fluffiness

Don't be fooled by the white fluffiness - polar bears are some of the most dangerous creatures on Earth.

You pierce the chewy exterior of the yolk, exposing its still mostly liquid center that then coats the cold, acidic, fluffiness from the meringue.

She looked impressed and talked seductively about fluffiness and toppings.

After that cloud of fluffiness of an entree, this was a heavyweight prize fighter of a course, reining in full-weighted punches of flavour.

Lastly, young engineers are recruited according to their "fluffiness coefficient" rather than knowledge and ability.

We have created a full chip that is effectively a roast potato in terms of its inner fluffiness and external crisp.

But I think there are stereotypes about spiritual seeking that suggest a greater degree of fluffiness than I actually see in most of the people who might call themselves seekers.

With MCS machines, we can achieve exceptional fluffiness, handle and absorbency, which is not possible with the continuous process.

But I prefer to use yeast as it gives the right amount of fluffiness to the basbousa and also helps get the perfect brown not-so-hard crust on top.

A white feline with a green right eye and a blue left eye has become an 'internet darling' after netizens can't help but be smitten by the kitten's cuteness and fluffiness.

Inject a little edge to the usual white fluffiness by introducing a black stripe or two.

This helps the chips to desiccate a little, essential for fluffiness. Now for the first oil cook; in a suitable deep, heavy pan, heat the dripping or oil to 120oC, and carefully add the chips.

It is an amphoteric hydrophilic copolymer that significantly improves softness and fluffiness of fabrics with no negative impact on detergency performance.

Its fluffiness makes it a good alternative to rice.