Herrine: I think if we were to do this trip over again, we would've just gotten spicier wings, 'cause I feel like we just both like spicier wings.
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"Our taste buds have been battered into decline so that we demand it to be spicier and spicier," said Shi Guanghua, a gravel-voiced food writer and former restaurateur in Chengdu.
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The candy aisle is about to get a little spicier.
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If you want something spicier, grab a Pecorino or Parmesan.
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The patty is essentially a larger, juicier, spicier chicken McNugget.
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Icelandic water is neutral while the Faroese water is spicier.
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Over the course of Austin's hour at the table, Evans coaxes the big man into spicier and spicier wings; Austin gets all the way to the end of the challenge, and yes, he does dab.
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And he's just taught me to be spicier all the time.
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Ms. Constance wasn't having it -- spicier than a bowl o' gumbo!
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If you prefer a spicier taste, top it with some sriracha.
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Beer, they insist, is the go-to, especially with spicier dishes.
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Imagine eating a meal that gets progressively spicier with each course.
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Something much spicier than the young, rubbery stuff from the supermarket.
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They said it was good and spicier than a normal Whopper.
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Meals during Sydney's daytime hours are spicier and more vibrantly flavored.
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Really hot, more like this side [motions to spicier wings], spicy daddy.
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They've moved onto Hunan food, which is far spicier than Sichuan cooking.
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Add sauerkraut to the sandwich, or try kimchi for a spicier version.
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He reopened with a new, spicier seasoning mixture, and Popeyes was born.
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The mustard was on the spicier side, the onions not as sweet.
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Things, predictably, did not get better, considering the wings get increasingly spicier.
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The other is orange and tastes like Thousand Island's thinner, spicier cousin.
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Observational data show that eating spicier foods is associated with less obesity.
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French oak tends to offer a spicier, toasty woodiness that sticks out.
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Quit smoking, exercise, drink less alcohol, and avoid spicier and fattier foods.
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"2016 is about to get spicier... Hot news coming tomorrow," the post reads.
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Thanks to a Buffalo wings craving, I decided to go the spicier route.
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The spicy Chicken Sandwich from Chick-fil-A is spicier than it looks.
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"If I see gloomy weather, I'll get a spicier, gochu ramyun," he explained.
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"It's is a little spicier than some Iowans might like," Dr. McGuire said.
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The "feisty cherry," Acevedo said, is a little spicier than the old cherry flavor.
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When it comes to our weekend brunch Bloody Marys, we say, the spicier, the better.
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I like one mild hot sauce (like Cholula), and one spicier hot sauce (like Sriracha).
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Fire and Blood, a spicier red ale based on House Targaryen's words and Daenerys' dragons.
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In fact, it's supposed to function as a "palate cleanser" for the restaurant's spicier dishes.
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Across the table, Nailah tells me she likes these "spicier" enchiladas the kitchen serves now.
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The Freakin Crispy Wings are spicier, and the shell is thicker and more deeply crevassed.
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It could be spicier, but the use of bird's-eye chiles is far from shy.
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As Tim Gunn might say on one of his spicier days, heaven for-fucking-fend.
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The chicken-tortilla soup was super filling, but I think it could have been spicier.
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Check out "Samba," which the pair released last month—it doesn't get much spicier than this.
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Durban's claim to fame is hot curry, a spicier, punchier version of the North Indian original.
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Alana: So imagine the spicier ones, like, I already smell the spices coming off of this.
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If you like things on the spicier side, add red pepper flakes and/or hot sauce.
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Is Huy Fong Sriracha "Americanized" because it tastes spicier or less complex than its Thai namesakes?
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"The sauce we make is spicy, and with chile sauces, the spicier, the better," Tran says.
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The jalapeño seeds will make everything spicier; adding more or less lime juice controls the acidity.
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Hoping to emulate that success, Hyundai has brought out a spicier flavor of its Corolla fighter.
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Straight from the bottle it was earthier and more tannic than the Bart, with darker, spicier flavors.
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They are cashing in on demand for something spicier than the dour offerings of state-run counterparts.
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But this year, the classic PSL is joined by a new, slightly spicier pal: the Chile Mocha.
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The Colonel is looking for love stories and we assume that the spicier they are, the better.
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My second thought: If you're gonna hack Woj, you gotta come with something much spicier than this.
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First We Feast's Hot Ones series has celebrity guests sit down and consume progressively spicier chicken wings.
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"When he had spaghetti sauce, it was Ragu—he didn't want anything spicier than that," Hartmann said.
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Suffice it to say, super-powered teenage rebellion is probably a little spicier than just missing curfew.
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Tunisians are extremely proud of their cuisine, which is spicier than in the rest of North Africa.
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The former smells like apple cider donuts; the latter is a spicier blend of cranberry, apple, and pumpkin.
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London (CNN Business)The battle for the future of online food delivery just got a whole lot spicier.
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I love fried chicken, but Gus' only serves spicy fried chicken and I wish it was spicier ($16.04).
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Each year, the seasonal drink lineup at Starbucks pumps out new brews with punchier names and spicier flavors.
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Cosmic Crisps are the offspring of the Honeycrisp and another variety called the Enterprise (a spicier, sturdy apple).
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Haynes said they're working on what's been dubbed Firebird chicken, a spicier rotisserie-type poultry, and guajillo steak.
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I've always eaten spicy food but now that I have an Indian girlfriend, I eat even spicier stuff.
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Mezcal's rising popularity can be credited to its smoky agave flavor, but the spirit just got sexier — and spicier.
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The filling was flavorful: sweet and dense from the can of condensed milk and spicier from the ground cloves.
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After 2017's full year of cozy, hygge-inspired hues, we've seen brighter, bolder, and spicier shades this year.
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The fine sitarist Arjun Verma seemed underused, relegated to little more than a mildly spicier version of a harp.
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And by far the most popular sauce was ranch dressing — something that would complement a spicier fried chicken object.
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It isn't spicier, but it's sourer and has an overall more intense taste that hits all the right notes.
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A little warmer and spicier than your basic vanilla sponge cake, because neither you nor your loved ones are basic.
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We'd have a few rounds of satay skewers as appetizers before moving on to more substantial and much spicier fare.
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There's a spicier version and a fierce cayenne hot sauce, too: Spin Sauce, $11.99 for three 12-ounce bottles, spinsauce.com.
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It's best to go for a little spicier than you can handle, and just keep some Pepto-Bismol on hand.
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The classic fried chicken was pretty similar to the offerings in the US, but perhaps a bit greasier and spicier.
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We pulled together some of the spicier responses here -- including one guy who broke up with his GF over the story.
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This was less like chili than like a slightly spicier version of the meat sauce my corner pizzeria pours over penne.
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Some consumers may be more sensitive to spicy foods than others and may choose to avoid spicier snacks due to personal preference.
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While some prefer lighter, blander meals that are easier on the stomach, others gravitate towards spicier, hotter foods to sweat out toxins.
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Among reds, he looks to earthier, spicier wines, like syrah and cabernet franc, especially those that are not generously fruity or oaky.
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" Varvatos: "I think the biggest difference between this one and the others is that it's a little bit spicier and very effervescent.
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And it's all thanks to pepper nerds like Grabiele whose academic fixation on the past can make for a better, spicier future.
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Georgia is one of 36 states with governor's seats in contention this fall, and its race is one of the spicier ones.
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"The world is their oyster," added Bonham Carter, whose Crown alter-ego Princess Margaret would probably have had a much spicier comment.
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I got some fried chicken and found it pretty comparable to what you'd get in the US — maybe a bit greasier and spicier.
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Well, folks, the long-awaited collaboration between Katy Perry and Migos is finally out, and it's spicier than a bowl of Texas chili.
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Pacheco said that Dante chooses to include rye instead of bourbon in its Old Fashioned because of rye's spicier and drier flavor profile.
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Nevertheless, the fact remains that Warren's attacks on Bloomberg have been spicier and more relentless than her occasional jabs at her ideological cousin.
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That is over 400 times spicier than jalapeño peppers, which average 3,500 to 8,000 on the Scoville scale, according to a 2013 study.
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If the mixture is too dry, add more milk; if you'd like it spicier, add more red pepper flakes—you get the idea. 6.
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"Back in the day, it might have been an Italian vermouth which was sweeter and had more botanicals so was spicier too," he says.
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Spicier topics aimed at how to improve a viewer's sex life include explanations on what happens at group parties and options for homosexual relationships.
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Indeed, food from nearby countries - particularly spicier Georgian cuisine - has been particularly popular with fans looking for a little more piquancy in their plates.
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Margot Robbie appeared on the wildly popular YouTube series "Hot Ones," where celebrities answer questions while eating wings with progressively spicier hot sauce on them.
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" But, he says, "I think we meet in the middle because I think black people and Thai people love spicier, flavorful kind of hearty foods.
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Like the Manhattan restaurants Atomix and Jungsik, Hwaban de-emphasizes the sweeter and spicier side of the Korean palate so other flavors can come through.
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Reduce the heat to low and let the mixture steep for 5 to 10 minutes — the longer you steep it, the spicier it will get.
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President Trump hopped on Twitter on Monday, which has somehow just become a fact of life, but this time he got even spicier than normal.
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This Chinese version was fashioned into cubes and prepared in a similar fashion to Manchurian chicken, only spicier, since hot green chilies were featured prominently.
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The evening brought some of the spicier margaritas, including a Piacpina margarita (Avion Plata, habanero syrup) as well as my all-time favorite, the Habanerita.
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There is also some degree of license in the text: a new English translation by David Pountney, whose words were spicier than Hartmann dared but viable.
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They did so mostly as consumers, since migrants improved the variety, quality and price of goods and services on offer, from cheaper dry-cleaning to spicier meals.
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We called it Spicy Pork Sausage & Rice Cakes, and when most people taste it, it reminds them—even on a subconscious level—of a spicier version of Bolognese.
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I was expecting the drink to taste spicier since it included habanero bitters, but it was actually pretty sweet and tasted more like grapefruit soda than anything else.
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""Hot Ones" requires stars to eat progressively spicier chicken wings while answering personal questions, and Chopra and Fallon took part in a shortened version during "The Tonight Show.
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This one is heady and musky and intoxicating, but it's also somewhat mutable: When it's warmer out, the grassy notes come through; in colder months, it seems spicier.
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That said, we realize some consumers may be more sensitive to spicy foods than others and may choose to moderate consumption or avoid spicier snacks due to personal preference.
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The process that happens if no candidate receives enough delegates or a clear majority to become the party's nominee is making this round of primary elections spicier than ever.
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Located in an East Austin house turned restaurant, the no-frills local favorite has been mixing up Armodelos, a spicier take on the Michelada, to local patrons from day one.
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Rudd revealed his unusual talent in an interview on the popular YouTube show "Hot Ones," where a celebrity is interviewed by presenter Sean Evans while eating progressively spicier chicken wings.
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The actor is set to appear on First We Feast's popular interview segment "Hot Ones" where celebrities and athletes eat increasingly spicier sauces on wings and have to answer questions.
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A new report from market analysts Kantar Worldpanel has found that sales of old-school condiments including tomato ketchup and mayonnaise are down, as Brits develop a taste for spicier sauces.
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" And he says not to worry about the "corky" brown texture on the skin of certain varieties since "russets tend to be spicier and have more character than the average apple.
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Although some enjoyed TJ's spicier and funkier-flavored crunchies, the group ultimately felt that they lacked the cheesy component essential to cut overall the heat — despite the boasted-about "real cheese" coating.
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Not only are there are a ton of options to choose from, but each year the lineup grows with even newer and spicier goods on top of the pre-existing golden oldies.
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In the absence of physically inserting a human between Musk's thumbs and the mobile Twitter app, Tesla will have to rely on Musk's judgment when it comes to vetting his spicier tweets.
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Naturally, intra-party disagreements on issues like health care and the economy made for a few spicy moments, made spicier by CNN's habit of inviting candidates respond to criticism from their rivals.
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But it turns out that their ukelele-heavy experience was nothing compared to another guy who got stuck in the same snowstorm and suffered a much more dangerous—and significantly spicier—fate.
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Netflix is testing out a "random" viewing option, giving viewers the opportunity to jump into a random episode of certain "popular" TV shows in an effort to give you a spicier viewing experience.
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Filipinos tend to favor sweeter and spicier flavors, he said, and it would be difficult for McDonald's to adapt to that without hurting the iconic American taste for which they had become famed.
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Everyone had their own take, of course, but no take was spicier than reporter Yashar Ali's: He suggested getting 10 bath sheets, 10 bath towels, 10 hand towels, and at least 20 washcloths.
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"There's a lot of concern with whether Hillary Clinton's going to be indicted, some of the problems they have here, the momentum that Bernie Sanders has in terms of overtaking her," Spicier said.
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They don't have white Christmases in New Mexico, so it makes sense they'd decorate with something a little spicier, which is why dried peppers are often strung across homes, or turned into wreaths.
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Once you gain entry, you can have one of the Filipino-influenced mixed drinks like the Chili Manilli (spicier than I wanted with this food) or a home-brewed green mango soda (lovely).
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"It's spicier than bourbon that can make some beautiful drinks, and if you have time, you can experiment a bit: Make a Manhattan with bourbon and rye to see what you like better."
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Unable to refrain from addressing some of their spicier details, which were published separately online, he claimed that he was too canny to misbehave, as had been luridly alleged, in a foreign hotel room.
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The book reacquaints us with some familiar figures, including Lyra's morally complicated parents, whose relationship becomes a bit spicier when you learn what happened to the man her mother used to be married to.
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Spicier, more pungent flavors have been going more mainstream in American food for decades, thanks to the continued and growing popularity of Asian cuisines, from regional Indian and Chinese to modern Korean and Japanese.
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Kate then revealed that she often cooks curry at home, and typically makes a mild version for their kids — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis — and a spicier one for her and William.
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The Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon invited Priyanka Chopra onto the show for a special segment of Sean Evans' YouTube show in which celebrities are interviewed while eating chicken wings that get progressively spicier.
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And impeachment articles might be a little bit spicier than one of the other elements of the stew, but overall it's just one part of a much bigger effort to hold this president accountable.
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Top a thick slice of a hearty, rustic bread with perfectly soft-scrambled eggs, spicy merguez sausage topped with an even spicier chickpea salad a la chef Ken Addington of Five Leaves in Brooklyn.
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The beers include the " Iron Throne," a smooth golden ale inspired by the Lannister wearers of the crown and the "Fire and Blood," a spicier red ale based on House Targaryen's words and Daenerys' dragons.
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When they're soft, cut them open and scrape out some or all of the seeds (leave them in for spicier chile), then use a blender to purée them with the steeping liquid until completely smooth. 2.
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Read More: Space Vegetables are the Best Hope for Quality Martian Cuisine "In microgravity, your taste sensation is dulled so astronauts like to have things a little bit spicier, sharper," one of the researchers told me.
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But in the lobby, the hushed talk was decidedly spicier, particularly given the looming appearance of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump for their historic summit in Singapore later this month.
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The nuclear-armed neighbors have gone to war three times since independence in the mid-20th century and another conflict nearly erupted earlier this year, giving an even spicier-than-usual geopolitical backdrop to sporting rivalries.
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Native Armenians are delighted by the restaurants opened by the newcomers, who have brought their much spicier cuisine to a country where food (and almost everything else) has long been influenced by the bland flavours of Russia.
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"Most of our food on the menu is a little bit spicier because it's Asian, so we wanted something lighter, more crisp, and cucumber-flavored soft serve just came to mind from both of us," Brown said.
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He and his wife, Adrienne Pace, left New York to travel and returned to find the city welcoming a spicier, more global, vegetable-based cuisine and Mr. Pace's former landlord "ready to deal," as he put it.
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If you're seeking something a little spicier, the leather specialist Zana Bayne will open a pop-up on Wednesday with pieces from her Highway Girl collection, like a linked-chain halter top with soft leather stars ($675).
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"Most of our food on the menu is a little bit spicier because it's Asian, so we wanted something lighter, more crisp, and cucumber-flavored soft serve just came to mind from both of us." says Chef Brown.
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Two of the sauces, "Bea Spicy" and "Desert Rose," are a bit milder jalapeño-based hot sauce, while "Hot Slut" and "Sicilian Fire" as you might have guessed from the names are much spicier and made from habaneros.
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In a series of six studies, she and a colleague find, for instance, that bright light makes us crave food that&aposs spicier, perceive aggressive behavior as even more aggressive, and rate attractive people as even more attractive.
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The 26-year-old pop star found herself roped into a segment of "Hot Ones" with Jimmy Fallon, where the pair had to eat increasingly spicier chicken wings as they got asked tough questions by "Hot Ones" host Sean Evans.
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" ASS as "Sassy, at heart" was a bit spicier, and I chortled at PEEPS mainly because of a funny coincidence, which was seeing this possibly fake ad just a day or two ago where Orson Welles apparently "must insist upon Peeps.
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Those in the latter category (to whom Mr Taylor suggests giving the spicier title of "dependent contractors") occupy a middle ground of sorts, in a less formal relationship than employees with their paymasters, though without much flexibility over when or where they work.
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Work out a little more ... For those of you with something a little spicier on your minds, sex was suggested as a good way to get a good night's sleep -- although bear in mind this could also be considered a form of exercise.
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Whether you eat them hot as cocktail tidbits or put them on a bun, make sure you have something spicy to go with them (the spicier the better), whether it's his pickled carrots, a hot green chutney or a dab of Tunisian harissa.
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Since the magic of this dish really comes through from the dairy (butter in the broth, and a slice of American cheese on top), you can mix and match the veggies to your liking, make it spicier, add meat if you'd like.
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Next time, I may try rubbing the bread first with a cut garlic clove to add a little extra punch of flavor or amping up the heat by using a spicier pepper—or, you know, just leave it alone because it was pretty darn perfect.
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But nothing quite measures up to Hot Ones, which invites all manner of celebrities to consume ten chicken wings (or, increasingly now, vegan nuggets), each one doused in hot sauce that's an order of magnitude spicier on the Scoville scale than the one before.
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Display cards with blurbs about the dogs owned by various U.S. Presidents; a room dedicated to athletes speaking out on social justice issues so watered down that Wikipedia seems spicier; and a sign that says "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" at the "Freedom to Petition" exhibit.
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And if the flavors of the foods you love can make the experience of childbearing and child rearing a little tastier, or spicier, for mothers, that's all to the good as well, and very much in line with what we hope our children are drinking in mother's milk.
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Regardless of whether the Facebook founder will embark on a Siddhartha-esque journey or a glorified PR tour, Gizmodo is here to help him along the way:New York City: If you make it to the Big Apple, grab a slice of our city's legendary pizza and stop by Gizmodo HQ. It will be like when Obama guest-edited Wired but even spicier.
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A bad bounce, Lehner would later call it — though he used spicier language than that — and as the Carolina Hurricanes celebrated their 1-0 overtime victory by the boards, he lurched forward so that his head met the ice, and he stayed there for a good three seconds, legs splayed behind him, unwilling to accept that he, and his team, had lost, like that.
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Servings: 4Prep: 15 minutesTotal: 3 ½ hours (includes soaking time) for the sweet potato dip:4 tablespoons unsalted butter (or olive oil if you prefer)3 cloves garlic, sliced thinly1 medium leek, chopped1 shallot, chopped1 teaspoon sea salt¼ teaspoon cayenne (or more if you like it spicier!)1 large sweet potato, peeled and sliced thinly13 tablespoons fresh lemon juice for the vegetables:1 cup romanesco florets1 head broccoli, cut into florets1 small bunch kale, stems removed and leaves torn210 zucchini, roughly chopped21 tablespoons olive oilkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste for the socca:26 ½ cups|220 grams chickpea flour25 tablespoons olive oil plus more for cooking26 ¼ teaspoon sea salt, plus more to serve½ teaspoon ground cuminfreshly-ground black pepper to serve:fried eggsgood olive oilflakey sea saltfreshly ground black pepper 43.
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