Sentences with phrase «most classic treats»

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In the grand scheme of things, the classic Wendy's Chocolate Frosty isn't the most terrible of sweet treats (and how can we put a calorie cap on nostalgia anyway?).

This beautifully photographed cookbook is unique in presenting some of the most challenging treats to make without gluten: classic French pastries.

Whether it's implying a particularly embarrassing fetish shared between members of the party or poking fun at the bald guy at the table, it's all in good fun.Once everyone is sufficiently stuffed with food and cocktails, they're treated to a classic rock band at most locations every night of the week depending on the time of year.

I mean, I thought they were okay and all, but I pretty much had a take it or leave it attitude towards what most Americans view as a classic kid - treat.

I transformed the classic pumpkin pie with marshmallow topping and graham cracker crust from Thanksgiving fame into a doughnut which is the most famous Chanukkah treat.

Kahlúa ®, the classic rum and coffee liqueur, has joined forces with Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman of «A Beautiful Mess» to outfit consumers with the tricks and treats they need to be hostess with the mostest this season.

Most gamers treat this genre as a bit of an oddity, yes it's something you can do but it's not something that the masses are likely to take in to their hearts as easily as a classic Street Fighter or Space Harrier.

But not only does I am Setsuna treat our nostalgia nicely, it creates an emotional and solid story (along with classic gameplay carefully crafted with minimal issues) that stands better than most RPGs.

These almost abstract, monochrome paintings treat the plain yet distinctive ads that New York's most famous jewelry brand has run daily for many years in the upper right hand corner of the same page of The New York Times, while echoing associations with another classic, Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's, whose object of desire Holly Golightly lures admirers only to elude them later.