Sentences with phrase «more layers do»

By the way, more layers do not mean the mattress is better.

Having more layers doesn't mean having more clutter either!

Not exact matches

Not only does the technology — which builds up a tablet in layers — allow for more concentrated pills, it could also make it easier and more cost - efficient (an adjustment to software, instead of the traditional manufacturing process) to create pills precisely tailored for a patient's exact dosage.

Think of payback period as the next layer of CAC in the fact that it reveals a much more dense look at how your channels and business as a whole are doing from an acquisition front, especially if you're employing a freemium model.

When it comes to privacy shortcuts, users will have access to a «clearer, more visual» system that allows them to do things like control the ads they are served, control who sees their profile and personal information and add extra layers of protection — such as two - factor authentication — to their account.

I don't have a strong opinion about why some people are gay: research implies both biology and the developmental process likely influence a person's orientation, and the extent to which one is more influential than the other probably differs from person to person, as sexuality is so layered and complex.

If you peek at the recipe for our No - Bake Chocolate - Coconut Peanut Butter Bars (https://twohealthykitchens.com/no-bake-chocolate-coconut-peanut-butter-bars/), for example, we use a little coconut oil in the chocolate layer there, too — just to help with spreadability, but in that recipe, the coconut oil is optional if you're willing to put in just a little more effort to do the spreading.

If you do make this tart, trust me on that layer of sugar, it enhances the taste of the corn, which always tends to go well when it's more on the sweet side of the taste spectrum!

I sprinkled it over every layer, because who doesn't want a more cheesy flavor?!

I followed ingredients to a «T,» but my maple cheesecake layer was more brown than white and did the strangest thing — it sunk into the loaf itself so that there pretty much was no cheesecake layer.

A nut bag will help you strain the milk more easily, but if you don't have one multiple layers of cheesecloth will work just fine.

I don't do layer cakes much either but it's more because of the amount of effort haha - most of the time I just can't help but start eating the cake one it's cooled down (or even straight out of the oven).

I brainstormed for a while and realized that there's something missing with s» mores cupcakes — they're more cupcake and less s» mores, since they're don't have a second layer of graham cracker that makes the whole thing a sandwich.

Do this two more times, so that you have 3 complete layers.

Don't bother cooking it in batches of one layer, just toss it all in your pan if there's not room and stir it up as more fat renders.

Do one more layer of yogurt, granola and berries.

I think this is so much more do - able than a huge layer cake, and the fact that you made it vegan puts it right over the top!

This time the batter looked the same but when I placed the batter I attempted to do a lower temperature with butter which often «fries» the first layer of the cake resulting in more stability.

It's more like the layer on the pictures in the blog, which I didn't see until after I made the recipe.

Do this 1 more round until it makes 1 cup of layered beets and tuna.

I've also found that the final layer becomes more blue once frozen, so don't be surprised if your mixture looks more purple at first.

First, the middle layer was a bit liquedy and not like pizza doe so I added more almond flour thinking that would make it more doughey but that did not work, so I poured it in.

My last question is about the layer — so do I understand that you put a wrapper in, then the ingredients and then another wrapper and more ingredients?

I think you could probably bake, freeze (in a single layer), and then re-bake these to warm and crisp them up again (maybe adding a bit more olive oil), although I have not tried doing it.

Mine too didn't rise much so I added a third layer to make it look more like a cake.

I ended up being disappointed with the final product (but perhaps that's because it wasn't chocolate: — RRB - The cake was a tiny bit dry and I wish I had used much more of the jam and lemon creme in between layers... 1/3 cup of each did not go very far and there was an awful lot of lemon creme left over that went to waste.

Add a few store - bought pastries, lovely jam or jelly, and if you want something even more; make layered yogurt parfaits like we did with plain Greek yogurt and jam.

I cook them up in some salted kerrygold, and then drizzle more melted butter over them when they're done, and layer Trader Joe's crunchy flax and chia seed peanut butter for added fats and protein.

I don't know how it happens, but between the time you assemble and the time it's fully cooked... you end up with more layers than you thought!

Shan, I've made this a few times and never had that problem... did you spread the popcorn out into a single layer (so there is more exposed surface area) on the baking sheet and dry it for the full 45 minutes?

If you do not have oven mitts, I would highly suggest buying a pair - using layers of towels to remove hot objects is more inconvenient and more dangerous.

Don't worry if the layers aren't super clear when you first take it out of the microwave, the layers will settle more as the butter cools.

We steamed our asparagus — as we often do — in the microwave, by placing it in a shallow baking dish with a thin layer of water (no more than a quarter inch), covering the dish (you can use either a plate or plastic wrap) and microwaving it for 2 - 3 minutes and then in 1 minute intervals, checking it after each minute by inserting a fork into the stems.

wenger should have more layers of backup & he did nt.

I bet you have more layers, more resilience, more compassion, more strength, and better boundaries now than you did then.

I've done this more with my layered cuts so I can focus more on the colours.

The double layer cover offers more wet zone protection, but this single layer sleep sack does offer wetness protection also.

After the cleaning was done, I layered the car seat with some more fleece fabric I had in the car (thanks sis!)

The benefit of using washable ones (besides the fact that you don't have to keep buying more) is that they're often the inside layer of a cute set of swim trunks.

They are often in layers and do not strain out any pulp from the fruit.They take slightly more preparation than your average popsicle but are well worth the effort - your kids will be walking around with a delicious, healthy snack (that they think is a dessert).

You don't need more than a thin layer otherwise the underneath will not show through as they write.

Babies who are fed formula rather than breast milk don't get this layer of protection, so they're more vulnerable to inflammation, allergies, and other eventual health issues.

If you're heading out for some crisp fresh air with your little one, then the rule of thumb is that babies need one more layer of clothing than you do.

Don't try to scrub off this protective layer completely at the next diaper change, as that could hurt the skin more.

The easiest thing you can do is adding one more layer of clothes than you wear at any moment.

And then the thing after that..., the first innovation in cloth - diapering was called the «pre-fold» and all that is, is it takes this large square of single layer fabric and it folds it in a way and so that it's so in that..., and that the center is thicker and has more layers than the sides do.

Whilst this method works quite well and allows you to choose from many more styles on the high street, it does mean doubling up on layers (which may be hot in the summer) and can be a bit of a faff with most of the top having a tendency to drop down and cover baby's head during the feed.

While newborns do have issues with temperature regulation, they rarely need more than a light layer extra than what we would wear.

You'll also find an additional 4 layer booster than can be snapped on top (you will more than likely need this, don't loose it, or misplace it).

Do I need to buy new diapers with more layers of fabric?