«They have raised so much money and have so
much dry powder.»
Not exact matches
So the trouble is that we've got a mountain of
dry powder, but we've got a flat number of deals and an increasing value per deal, so you quickly come to a situation where the industry is becoming
much more competitive for each deal that is done.
The option / opportunity cost for
dry powder (bonds vs. cash) is extremely cheap — with that said, it has been cheap for quite some time, and could stay cheap for
much longer, BUT, one who exercises that option has left very little on the table, certainly nothing material in terms of financial security / wealth.
I used way less than the 1/4 cup of
powder in the recipe — just a spoonful since the flavor is so
much more powerful, and since it's a liquid ingredient instead of a
dry.
Add too
much cocoa
powder to the dough and you'll end up with
dry, crumbly results; don't add enough and your cookies won't have any flavor.
1 1/2 cups spelt flour 1 1/2 tsp baking
powder 1 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon 1/2 tsp ground nutmeg (nix if making peach lavender scones) 1/2 tsp salt 2 TBL butter, cold and cubed 1/2 cup plain, whole milk kefir 3 TBL maple syrup zest of one lemon (1 TBL
dried lavender) 1 cup shredded zucchini, wringed / squeezed
dry as
much as possible (or cubed peach slices)
In place of the nonfat
dry milk, use coconut milk
powder, which is
much more widely available than it used to be.
Commercial Stevia tastes like they extract it using gasoline; you can easily grow your own,
dry the leaves and
powder them, then use it sparingly (it's strong if you use too
much!)
While I am not a big fan of
dried protein
powders due to glycation issues, I don't believe it is that
much of an issue.
They carry a variety of hot sauces, salsas, pepper jellies, spicy snacks (like habanero fudge), BBQ sauces,
powdered and
dried chilies, and
much more.
A new spice I've been playing around with is New Mexico chile
powder, a
dry ground form of ají colorado basically, and it seems to have a brilliantly similar effect to that of the pureed version, but with
much less hassle (always a plus in my book!)
Microwaves vary a lot in cooking
powder, so this is to figure out exactly how
much you should cook the cake so it is perfectly done (not too or too
dry).
I found the recipe online here: http://www.parade.com/food/recipes/parade/english-muffins.html No baking soda /
powder, but they still have beautiful «nooks and crannies» (the picture on the link above doesn't really do them justice) and they have a
much drier dough, which you can pick up and form by hand rather than pouring into circles.
When that does happen, we are likely to have a
much better idea of when Coquelin is likely to be able to play again and if he is close to a comeback then Wenger might well keep his
powder dry.
So I think Arsenal should keep their
powder dry in terms of strikers for now at least, at spend it in
much more needed areas like another top class DM (let Flamini go) and another rock solid centre - back.
An extra benefit that comes with
dry nappies is not needing to use too
much baby
powder.
You will also have
much more success by using
dry powdered oxygen bleach verses pre-mixed liquid versions.
What's cool about the baobab fruit is that it comes off the tree
dry and ready to
powder and the other ingredients are all real fruits that are easily dehydrated and
powdered for use so there isn't a whole lot of processing that goes into these drink mixes, which is great because nutrients like these can be finicky in the body and too
much processing can render them useless.
Although an individual serving of fresh banana is nutritionally similar to a serving of
dried powder, the
powder is
much more concentrated by volume.
At this moment we don't have
much info on to extract the active ingredients from the plant, but from what we could gather, some people boil the seeds in milk, strain and
dry what's left before turning it into
powder.
You just can't use as
much of these other protein
powders (without other modifications) or the bars will come out
dry and dense.
Also try not using
powder foundations these also tend to
dry up the skin too
much.
The base sauce tasted a little too
much like sweet ketchup so I added spices including chili
powder,
dry mustard, and allspice.
You simply can't use as
much of these other protein
powders (without other modifications) or the rolls will come out
dry and dense.
You can't use as
much of these other protein
powders (without other modifications) or the cookies will come out
dry and dense.
The stevia
powder brings
much less volume and overall
dry ingredient count.
I Marian, I just adore your site and so thankful for you sharing all this info with us.Im just learning how to make royal icing.Would you share which brand merenque
powder you use please?I was wondering if it makes a difference.I used Wilton and their recipe (no cream of tarter) and it took a full day to
dry and then sort of looked pitted by then.Did I over mix or was it the brand?Thank you so
much for any tips you can give me!
The airbags were made without a desiccant to keep their
powdered contents
dry; over time, in climates with high heat and humidity the airbag propellant can become unstable and explode with too
much force.
But the bigger reason is that Berkshire is drowning in so
much cash and free cash flow that Buffett doesn't have to choose: he can buy back billions — even tens of billions — of his stock and also have plenty of
dry powder to do what he prefers: make large investments.
Take extra care to store
dry cocoa
powder and baker's chocolate securely, as they contain a
much greater concentration of toxins than milk or semisweet chocolate.
In
dry foods, the bone may be so finely crushed into a
powder that it is too weak to make
much difference.
My greatdane boy gets
dry skin easily along with lots of shedding so i started adding 100 % organic Apple cider Vinegar to his food once a day and 100 % cold pressed organic coconut oil mixed with 1 pinch of organic turmeric and organic black pepper
powder and he is so
much better with a nice shiny coat:)
«Steamboat», as it's known locally, gets about 350 inches of snow a year,
much of it the fabulously smooth,
dry stuff that's been dubbed Champagne
powder.
$ 40x would take
much longer or
much greater scale to allow the investor to amass an equivalent amount of reserves /
dry powder for the next purchase.
I like the optionality of
dry powder as well but only so
much for that bucket!
«The banks are still reserving some
dry powder or capital for those borrowers, whereas it is
much more difficult for a new borrower in today's part of the cycle to secure construction financing,» Strauss says.
Too
much pigment will result in over thickening of the paint or paint that «
powders off» when
dry.
The
drying time was ridiculously fast and to top it off the
powder is super cheap, so this project literally cost me under $.50 in product to do (really probably
much less).
Sift in the flour and cocoa
powder, and gently fold together, making sure all the
dry ingredients are combined but trying to keep as
much volume as possible.