Sentence examples for a bit more sugar from inspiring English sources

Sprinkle over a bit more sugar, together with a dusting of cinnamon.

Use the fat from the bacon to cook the apple slices, along with a bit more sugar.

These are made with Belgian cherry beer (Kriek) which is quite tart – add a bit more sugar if you don't find it sweet enough.

But because blueberries are quite acidic and take a bit more sugar than the other jams here, the mixture will thicken up after refrigeration to the point where it can be spread on toast.

This bottle conditioning requires adding a bit more sugar (and sometimes a dose of fresh yeast) to the nearly-finished beer just before it's packaged.

Now imagine, though, that your competitor's product is outselling yours because it has just a bit more sugar -- what are you to do? Increase your own sugar content.

If the daisies have dried and set but still seem a bit sticky underneath, simply sprinkle the bottoms with a bit more granulated sugar.

Instead of just a humdrum pie shell that serves as a container for the filling, Tosi dreamed up a shell that begins with a homemade oat cookie blended with a bit more butter, sugar and a healthy dash of salt.

At the same time, as I ascended from entry-level to moderately experienced at being a sugar cunt, I came to understand a bit more about why sugar dating had been so attractive to me in the first place: Done right, you get all the perks of running your own business without the need for startup capital or marketing.

Now, the candy bar may have a bit more fat or sugar, but calorie for calorie they are all pretty much the same.

There is a case to make that both products are addictive as well, although nicotine may satisfy every nuance of that definition a bit more decisively than sugar.