Sentences with phrase « real talk»

Real talk: D.C.'s monthly transit pass is expensive.

CEO Steve Mollenkopf was optimistic that «real talks going on between Washington and Beijing» would work to Qualcomm's benefit.

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But, let's real talk for a minute, marketers — this is all old news.

Jan 19, 2015 Real talk: How much money do you keep in your checking account?

BTC real talk.

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I get angry when confronted with Jamie Wright's real talk about the sex trade in South East Asia or when a young gay man cries into my shoulder as he recounts being turned away from his church.

Real talk: FDA does a terrible job policing what's in our food.

Real Talk: I will straight up spit that out if you serve it to me.

Real talk: Steve and I both have a weakness for english muffin breakfast sandwiches from an establishment which name rhymes with McDonalds.

Erika has some sass, some real talk, and some lemon poppyseed muffins all wrapped into one post and I couldn't be happier with any of it.

Salty is definitely the word LOL:) Glad you enjoy the blog, I'm all for real talk - no hyped up nonsense here!

Your choice of peanut butter is totally up to you — real talk, though, are you guys team creamy or crunchy nut butter?!

About Blog Real talk, musings and misadventures.

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Also, it's time for some real talk.

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The truth, real talk, is that I couldn't decide which I really wanted to eat more.

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Because real talk, who doesn't love chocolate?

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Real talk it took some fairly extensive pre-flight research (ha) to find these gems, but there are some super magical places.

Real talk: if you take a moment to search what's actually in these drinks, you'll quickly realize they weren't formulated with your health in mind.

Wendy: real talk.

Real Talk: If you REALLY don't want to bother with the layering, serve this in small bowls, cups, or clear jars as individual parfaits (a spoonful of pumpkin mixture, a spoonful of cream, with crumbled graham crackers and candy on top).

Real Talk : The secret grilled cheese ingredient is mayonnaise.

Real Talk: This soup is incredible due to its velvety, luxurious texture.

Real Talk: The spicy double - roasted cashews are incredibly addictive.

You'll notice a new feature in the recipes: Real Talk.

Real Talk: If all you have is whole peppercorns and a pepper mill, measuring out pepper can be a bit tricky.

Real Talk : A half a cup of olive oil may seem like whoa, too much, but that's the key to crisping up the chicken.

Real talk: You're not going to whip up a gorgeous, Instagram - worthy, three - course dinner every night of the week.

Real Talk: Read between the lines and stay open to improvisation, and you'll be able to make a hearty soup anytime, out of (almost) anything.

Real Talk: If you don't have garam masala, which is a very popular spice blend in India and other South Asian countries usually made of peppercorns, cinnamon, cardamom, cumin, and cloves, use a mild chili powder, curry powder, or ground cumin instead.

Real Talk: Halibut is a firm - fleshed, flaky white fish.

Real Talk: Making a homemade crust seems intimidating, we get that.

Real Talk: You can use any kind of lettuce that's able to hold some weight and can be cut to be handheld, like butter or iceberg — even kale or chard if that's what you have on hand.

Real Talk: If you really, really, truly don't have time to cook and want to shave off 15 minutes of prep time, buy cleaned and deveined shrimp.

Real talk: There is no real substitution for white, granulated sugar.

Real Talk: You can't use freshly cooked (meaning, still warm and moist) rice for this recipe.

Real Talk: Butternut squash can be a royal pain in the ass to peel.

Real Talk: Collard greens are ideal for this recipe since their hardiness and flavor stand up to the heat.

Real talk: I'm so happy with these biscuits, I could burst.

Real Talk: What the heck is a «palmier», anyway?

Real Talk: As long as your loaf is sturdy enough, you could make your perpendicular cuts at the bottom all the way to the other end, instead of stopping at the midway point.

Real talk: You will never, ever find the missing top to that Tupperware.

Real talk: What is gelatin?

Finally some real talk.