The word "almond" is correct and well written.
It is used to refer to a type of nut or the tree that produces it, often in culinary contexts.
Example: "I enjoy adding sliced almonds to my salads for extra crunch."
Alternatives: "nut" or "almond nut".
Chemotherapy even left me forever repulsed by almond croissants and Kinder chocolate.
We'd then have Jeannie's ajo blanco – garlic and almond soup with grapes.
I still dream about the sultry duck liver mousse with almond biscuits; the 'State Bird' – a quail – grilled into smokiness on its bed of gently pickled, sautéed onions and crowned with Parmesan; the smoked duck ham with umeboshi.
As I tip a sachet of sweetener into my daily almond milk latte, it occurs to me I've discovered something new that, one day, I'm going to have to quit.
2 Combine the almond flour, salt and baking powder in a food processor.
6 To serve, spoon a tbsp of the chicken mix on to each lettuce leaf, and top with a pinch of the remaining almond flakes.
Each year I have plucked the papery heads, their cargo of flaked almond-like seeds shaking inside, to further distribute them.
What you focus on, when hes onscreen, is the mobile central portion of his face, but, close up, his angular cheekbones and wide-set, almond-shaped brown eyes are striking.
It makes an orange and cranberry panettone which Sainsbury's sells under its own label, and unusually large cantuccini, traditional Tuscan almond-packed biscuits, for Starbucks—unimaginable in Italy but perfect for the American coffee chain's oversized cups.
The site, which extends across 26 square kilometres, is known for its impressive display of bronze-age Shu burial artefacts: elephant tusks, heads with almond-shaped eyes, gold, jade and turquoise.The CMA extends its remit beyond the mainland.
The swaying stride he developed like a fairy to some, "I-own-the-world" to others made him recognisable by gait alone.He was gorgeous when young, with lidded, almond-shaped eyes, high cheekbones and a lopsided smile.
