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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a mixture of sweet" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used when describing a combination of sweet flavors or ingredients, but it needs additional context to be fully understandable.
Example: "The dessert was a delightful creation, featuring a mixture of sweet fruits and creamy textures."
Alternatives: "a blend of sweetness" or "a combination of sweet flavors".
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The accompanying frites, a mixture of sweet potato and the usual, were desiccated.
Skewered strips of tender jerk chicken perched over a mixture of sweet potato and red pepper, but not for long.
Dieters are allowed four small meals a day, each providing around 200 calories, with a mixture of sweet and savoury flavours on offer.
"I think, with a mixture of sweet reasonableness and low cunning, we should be able to fix it," Stowe assured Callaghan.
It is three parts Pisco, one part vermouth (usually sweet or a mixture of sweet and dry), a dash of bitters and a maraschino cherry.
I prepare at least five variations of haroseth, a mixture of sweet fruit and nuts that symbolizes the mortar used for buildings in Egypt.
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Mountbatten defused most of these would-be secessionists with a mixture of sweet-talking and bluster.
Horses were fed alfalfa hay and a mixture of commercial sweet feed and pellets.
I loved the drink, a mixture of Campari, sweet vermouth and soda with a slice of orange.
"As much a child of pop" he says, "as of the church, Madonna is restored by music's healing power, in this case with a mixture of classic sweet soul and L.A. pop moderne".
Thrice distilled and aged for a year in used Woodford Reserve (bourbon) oak barrels, Cornelius Applejack is a beautiful mixture of sweet and dry, its intense apple flavor mixing with dry woody notes, as well as hints of butterscotch and vanilla from the whiskey barrels.
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