Sentence examples for cream meal from inspiring English sources

The individual contributions of the fat/protein and sugar components of the ice cream meal to postprandial inflammation and oxidative stress were also quantified.

3) Packaged foods, as defined by Euromonitor, include baby food, bakery, canned/preserved food, chilled/processed food, confectionery, dairy, dried processed food, frozen processed food, ice cream, meal replacement, noodles, oils and fats, pasta, ready meals, sauces, dressings and condiments, snack bars, soup, spreads, and sweet and savoury snacks.

Packaged foods include baby food, bakery, canned/preserved food, chilled/processed food, confectionery, dairy, dried processed food, frozen processed food, ice cream, meal replacement, noodles, oils and fats, pasta, ready meals, sauces, dressings and condiments, snack bars, soup, spreads, and sweet and savoury snacks.

The jewelry and shoe designer and the NFL star, who wed in Nashville in June 2013, are already parents to sons: Jaxon Wyatt, 18 months, and Camden Jack, 3. In recent weeks, the 28-year-old shared tid-bits from her final trimester, including ice cream meals and attempting to induce labor with "trigger points" as they awaited their newest addition.

(Higgins cooked; from grilled lamb chops with red-wine sauce to pear-and-cornmeal tart with vanilla ice cream, the meal also included a delicious mint risotto that lent not just great taste but a subtle, pleasing fragrance to the gathering).

Scanning was followed by an ad libitum ice cream test meal for the two surgical groups.

Once you are done swimming, take a stroll by the marina and have a coffee, ice-cream or meal at one of the many cafes and restaurants.

Perhaps it is my insistence on eating ice cream for meals and the fact that a big benefit of being friends with me--maybe more than my sparkling personality--is delivery of homemade baked goods, which is often dicey for any actor, let alone dancers).

Or a privileged consumptive patient pampered in the sanitarium in Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain, eating six cream-rich meals a day and lying down to rest after each one of them.

The restaurant offers ginger, red-bean and green-tea ice cream, but the meal, in any meaningful sense, ends when the last bit of charred fish or meat disappears.

"He can't be ridiculous, of course, he can't order Arabian lamb or something like that," says Wall. "He usually orders chicken, fried steak, and ice cream" - the meal, incidentally, that was given to the warders at the prison yesterday.