The part "for" is not included in this phrase.
The phrase "crunchy for" is not a valid phrase in English. You could use the phrase "crunchy" in a sentence, like this: The apples were crunchy and juicy.
The pitta should be crunchy for contrasting texture.
This looks pretty, but they stay too crunchy for my liking.
What about coating the almond sponge layer with an invisible edible film that would keep the almonds crunchy for weeks?
The topping will stay crunchy for about an hour, and will still be delicious after two, so you can make this dessert before dinner.
If rice is still too crunchy for your taste, stir in 1/2 cup water and cook, stirring, until mixture is creamy again.
The site also offers two channels of continuous music, a "smooth" one for easier listening and another labeled "crunchy" for more challenging material.
We also have public power, giving us some of the lowest electrical rates anywhere, and a chain of co-op grocery stores, which I find a bit too granola-crunchy for my tastes, but which others swear by.
Some of the recipes call for salting, which draws out water (and bitterness) from the veggies and makes them sweeter (in theory), crunchier (for sure) and more tender (not a contradiction).
The Kno was even nominated to the 2010 Crunchies for Best New Device.
Two years ago John Oliver returned to host the Crunchies for the second time.
We're proud to have John Oliver host the Crunchies for the second time.
