Sentences with phrase «little booze»
The phrase "little booze" refers to a small amount of alcoholic beverages. Full definition
Despite what the trailers and marketing suggest, there's very little boozing, dirty dancing or men stripping in this movie.
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Monday needs a little booze... and it's cold.
But that won't stop me from having a little booze in the back row of class!
With a little booze;)
Note: For the «Old Original Version» of this recipe I use to add 1/2 cup of melted coconut oil for extra creaminess, but I have sense found in my test kitchen that adding a little booze makes creamy ice cream!
«Everything tastes better with a little booze in it, right?»
Plus, you totally need a little booze first thing on Thanksgiving (or maybe even the day after Thanksgiving too).
Spice up your regular Memorial Day menu with Drunken Garlic Ginger Pulled Pork Sandwiches Make your guests a little booze - infused recipe -LSB-...]
I have been adding a little booze to all my ice creams with great success, and I need to go back update these recipes!
But how bad is a little booze, really?
And why not throw a little booze in there?
(Okay, maybe there's a little booze in this one.
In some cases, in particular, weight loss instances, I may suggest limiting intake and / or moving alcohol to a certain day of the week such as a «high carb» or «cheat day,» although allowing yourself a little booze makes for great conversation as well as a little love for the heart!
Super refreshing and light and delish, almost like a mango smoothie with a little booze.
Plus, you totally need a little booze first thing on Thanksgiving (or maybe even the day after Thanksgiving too).
The No. 2 burger chain in the world might be hoping to become No. 1 with the help of a little booze.