Sentences with phrase «thin wafers of»

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These include companies such as GrocShop, PepperTap, LazyLad, MovinCart and Aagaar, as they felt the pinch of a slowdown in funding and couldn't find sustainable growth models in a segment plagued with wafer - thin margins, high logistics and customer acquisitions costs, and fierce competition.

That pathetic Christian god can only offer you a thin wafer and a mere taste of cheap wine, but the FSM offers a full, nourishing meal and you can have all the wine with it that you want, or milk if you so choose.

Graham Crackers — about 16 graham cracker sheets 10 ounce bag of white chocolate melting wafers 2 clementine's peeled and separated 1 cup of Shelled Setton Farms Pistachios and broken into small pieces Handful of thin stick pretzels Handful of dark chocolate chips

When I made them with the ful 3/4 cup of brown sugar the sugar melted and the cookies spread out to a thin wafer.

It has a variety of uses — for basting roast meats, to adding flavor to gravy, as a topping for minestrone or polenta or as wafer - thin slices placed over bruschetta or freshly baked bread.

A schokokuss is a pile of marshmallow fluff or soft (unbaked) meringue that sits on a thin wafer and is covered in chocolate.

If you can not find those, you can use any kind of thin wafer or cookie as an alternative.

Many of you will recognize the chocolate wafer cookies - they are very similar to the ones I use in the Thin Mint Cookies in Super Natural Cooking, so if you've made those, you know the drill.

Add shredded coconut or «lettuce» on top of thin mint, then top with remaining vanilla wafer.

it's filled with big chunky pieces of toasted baguette impressively decorated with bits of fresh garlic, wafer thin leaves of parsley....

Prepare the toppings (Julienne 1 carrot and courgette, thinly slice your 5 radishes wafer thin and finally finely chop the green of the spring onions, wash kale), before making the soup and noodles.

Here they come like a herd of happy elk, down Newgate Street, turning off at St. Andrews, milling past an old cemetery with crazily angled headstones, thin and flat like long tea wafers, past the Northumberland Arms and Richard Charlton, Ltd., which deals in Bass ale, and up the hill to the ground, a starkly simple stadium with stands that are more like big sheds and unsophisticated light towers at each of the four corners.

We need to strengthen — it is showing how wafer thin we are ATM, by virtue of the fact that we can't compete in any other competitions than the EPL.

Karolina, Claudia, Esparza, or Tecia are thoughts for opponents in this wafer thin division.Three of them have already beaten Rose.

Will the powder puff Newcastle attack overcome the wafer thin West Ham defence or will Geordie passion be extinguished by the Javier Hernandez get out of jail free card?

Excess money signals the end of wafer - thin squads, and any obligation to youth players whatsoever.

This lack of recruitment and the departure of some squad players over the summer means CSKA's squad is wafer thin.

All kinds of theories have been expounded as to why Leicester are in freefall especially since only one of last season key performers, N'Golo Kante, has moved on: manager Claudio Ranieri has lost the faith of his players; confidence is wafer - thin; workrate has plummeted; too many players are living on their laurels.

But he has been part of a wafer - thin midfield this term, with David Moyes» stuttering champions in seventh position in the league.

Ian Holloway's squad, one which he has openly admitted to being wafer thin and lacking in depth, will now be put through its paces in the second half of the season, though not as much as say their Tuesday night rivals.

* Red Plum or Strawberry preserves on Saltine w / slice of Havarti, Swiss or other white cheese * PB on Nilla Wafers w / Banana slice * Cream Cheese on Ritz w / Cherry Tomato slice and oregano / basil sprinkles * Apricot preserves on Hazelnut Nut - Thins with apple slice * Pesto on Favorite cracker with cheeses and tomato

I almost never buy cookies anymore, because I can make pretty good cookies at home (usually involving healthy stuff like oatmeal and dried fruit), but thinking about the kinds of cookies that I would buy rather than make, I can't fathom the amount of effort that would go into making thin chocolate wafers and buttercream frosting to make a homemade Oreo.

In his speech Cameron argued that «democratic consent for the EU in Britain is now wafer thin... That is why I am in favour of a referendum.

They would have been encouraged to believe that Benn was desperately unlucky to lose that contest, by a wafer - thin margin, because of last - minute union machinations and betrayal by a group of left - wing Labour MPs led by Neil Kinnock.

Both findings are well within the margin of error so don't get too excited — recent YouGov polls suggest the underlying picture is that Labour have a wafer thin lead over the Tories for first place, and the Lib Dems have a wafer thin lead over the Greens for fourth place.

Corbyn and his party's current polling suggests the chances of him ever entering Downing Street are wafer thin.

Navigating the Byzantine wiles of the electoral college, You Gov has picked perceived wisdom up by the lapels, given it a good shake, and dumped it in the recycling bin by predicting a wafer thin victory for Ed Miliband.

The wonderful hindsight of the 2015 general election following the publication of this volume showed us that a wafer - thin majority Conservative government could be capably formed while coalition arrangements are rapidly, but with dignity, consigned to history.

This list takes us from City of Chester's wafer - thin majority down to Labour's 6.8 % lead in Clwyd South.

But while it may represent a defeat for those Tories who saw this election as a potential opportunity to rid themselves of David Cameron, he must now govern with a wafer - thin majority.

Ms Rudd would come up against several hurdles as a prominent Remainer as well as having only a wafer thin majority of 346 in her south coast constituency of Hastings.

Most layers within the cores are wafer thin, but a few stretch several inches in varying shades of gray.

Globe - hopping from ancient China to the Aztec Empire, from glamorous Parisian cafes to the mills of New England, Paper weaves culture with chemistry, and politics with pulpwood, as it chronicles world history through that wafer - thin product we write on.

Another big drawback of solar power is cost: The silicon wafers that absorb sunlight and turn it into electric current can run upwards of $ 130 a pound because of a complex fabrication process that involves melting silicon, letting it crystallize into large ingots, and cutting it into thin wafers.

Most of them are produced in vacuum chambers that use tons of energy to deposit thin layers of semiconductor materials onto a flawless wafer.

The team carefully removed a thin slice of skeleton from a brittle star and mounted it on a silicon wafer with a light - sensitive coating.

The spacecraft for this venture would be tiny, wafer - thin devices loaded with microelectronics and weighing just a gram; they'd be affixed to sturdy, ultrathin sails of comparable mass.

The innovative process of creating the FENG starts with a silicone wafer, which is then fabricated with several layers, or thin sheets, of environmentally friendly substances including silver, polyimide and polypropylene ferroelectret.

«It's also important in cleanroom procedures, nanofabrication and microprocessor formation,» said Schrader, who pointed out that microprocessors are fabricated on silicon wafer substrates with a thin layer of glass, upon which circuits are laid.

Now, a research team at the Department of Electrical and Electronic Information Engineering at Toyohashi University of Technology has developed a wafer - level packaging technique to integrate a silicon large - scale integration (LSI) chip in a very thin film of a thickness 10 μm.

«That back layer is very critical to get thinner wafers [of silicon] and better back surface reflectivity and, thus, lower cost and higher efficiency.»

The ring systems, which appear at first glance to be planar, wafer - thin bands of ice and dust, have on closer examination been found to be rippled, like a corrugated tin roof.

This gap is expected to close over the next few years, making thin - film cells — which cost half that of silicon - wafer cells — a better bet.

Silicon wafer — based solar cells, which account for 90 percent of installed solar capacity, are more efficient, converting up to 20 percent of the sun's energy, whereas thin - film cells generally convert only about 10 percent.

Together, these findings support the idea that brain and nerve tissue can be preserved if entombed in sediment soon after death, and that even wafer - thin traces of the brain or nerve cord can provide reliable data about the specimen.

They report * that measurements of the etched lines — as thin as 16 nanometers wide — on the SEMATECH - fabricated wafer were accurate to one nanometer.

They made the devices on 100 mm silicon wafers containing a sacrificial layer of thin nickel.

Even I have to be big enough to admit that after a year or two of wafer thin mattresses and no air conditioning I'd probably be begging to come back to London and earn money for selling my soul in the corporate world.

Processed meats contain all of the worst parts of an animal, the eyes, the ears, the innards, the fat, the gristle, and the cheaper cuts of meat, where it is all then ground together in a special machine, usually combined with other artificial flavorings and preservatives, where it's then shaped into neat little wafer thin slices thanks to a special machine.

Every other photo made me look like a linebacker that had just swallowed another linebacker and then chased him down with a magnum of red wine, two family sized chocolate bars, a couple of banana splits and a wafer thin mint (cause that's classy).