Sentence examples for each baker from inspiring English sources
She perceives the individual characteristics of a loaf finely enough to be able to identify the work of each baker by sight.
Croatia, gingerbread A regional craft in northern Croatia since the middle ages, each baker using his or her own distinctive decorations including coloured icing, pictures, mirrors, messages, or the names of newlyweds.
"Each baker works on his own batches, but he also works in the presence of someone else," Apollonia said, showing me around the St. Roch bakehouse, where a plaque commemorated the fourteenth-century ascetic kept alive, according to legend, by a dog that each morning brought him scraps of bread.
Don't rush this step take time to compare and contrast the different styles and specialties provided by each baker.
Each baker stall in Ardougne sells 100 chocolate bars, which can be easily ground with a Mortar and Pestle to gain a few extra gp (not necessary) The slayer master in "Taverly" and "Pollnivneach" sells 2000 broad arrow heads after you complete the quest Smoking Kills.
More than a dozen kinds of 4 ½-inch cookies, including chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin chocolate chip, cranberry pecan crunch and walnut white chocolate chunk, are baked until crunchy and then partly dipped in dark, milk or white chocolate ($1.75 each; a baker's dozen, $21).
Just as you have a specialty in the job you perform daily so does each individual baker.
Rather than push contestants to debase each other, bakers will often offer to help their struggling competitors when time is running short and perhaps competitor isn't the right word so much as comrade.
His vision for France is a network of tiny bakeries, each operated by one baker, some with the help of a sales clerk.
By not assuming, and instead testing every step of the strategy, interpreting the data and inserting the results into each future batch the baker presses on knowing they are getting closer to the perfect taste.
For certain, breaking new ground and re-defining a wedding industry where many of the verticals are siloed and don't really communicate with each other (the cupcake baker, the florist, the dressmaker) with an undercurrent of IoT (Internet of Things) sensibility is where things are headed.
