Sentences with phrase «little bit thicker»

I recommend mixing your milk paint a little bit thicker than you would normally, then as soon as you've painted it on add some heat by «drying» it with the blow dryer on high heat.

I got it from StencilEase and upgraded to a little bit thicker stencil for durability.

The consistency of this paint is a little bit thicker than the ASPC, but it's still creamy and goes on like butter.

It's a little bit heavier and a little bit thicker — though thinner at its thinnest point — than the XPS 13, but still extremely portable.

This Huawei Mate 10 Pro case is a little bit thicker than the ones above, which means it should offer more protection.

At only 4.6 inches, the screen makes the phone super compact, it is a little bit thicker than the Z5 to accommodate the battery, but one can hardly notice; it is a breeze to handle in one hand.

At 8.5 mm, the smartphone is a little bit thicker than the OnePlus 5 and is available in the Very Silver, Quite Black as well as the limited edition Really Blue color options.

We're still waiting to confirm whether you'll be able to wirelessly charge your iPhone X with this case on since it's a little bit thicker than Nomad's other cases.

Meanwhile, if you're not fully invested in the idea of a severely thin - and - light 2 - in - 1, then you could always step up to a machine that's a little bit thicker.

That makes it fairly light in comparison to many of today's smartphones, but a little bit thicker than the norm.

The new iPad is a little bit thicker and heavier than the iPad 2.

They are just a little bit thicker than they were when they were younger.

Well, I'm a little bit thicker than the average guy.

If you're listening to this, this thing is about the size of half an iPhone, a little bit thicker.

Last year, the thin end of the wedge got that little bit thicker when the...

It was about the size of a CD and a little bit thicker than the new clear version.

It even says that it's made of muslin on the product description, but for some reason I thought it was a little bit thicker receiving blanket.

It makes it just a little bit thicker than just formula.

These are nice because they are a little bit thicker and absorb the urine when accidents happen.

The brownie part turned out a little bit thicker than I would have hoped.

This will probably result in a little bit thicker soup.

Traditional Greek homemade spanakopita recipes use homemade phyllo dough or commercial «village» dough (xoriatiko phyllo), which is a little bit thicker than the usually paper thin phyllo and gives a more rustic touch.

And I made the crust a little bit thicker (read: more delicious) so it emerges from the pan without cracking.

I've made it with chickpeas before and while the sauce is a little bit thicker, you should be able to get it to a sauce - like consistency with additional vegetable broth.

Traditional Greek recipes for homemade pies use homemade phyllo dough or commercial «village» dough (xoriatiko phyllo), which is a little bit thicker than the usually paper thin phyllo and gives a more rustic touch.

I make it a little bit thick that 1/4 inche and it s like a cookie or small bar.

The moisturizer is a little bit thick and it blends in well without using an oily finish, and it has a pleasant fragrance.

The gun is a little bit thick, and the handle can be a little uncomfortable to hold in the right hand, surprisingly it feels better in my left (I'm right handed).

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So if you know, as a woman, that it's going to be a little tougher for you that means you'll have a thicker skin going in there and you have to be ready for a little bit more rejection than your male counterparts.

I could soak some oats for a little bit to make water thicker?

They do form kind of a gel on the outside which is what makes the pudding thick, but they still have a little bite to them.

Add a little bit of cold water the thin the hummus if it is very thick.

The only thing I did was when it was mixing and it was runny, I added a little bit of tapicoa starch each time until it was thicker.

If the batter is a little thick then add a tablespoon or so of milk to thin it out a little bit.

About half of the chickpeas are dumped in, sautéed for a bit and then transferred to the blender along with a little bit of chicken stock to create a thicker, slightly smooth texture.

Depending on your frosting consistency preference, you may need just a little bit more almond milk as you go to make sure the frosting is smooth and depending on how thick you want the frosting to be.

We like our dressing to be a little thicker, which is why we use a bit more mustard, but you can definetely omit some of it.

When the cupcakes are totally cool, make the frosting: scrape all of the coconut cream out of the can and into a cold bowl (do not add the little bit of coconut water or juice in the can — just the thick, white cream).

Add flour, a little bit at a time, and continue to mix with the fork or a wooden spoon until the mixture is too thick.

Tried out two different recipes to make homemade sprinkles - the first of which I saw here, the second being a bit more of a royal icing... The first batch [on the right] I kept very thick, and it was firm enough to set, but ended up settling as little bubble shaped dots... does anyone out there remember the candy from the 80's that had bright dots on strips of paper, you know, the ones that never quite came off the backing the way they were supposed to... [Read more...]

Rather than thin, crisp cookies like the traditional gingerbread men, I wanted something thick and soft — these vegan soft batch gingerbread cookies were the dreamy result, and I'm just a little bit obsessed with them.

But then the other week I went to the local supermercado to try and find a good local flour tortilla and instead I found these small, thick, all corn tortillas with a little bit of lime water, they are now my new favorite!

If you let it GET TOO THICK, just add a little bit of milk.

It's a little less thick, which I actually like and a bit sweeter than honey so you can use less!

I use Skyr yogurt, which is a thick and creamy Icelandic yogurt, and just stir in a little bit of maple syrup, vanilla extract and cinnamon.

If it's too thick, consider adding a touch more of your wet ingredients or a little bit of water.

Maybe just omit the egg altogether when you make the mayonnaise, and add a little bit of seasonings and spices to it... it won't be as thick but still will get creamy.

My cake came out a little bit too crumbly because I substituted the sour cream with crème fraîche and the batter got a little bit too thick.

Plus, they have these extra thick rolled oats that are basically little bites of heaven.

Mix it with a little bit of water to create a thick, spreadable consistency just like regular peanut butter.