Sentence examples for chalky texture from inspiring English sources
★★ Riverford Acorn Brie £5.45 for 230g Chalky texture and very dry – the opposite of what a brie should be.
I couldn't taste the oatmeal that Nooyi was sneaking into me, but maybe that was the slightly chalky texture I didn't like.
Pol Roger Brut Chardonnay $95 ** ½ Extra Cuvée de Réserve 1998 Fuller bodied with a rich, chalky texture and flavors of brioche and citrus.
A slab of swordfish ($21.95), napped in a delicate, delicious white wine, caper, diced tomato sauce, was given a dry, slightly chalky texture from over-cooking.
He added that an SPF of 30 is best for full coverage from the sun, but it is hard to find in eye makeup because many of the less irritating sunscreens lend a chalky texture that isn't aesthetically appealing.
Sweetness is a pre-requisite, but so too is depth and weight, and a decent young Port such as Taylor's Select Reserve (down to £7.49 from £10.49, The Co-operative), with its gentle grip of tannin working well with the chalky texture of dark chocolate, scores on all those counts.
The snowy-white buns, ominously chalky in texture.
Reviewers for The Onion's A.V. Club supplement wrote, "It's richer and more crumbly (almost chalky in texture — though not taste), not the firm stuff in its cheaper siblings".
Our table's duck blackout can't redeem our pâté freakout: why, we all wondered, did two of the pâtés in an appetizer triptych have such odd textures — chalky and spongy — and leave such ashen aftertastes?
