Specifically, a pie bursting with cherry filling, topped with a golden, sugary lattice, cooling behind the counter glass.
Biotin-PEG-functionalised glass and passivated counter glass surfaces were prepared as described (Bieling et al., 2010; Roostalu et al., 2011).
El Tazumal (Mayan for a mountain range in El Salvador) has the look of a luncheonette with its shiny, chrome chairs, counter, glass-covered checkered tablecloths, artificial flowers, candy canisters and soda cooler.
The decor of these emporiums is straightforward: Formica counters, glass cases filled with cheese, chorizo and salchichones (spicy salamis) and, overhead, close to a thousand salty cured carcasses suspended from the ceiling by the hoof, like chandeliers.
Any "over-the-counter" glass cleaners or vinegar and water solutions are safe to use, as are most vinyl cleaners and protectants.
Susan Farewell, a writer and former executive director of the Westport Historical Society, who recently renovated her kitchen -- honey-colored fir floors, granite counters, glass-fronted cabinets -- wonders if perhaps the envious might want to rethink matters.
Crown Pastries is small: a narrow rectangle with a long counter behind glass panes, where precise trays of more than a dozen different pastries are on display.
PARKLAND, Wash., March 5 (Reuters) - Sealed bags of marijuana dangle behind a counter, curved glass pipes glimmer on shelves, and a steady trickle of middle-aged customers gleefully buys cannabis strains nicknamed Charlie Sheen and Godzilla.
This involved building his own instruments, including making Geiger counters from glass tubing and fitting them into bomb casing.
He strategically placed on the kitchen counter martini glasses, a bowl of lemons and a shaker primed for after-work cocktails and left around reading material like the Sotheby's catalog.
On a recent Tuesday, we found the usual pile-up of Richmond folks waiting their turn at the counter, a glass-enclosed Formica number that stretches the width of the room and displays cupcakes and tarts.
