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The phrase "a nice layer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasing or appealing thickness of a substance, often in cooking or crafting contexts.
Example: "The cake was topped with a nice layer of creamy frosting that made it look irresistible."
Alternatives: "a lovely coating of" or "an appealing thickness of".
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Make sure your belly has a nice layer of fat.
Females near nests tended to have superior body conditioning and a nice layer of fat for child production.
There should be a nice layer of potato starch accumulated at the bottom of the bowl (the starchier the potatoes, the more you'll find).
On the upside, you can get a nice bowl of French onion soup here, thick with onions and topped with a nice layer of toasted cheese.
You don't have to make this vegetable-rich dish in a paella pan, though if you do, you'll get a nice layer of crusty rice on the bottom.
Simple Vegetable Paella: You don't have to make this vegetable-rich dish in a paella pan, though if you do, you'll get a nice layer of crusty rice on the bottom.
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Just spray on a nice layer before strapping on your favorite pair of heels.
The jungle gym is now much safer for children to run around, climb, and enjoy, thanks to a deeply mulched "fall zones". This week, we added a rubber edge to one of the corner beds on Young and Osborne and then spread a nice thick layer of pine mulch over a few of the sidewalk beds tended to by the group.
defer.add img); Make sure you smoke your pipe to the end to create a nice 'cake' (layer of carbon deposits) at the bottom and side of your pipe bowl.
That would be a nice triple layer of protection against any newcomers, and still preserve all – 100% – of the $47 billion he's accumulated until now.
It should be full-bodied and display a nice thick layer of golden crema.
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