Sentence examples for combines fruit from inspiring English sources

There's Brixx, a sour, Lego-shaped gummy with a cream-flavored filling, and Pico-Balla, the miniature fruit gummies with two textures (chewy and squishy), and Color-Rado, a blend of shapes and flavors that combines fruit gummies with licorice.

Over at Ilo, the endlessly inventive pastry chef Patrick Coston combines fruit sorbets with a seasonal peach sauce, then surprises with a cherry and pistachio mixture -- at the restaurant, it's a small pancake underneath -- that gives a pleasing and ingenious crunch.

Essentially, food forests are a form of urban agroforestry that combines fruit and nut trees with perennial and annual crops grown together in close proximity to mimic the multiple vertical layers of vegetation found in a forest ecosystem such as the root layer, ground cover, grasses or herbs, bushes, vines, smaller trees and larger canopy trees.

Combine fruit in a bowl with cherries and orange peel.

And they both agree that combining fruit and chocolate in cake is a no-no.

If you're a fan of combining fruit and meat, which I definitely am, verjuice is particularly apt.

Combining fruit with sugar and baking it gives it another dimension: it dehydrates the fruit and caramelises the sugars, moistening crumb and biscuit bases.

Strawberries and rhubarb were also in the markets, game is always available, and the Germans continue to excel at sweet and sour dishes, combining fruit with vinegar or wine in any number of ways.

Our newer peach varieties such as 'Sweet-N-UP', 'Crimson Rocket' and 'SummerFest' combine fruit quality with a more upright tree structure that allows higher fruit yields in the same amount of orchard space.

The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between adolescent and adult visual preferences and perceived complexity for vegetable (V), fruit (F), and combined fruit and vegetable (FV) mixes.

There are no other kinks among the housemade desserts: sweet mango sorbet ($4), a bar of decadent flourless chocolate cake ($5), a terrific chocolate brioche bread pudding ($5), Mr. Schaudel's signature chocolate bag ($8), a banana split encased in sturdy hard chocolate and, best of all, a warm blueberry cobbler ($5) that combined fruit, crumb crust and melting Tahitian vanilla ice cream.