Sentence examples for food ideas from inspiring English sources

If you're short on tailgating food ideas, here's one you probably haven't seen in any parking lot recently.

Cabezac, further up the Cesse, had La Bastide – a charming small hotel with big food ideas (five courses that night).

The parents also received recipe books, food ideas, safety information and other pretested resources designed for the study.

Many of those commercials were voiced by the same announcer, Ed Herlihy, who promoted Kraft's "good food and good food ideas" from the 1940s through the 1980s.

"Our goal is to be known as a great food company," he adds, and "we've made a concerted effort to focus on innovative food ideas and ways to help our customers be more successful".

The goal then became to convey all that to customers and potential customers in a way that "combines food celebrities, food ideas and food insights with the business side of food," Mr. Warkentin says.

Mr. Tuschman said he imagined a viewer who might have "a great food idea" but lacks the means to open his or her own restaurant.

YEARNING to soar above its tired, rote roster of hot dogs and pretzels, the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation put out a call five months ago for the food vendors of New York "to propose your most inventive, exciting food idea," adding, "whatever the idea, we want to see it".

Only now I've got this junk food idea in my head, and I can't help but wonder whether our celebration of social isn't tantamount to praising the merits of triple-decker chocolate cake.

Families morph and splinter, people move away, kids grow up, and some of us meet and fall in love with people that don't value the Chinese food idea of Thanksgiving (I'm not mentioning names).

Non-food ideas: Crushing medicines into a powder (for instance, to add aspirin to a liquid), grinding natural paint pigments to a finer consistency, grinding large pellet animal food into smaller pellets.