Sentence examples for coloured sugar from inspiring English sources
The mixing homogeneity of coloured sugar pellets is examined by the digital image analysis (DIA) for several impeller rotation speeds.
They don't even want KFC or Burger King, but send me back to the shop for another £20-worth of chemically coloured sugar.
My latest work, Man and Boy: Dada, was inspired by a small rectangular piece of coloured sugar paper - a bus ticket.
Moisten the rims of four glasses with a little ginger syrup then press the rims into a saucer of the coloured sugar.
Fresh, simple food but 30 years ago it was pies, sausage rolls, chips and fairy bread; coloured sugar on bread as white as the driven snow.
Anabaptister was one of seven Splendour art installations, with a greenhouse filled with multi-coloured sugar sculptures, an enormous maze of illuminated columns, an apparent "archaeological" dig and an inflatable jumping castle featuring actor Nicolas Cage in a cage.
Of course, sprinkling, for any 1970s kid, instantly brings to mind handfuls (and mouthfuls) of rainbow-coloured sugar strands: Jimmies, hagelslag, Hundreds and Thousands, Funfetti... all as enticing as they are not real food.
You learn how Hogancamp makes his flesh wounds – "by heating the figure with a lighter and pressing a pen through the skin, mimicking a bullet's trajectory … The blood is either red-coloured sugar water or nail polish, which looks wet and fresh for months, giving Mark more time to shoot".
Consider using rose-coloured sugar for the sprinkling sugar.
A couple of doors down, we stop for implausibly good, toffee-coloured, sugar-cane-smoked duck and a bottle of Mekhong whiskey, the kind of firewater that means you wake the next morning still plastered.
