it, it says more about them than it does about you," he said.
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On Tuesday, former New York Times food writer Mark Bittman launched Salty, an online magazine published through Medium.
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The plumes erupting from its southern region suggest that there is a warm salty ocean beneath the ice.
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It was a cookie that leaned into the savory side, salty and sweet and impossible to stop eating.
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"It's that tension between salty and sour and sweet and bitter that pleases the human palate," she said.
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It's best when you work all the flavors and textures into one spoonful: bright, creamy, meaty, salty-sweet.
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I made a few small tweaks, while leaving intact its alluring mix of salty, cheesy, spicy and creamy.
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Even in the United States, Kutzadika'a people, or "fly eaters," cherish salty pupae from Mono Lake in California.
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Salty breezes will sometimes waft into her home in the West Point neighborhood of Liberia's capital city, Monrovia.
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Ranada Shepard is set to co-executive produce the series which is being produced by Salty Pictures, Inc.
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This hotel has a salty front desk clerk and we have a room with only two twin beds.
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Gaebul is typically consumed raw and has a chewy, salty, and surprisingly sweet taste, according to Atlas Obscura.
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I also love that it kept some old favorite haunts like Pleasant Park, Salty Springs, and Retail Row.
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It&aposs spicy, it&aposs salty, it&aposs flavorful, and it just makes this such a great experience.
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That is not the face of a woman who wants to share the throne with some salty dudebro.
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So, at 17A, the "trick football play," STATUE OF LIBERTY, contains the word SALTY in the circled letters.
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The only miss, perhaps appropriately, was the sliced too-salty soy-cured Wagyu beef dotted with spicy mayonnaise.
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I found that the sauce wasn't too salty, but added the perfect amount of flavor to the dish.
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The chicken wonton tacos were a standout dish because of their unique blend of spicy and salty flavors.
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"It can range from sweet to salty—the smell of ocean air is there a lot," Jones explains.
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The rest of the flight, Ms. Sidman and Mr. Mancuso popped salty-sweet snacks and didn't stop talking.
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To protect against the incessant salty wind, the vines are trained low over what is essentially beach sand.
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The resulting amalgamation—potatoes topped with cod and the olive oil mixture—was a salty, creamy, fishy revelation.
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The salty, cold winds along the coastlines would remove moisture to preserve and keep the fish from spoiling.
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Avasarala, a salty elder politician who wields power and profanity with equal grace, is just wonderful in both.
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Michelle Gayer is a critically acclaimed pastry chef who runs a beloved bakery in Minneapolis called Salty Tart.
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Salty taste is still kind of questionable, but now we know something about the molecular mechanism for that.
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Trilobites Of the five tastes — sweet, salty, sour, bitter and umami — sour is one of the most mysterious.
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Because we're professionals, we knew enough in that moment to simultaneously order the Salty Pimp—Big Gay Ice Cream's unimpeachably popular soft serve cone of vanilla with salty caramel sauce and a chocolate shell—to combat the Gritty Puckster's forthcoming negative impact on our relationship with all things ice cream.
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Another cool aspect of the discovery is that P. pinnatomus, unlike today's freshwater piranhas, lived in the salty ocean.
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After all, does anyone really care that Kate may or may not be salty with her country house bestie?
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History's parade route is lined with salty grumps slumped in folding chairs, shaking their fists to beat the band.
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It's not the first time Wilcox has been salty with a journalist or tried to shut down press access.
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DOG for DOG DOGSBUTTER All pups love peanut butter, but some dogs never get to experience the salty treat.
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Every time you go to the beach, everything's still as blue and salty and vast as it ever was.
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They come in fun flavors like Barbecue and Jalapeno, and they totally crush a craving for salty potato chips.
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It is actually the world's largest body of inland water—or what some would call a rather salty lake.
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Without the work of makeup and hairstyling, those actors would still be beautiful and salty, much like feta cheese.
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Most people can never seem to eat just one hot and salty chip from inside a newspaper-covered cone.
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Chocolate covered pumpkin seed brittle You've got plenty of time to experiment with this impressive sweet and salty brittle.
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Feeling a little salty about your invite to Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas' wedding getting lost in the mail?
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Maybe Saban wasn't salty about his impending departure, but rather for Kiffin not being grateful for everything he's provided.
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So salty, in fact, that it would be impractical to desalinate, making it all but useless to future colonists.
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Customers can stop by after work for aperitivos small plates like the salty and satisfying Olive Sfilantini Pistaccio Mortadella.
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Yes, the salty brine is being mashed up with the famous icy drinks that dye your tongue bright colors.
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Normally, I'm used to them being cooked with salty bacon in an unctuous buttery sauce, or poached in cream.
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The pair instantly found chemistry together and bonded over their love of salty popcorn, which helps Cooper stay hydrated.
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THE Dead Sea is, as its name implies, far too salty to be of use to fishermen or farmers.
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The rest of the teams were relegated to the sidelines, though none of them seemed that salty about it.
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Seawater, being salty, is conductive: In fact it's about 1,000 times more conductive than the water that you drink.
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All these rich greens usually mean vegetation, but this is an arid, salty land almost totally inhospitable to plants.
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Intensely salty and pungent, you know a caper when you bite into one — whether you meant to or not.
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Step one is to take a fresh, unblemished egg and wash it in some salty water and lemon juice.
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It acts as a perfect seasoning to the fish, adding a subtle, salty flavour without overpowering the delicate cod.
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Recent acquisitions of non-soda beverages such as salty mineral water brand Topo Chico, Honest Tea and Unilever's UNc.
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"The ham adds the perfect amount of salty, savory flavor," says the executive chef of Marsh House in Nashville.
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These days Honolulu and most of Oahu are seawall and salty aquifers and long, long blocks of abandoned buildings.
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" Camerota quickly followed up with an apology: "I apologize to our morning audience for the salty language this morning.
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Rolo Pecan Pretzel For the final salty-sweet treat, the HGTV star whips up a 3-ingredient crowd-pleaser.
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I sorted with my chopsticks through the plated pile of shiny meat in search of those translucent, salty strips.
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Crust is good, pepperoni is good, and the two together are like an extremely salty meat and bread plate.
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Or maybe it's perfect because of the smoky, salty, umami mole chef José Manuel Baños' makes with chicatanas (ants).
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Just like it's hard to describe exactly what "bitter" or "salty" is, "umami" can be hard to sum up.
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Celebrate the oyster with some lemon or hot sauce or just enjoy its salty brine, you brazen oyster fiend.
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That also means salty, processed meats like bacon and hot dogs are a major no-no, according to authors.
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Gregorius, Mike Moustakas, Elvis Andrus, Xander Bogaerts, and salty-ass Logan Morrison are all vying for the final spot.
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I spent that first day on the phone, sweating, typing, talking to one salty New York source after another.
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I sat down and chatted with Allen, Salty, and Cheun to hear about how Otres Market came to fruition.
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When she and Salty began dating four years ago, setting up a business together seemed like a natural step.
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It's possible that salty ice underneath Ceres' surface has weakened the crust, causing it to smooth out over time.
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We put on our jackets and stepped into the sand, the salty ocean air whipping against our bowed heads.
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The sugar crop he planted earlier in the year has already failed once, poisoned by dry and salty soil.
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This herb is found growing along coastlines sprouting out of composting seaweed and sand, often immersed in salty tides.
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While it lacked a salty char, the tender meat was a good foil for the whimsical toppings on offer.
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It's estimated that the entire state of Texas has nearly 3 billion acre feet of salty groundwater to use.
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Warm crimini and morel mushrooms were salty, garlicky, and scrumptious, especially mixed with an order of coconut sticky rice.
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Truth is, any pier in a salty backwater will do, including docks in the Bronx, Queens or Staten Island.
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However, my results also indicated that I'd likely have a lot of freckles and prefer salty food over sweet.
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I'm partial to this salty-sweet recipe for the granola served occasionally at Eleven Madison Park in New York.
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But if I ever crave pancakes and something salty to go with, I know IHOP's got what I need.
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Despite having the word "salted" in its name, the bar was not as salty as I expected to be.
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While the skin was just as marvelously crispy and sticky, I found this sauce to be slightly too salty.
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Everything can be washed down with excellent wines or Radenska, an effervescent mineral water, salty-tasting enough for gargling.
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"UnReal" burst on the scene last summer as a salty workplace drama set within a "Bachelor"-esque reality show.
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Jamal has every reason to be salty about the betrayal, but creatively, Tory's riff works better in Lucious' interpretation.
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The limp sausage of questionable origin was congealed salty mush, and quite frankly upsetting — not just for my stomach.
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Salty opinions are a dime a dozen, but a video of a mama seal teaching its baby to swim?
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Add the salty, fatty chicharrón, and then the banana leaves, which add a nice vegetal depth to the broth.
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We can differentiate between five basic qualities: sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and umami (savory), plus the presence of fat.
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It's also salty with tears after rehashing her Invicta FC title loss with her coaches in the dressing room.
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But in this case, she simply spreads the warm, salty, creamy potatoes over the warmed lavash using a fork.
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These are either chewed like salty, acidic bon bons, or boiled in water to make a yogurt-type drink.
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Just take a look: Please conjure some more magic, Mandžukić, I want a gallon of salty liquid Ronaldo sadness.
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You have all the sharp, salty, vinegary things alongside the boiled meat and veg for a bit of piquancy.
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Sydney: You know what I like about it is that it's not super salty; the bark is perfectly seasoned.
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"It is liquid, and it's salty, and it's in contact with rocks," said the scientist who oversaw the research.
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"It is liquid, and it's salty, and it's in contact with rocks," said the scientists who oversaw the research.
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You also want enough bacon to offset the whiteness, to offer contrast and a different kind of salty crunch.
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These extra ingredients build flavor, adding a gentle sweetness from the onion that matches the salty tang of olives.
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While cured pork boasts an extra boost of salty goodness, there's no denying the power of the original source.
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Everything on the Thanksgiving table tends toward the salty, the starchy, or the rich, or sometimes even the bland.
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We recommend mixing it all together (the foam is very salty on its own), and giving it a go!
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — In modern times, presidents have rarely been church mice afraid of a little salty language.
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The crisp, salty edges, haunted by a rumor of the tropics from the oil, contrast with the creamy interior.
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While the cheese tasted processed and the cracker was a bit salty, it was the meat that was overwhelming.
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Maybe Jackson should keep his salty bath-time analysis to himself, or at least add some candles next time.
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But the results — crisp, salty, peppery bark (the crust) encasing moist, smoky, luscious, tender meat — make the effort worthwhile.
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Salty and tangy, this soup is a glorious example of something being greater than the sum of its parts.
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This version, made with potatoes, is decidedly salty and savory, with onions in the mixture and chives to finish.
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Ice cream, preferably drizzled with bittersweet chocolate sauce that hardens upon contact (magic shell!) and salty, creamy, nutty caramel.
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They had salt, an ingredient that magnifies the flavors of butter, chocolate and brown sugar, but they weren't salty.
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I'm finding myself in the mood for chicken — roast chicken in particular, something juicy and salty and soul-anchoring.
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AKA: Peanut Butter Patty (my stage name, if you will) Eat if: You're feelin' a sweet-and-salty combo.
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"People don't care, if they got wet or got drowned, whether their water was salty or fresh," he said.
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Slightly sweet, a little salty, and fully crunchy, these will satisfy any peanut-loving snacker, even the little ones.
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The fairly dark, intensely rich prosciutto is rimmed with silky fat, combining a salty tang with a sweet finish.
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Some chilled albariño (see our wine critic's excellent bottle recs) pairs perfectly with the salty spray of the bay.
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The chicken patty was juicy, and the sweetness of the maple butter was balanced by the savory, salty bacon.
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A plate of crisp, salty, horseradish-spiked sauerkraut made from savoy cabbage was a little monotonous on its own.
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And I love Melissa Clark's grapefruit crumb cake to follow, with its balance of bitter, sweet, salty and acidic.
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The fluffy, oily chalupa shell brings out the tang of the sour cream and the salty, fatty beef mixture.
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In 2015, NASA scientists thought they found evidence of occasional flowing, salty water flows across the surface of Mars.
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