Sentence examples for a thick fruit from inspiring English sources

Good too was banana pancake that enfolded a thick fruit filling, and poached pear was fragrant with wine and spices.

To beef up its "good-for-you" portfolio: PepsiCo, which is introducing a thick fruit puree, served in a pouch, that is part of the company's effort "to 'snackify' beverages and 'drinkify' snacks".

The 'botanically true' seed consisting of embryo and perisperm covered by a testa, is contained within a thick fruit structure called pericarp [ 16, 17].

Add two tablespoons of water and blitz the lot until you have a thick, fruit-flecked purée.

A hard or thick fruit shell can restrict access to the fruit pulp and hence the seeds to a particular distributor.

A topping of ripe strawberries, raspberries and blueberries in thick fruit syrup completes the equation.

There's no booze, but thick fruit juices, syrupy Turkish coffee and the sweet smoke of a shisha pipe are a satisfying accompaniment.

ROZES INFANTA ISABEL 10-YEAR-OLD: $28 Brownish red; sweet mint aromas, rich, thick fruit flavors.

THE BAR No formal bar, but the restaurant offers Turkish wines, beer and thick fruit juices as well as about 30 wines from around the world at $20 to $48 a bottle.

Of course, many Americans say the same thing about Australian wines: the reds are all heavy-bodied and high-octane, overwhelming combinations of thick fruit flavors, oak and alcohol.

SHORTBREAD JAMMERS Adapted from Vanessa Vichit-Vadakan after a recipe in "The King Arthur Flour Cookie Companion" Time: 45 minutes 1/2 pound unsalted butter, at room temperature 3/4 cup granulated sugar 1 teaspoon fine sea salt 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 cups all-purpose flour 1/3 cup rice flour (all-purpose flour may be substituted) 1 cup thick fruit jam, preserves or marmalade.