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Discover LudwigThe phrase "added a sweet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of including a sweet item, such as candy or dessert, in a dish or offering.
Example: "For the party, I added a sweet to each guest's plate to make it more festive."
Alternatives: "included a treat" or "incorporated a dessert".
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In a hearty saffron-tinted jambalaya, corn kernels added a sweet if unauthentic note.
And multiple vocal arrangements that should have added a sweet Beach Boys-like poignancy, sound merely cluttered.
I combined quinoa with cooked carrots and caraway (probably not the flavor my reader was looking for, but delicious, and I've added a sweet variation), and with cauliflower and cumin.
I got the better of the exchange: the fresh peas added a sweet and snappy contrast to the creamy pasta, while the zucchini flowers in a Romesco sauce were a bit oily and underseasoned.
Michel said they've noticed customers are looking for "more fire in the food," and so Boston Market has added a sweet Thai chili garlic sauce and a honey habanero sauce that customers can slather on their chicken.
Just as I had hoped, the tomatoes added a sweet juiciness, while the peppers were crunchy and the mint was cooling and slightly sweet against the salty, creamy feta.
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It works well, adding a sweet nuttiness to the recipe.
The carrots and sauteed onions add a sweet note and the cumin provides the zest.
Crisp corn-bread croutons and fresh corn kernels add a sweet crunchiness to the dish.
Sometimes I also add a sweet pepper, Corno di Toro, to my salsa.
Freshly grated horseradish adds a sweet kick to a simple cooked ham sandwich and to the somewhat dry tafelspitz.
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