Mix a fairly even amount of each one into a tiny jar except the cinnamon.
While creating a new spice blend, the conversation between chef and spice adviser becomes a flurry of ideas that results in a tiny jar filled with, might I say, magic.
I rarely have security issues, but one time I bought this tiny jar of gourmet peanut butter.
Blumenthal also notes the tiny jars of sweets in the window, a miniature replica of his glasses and "the smallest lightbulbs in the world" illuminating the two rooms.
Merrie, Bunny, Baby, Perky, Cricket, Teeny, Twinky, Jab — with mother Jib! Tough old birds to the world, they cultivated girlishness with one another, exchanging five-dollar birthday presents, or tiny jars of homemade eggnog at Christmas.
But I'm on to you frauds and your tiny jars of all-in-one meal slush, and I'm coming to take your food away.
I don't recommend it, having cut myself very deeply for a disappointing amount—scooping blood with shaky hands into tiny jar was one of my dumbest moments in art-making.
In August, 2004, after the Americans launched a particularly bloody counteroffensive, I walked through a makeshift graveyard in the holy city of Najaf, south of Baghdad, and found dozens of shallow graves, each marked by a tiny glass jar containing a slip of paper with the fallen fighter's name and address.
Every trip, I would get a tiny jam jar.
Paradoxically, "Krügerl" translates to "tiny jar" although it's actually not that small a beer, while "Halbe" means "Half" and refers to "half a litre of beer".
