Sentence examples for damp texture from inspiring English sources

It was very soft and sugary, with the barbecue-flavoured sauce soaking through the bun – giving it a damp texture.

Though the clams and oysters were briny and assertive, the shrimp and lobster had a slightly damp texture that suggested time in a freezer.

To get little pieces of fruit suspended evenly throughout the sponge, you'd need a far thicker batter – and if you had that, you'd lose the dense, damp texture that makes this cake so great.

★★★ Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Pink Lady Apple Stuffing 110g, £1.39 Slightly damp in texture.

It's a far runnier batter than for many other cakes, but it's this that'll help to ensure a damp, sticky texture.

Vice versa, the North American use of the term "biscuit" equates more to a "scone" or "damper" in texture.

It had the texture of damp coal dust, and legs like a glass of vintage wine.

(He also adds milk to his batter, resulting in a damp, almost crumpet-like texture that I'm rather less keen on).

The main concerns for the impact bar include: structure composition, performance index and key technology; damping technology, laser texturing and genetic algorithm in the simulation and optimization; computer aided design, analysis, testing and manufacturing process in the development of impact bar.

Lightly crush the toasted seeds with a pestle and mortar, add the sugar, soy sauce, mirin and sesame oil, and mix to a paste - it should have the texture of coarse, damp sand.

She was remarkably small, grey, with skin the texture of cold, damp leather and a pair of sadly sagging rat tits.