Sentences with phrase «spoonful of sugar»

Sometimes I enjoy just a warm cup of milk with honey or a spoonful of sugar... so many recipes, so little time!

Also, I agree that you may get farther with a spoonful of sugar or however that saying goes.

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Step 3: Drop a spoonful of sugar in the glass that has the cold water, and add one into the glass of the hot water as well.

Also a spoonful of sugar, once a day, can reduce odor.

Does a spoonful of sugar help the medicine go down?

Perhaps as a spoonful of sugar after certain less spectacular works, there is a crowd - pleaser of a room dedicated to Louise Bourgeois up on level four.

Its kid - friendly exterior is the proverbial spoonful of sugar that sweetens an otherwise bitter medicine, and that makes The Wind Waker an incredibly complex game that appears, on the surface, to be a simple and childish one.

Mary Poppins said, «A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.»

A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down!

We know dogs have a powerful sense of smell and while we can just about smell a spoonful of sugar in a cup of tea, our canine friends are capable of smelling that same spoonful in two Olympic swimming pools of water.

Thankfully, there's a spoonful of sugar to help the savings medicine go down.

«The movie is sunny and as sweet as a spoonful of sugar,» writes Gregory Maguire, author of Wicked, in his forward to the hardcover edition of the Mary Poppins 80th Anniversary Collection by P.L. Travers.

There was a teapot on the table, and Lenox poured himself another cup from it, adding a spoonful of sugar from a small silver bowl.

«Magazines are the spoonful of sugar that makes the medicine go down,» offered Russell, who described his trick of selling writing to magazines tied up in the art of uncovering American subcultures to explore.

Is this the spoonful of sugar that's supposed to help the medicine go down (so to speak)?

Every spoonful of sugar dispensed by this apple - cheeked, sweeter - than - saccharine Mary Poppins is laced with arsenic.

These little things pile up as a spoonful of sugar to help the already sweet campaign go down.

Overall I think my favorite shade from this palette is the shade Spoonful of sugar!

While Mary Poppins told us a spoonful of sugar «may help the medicine go down,» a high - sugar, high - protein diet may also spike our uric acid levels, leading to a range of serious illnesses.

It's the Real food version of «a spoonful of sugar».

My kids gleefully take their FCLO liquid mixed with elderberry syrup (which is essentially like a spoonful of sugar that helps the medicine go down).

Yeah, a spoonful of sugar.

I was having brunch with a couple friends recently and I noticed one of them dumped this huge heaping spoonful of sugar into their coffee.

You know the phrase «a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.»

Why it causes weight gain: Ordering your cup of coffee with a spoonful of sugar may appear to be a harmless habit; however, it may play a role in weight gain.

But as with so much else in life, it goes down easier with a spoonful of sugar - in the form of a syrup.

Mary Poppins wasn't too far off when she sang «a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.»

Oh sure, a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down, but millions of Americans (one in 10) require medicine to deal with their excessive sugar consumption.

Adding a spoonful of sugar to coffee makes it sweeter, but in plants, researchers have discovered, the addition of sugar molecules to particular proteins plays a surprising variety of roles in basic developmental processes.

In Congress they call them sweeteners — a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.

That would give new meaning to a spoonful of sugar helping the medicine go down.

The musical spoonful of sugar helps the political medicine go down.

It takes spoonful of sugar to help child medicine go down.

A spoonful of sugar is always appreciated.

Does a spoonful of sugar help the medicine go down?

Hint Mama shares four tricks for helping the medicine go down (and no, giving the medicine with a spoonful of sugar isn't one of the tactics).

(If you've ever baked bread, you know you give the yeast a spoonful of sugar to help the yeast bubble up at first.)

The problem is that it is basically like feeding kids a spoonful of sugar.»

a. Add a spoonful of sugar or juice to the medicine b. Mix the medicine into a cup of milk or juice c. Mix the medicine into a little yogurt or applesauce d. Pretend the medicine is candy e. Use an oral syringe or a medicine dropper f. Ask your doctor for a different medicine Answer: A, C, E, or F If your child resists taking his medicine because of the taste, talk to your pharmacist.

This will cause obesity and lead to several other complications as well, and giving baby rice is quite like feeding your kids a spoonful of sugar.

If a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down, and you catch more flies with honey, then think of today's Rosh Hashanah recipe as my attempt to find out what a half cup of honey can do for your year.

Just a spoonful of sugar... Come to Delightful Pastries July 9 for National Sugar Cookie Day Some things never go out of style and sugar cookies are most certainly one of them.

Then she crushes a few whole cardamom pods in a mortar and pestle, and throws them into the tea, along with a spoonful of sugar and a few dabs of milk.

«A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down».

Then add a spoonful of sugar and turn the ramekin in a circular motion to evenly coat the butter with a light layer of sugar.

I spread them on a baking sheet with a spoonful of sugar to help them caramelize and roasted them for 10 minutes at 375.

Skip the spoonful of sugar for a healthier pick.

And I don't know how she did it but she would pour the vinegar into the potato salad right out of the bottle, no measuring at all, and add a spoonful of sugar at a time until it tasted just right.

Applesauce replaces oil as a binder, while honey provides more antibacterial benefits than your average spoonful of sugar.