Sentences with phrase «bigger tin»

We order big tins of those things and I could easily just powder them in my processor!

tastes like the popcorn that comes in big tins at Christmas time.

One of the local grocery stores had been advertising big tins of coarsely ground coffee beans, perfect for a French press, for a mere $ 7.99 — almost half of the $ 16.99 regular price — and we had previously vowed to grab a few.

I made butterhorns (or rugelach, depending who you ask), a cookie that will always remind me of her and how she would bake a big tin of them for all of us to share, especially during the holidays.

I doubled the recipe and baked it in one of the big tin turkey containers.

A bigger tin could also be used to store utensils on your countertop.

A bigger tin also means... more stroopwafels.

I used to buy those big tins of gourmet popcorn with the various flavors until I discovered how easy (and cheap) it is to make it yourself.

For Christmas my daughter gave me a big tin of White Ayurvedic Chai Tea and a Perfect Tea Maker from Teavana.

If in doubt, buy the bigger tin!

Also, how clever of you to make little compartments inside the big tin!

From what she could see he had two guns, a hatchet, a knife, his rolled blanket, the big tin chest, various bags and bundles, one of which, she supposed, contained her mother's things.

He saw her looking at his bundles and his bags and the big tin chest, and wondered if she was thinking about Elsie's things.

It comes in a bigger tin that shows off more cute sushi rolls, but the main gameplay difference is that players spend the first bit of gameplay choosing which cards to include in the deck that everyone drafts.

And so I told them to take a big tin of off - white and put in some raw umber.

By the end of the day, two of these jars were filled, as well as much of a bigger tin bucket, with more oil popping up as we looked.

Go for yellow, go for a chair, or a shelf, or a big tin, or teatowels, but YES!

Love the big tin flower the most!