Sentences with phrase «overly sweet way»
I add brown sugar and warming Fall spices — cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, allspice — which complement and intensify the pumpkin flavor of the cornbread, though not in a cloying, overly sweet way, as many «pumpkin spice» flavored things tend to be.
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Either way sugar or rush or not, these are sweet yet not overly sweet.
I was craving something cozy and sweet but not overly indulgent, something that I wouldn't feel terrible about eating (especially before the pending Thanksgiving onslaught) but also would satisfy me and make me feel warm and fuzzy inside the way really only a fantastic baked treat can.
They are sweet but not overly sweet, just the way I like them.
We had a celebratory afternoon tea at work recently for a colleague and I knew I wanted to bake something that wasn't overly sweet, and it also needed to travel well (I've learnt the hard way that cupcakes don't tend to look that pretty at the end of my 2.5 km walk to work!).
They're not overly sweet, they are properly chewy (much in the same way as the «Legendary» Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies), and the cacao nibs add a sophisticated crunch and bitterness that makes you feel better about eating four as a mid-afternoon granola bar substitute.
The crust is crispy and flakey in the best way, and the filling is ooey, gooey delicious without being overly sweet.
n by the way i also used yogurt and it was not overly sweet.
Now that I'm used to eating yogurt this way, I can't stand the overly sweet stuff.
If you're a gym - goer you know exactly what I'm talking about... that overly sweet, chemical - tasting concoction that's supposedly the best way to gain muscle fast.
If you give them a balanced wholefoods diet, avoiding overly sweet fruit and refined sugar that goes a long way towards their health.
It's so dense, it's so buttery... and while it's not overly sweet, believe me when I say that a little bit goes a long way!
I also cried, which I don't often do in novels, but Waxman manages to combine hope and grief in such a way that the hope doesn't cross into overly sweet territory and the grief doesn't overwhelm.