In a world where molecular gastronomy, with its edible emulsions and foams, has become part of "nonart reality," it actually tasted like something one might pay $30 for somewhere outside Barcelona, creamy with an incongruous whole-grain crunch.
I read the book and sat on that beach crunching grains of sand between my toes.
Marcus Wareing and Nigel Slater both use caster sugar and soft brown sugar rather than granulated – but I like the crunch the larger grains give the biscuit edges.
At Dr Faustus all the old childhood favourites are on the menu including Milo, Nutri-Grain, Coco Pops and Honey Nut Crunch.
It's also distinctively delicious, and even with travel, it retains its slight crunch in a way unmatched by any other grain.
The bank run in New York led to a money market crunch which occurred simultaneously as demands for credit heightened from cereal and grain exporters.
LAKE SHORE WHOLE GRAIN WITH IRISH WHISKEY and WITH GUINNESS EXTRA STOUT Lots of crunch; the whiskey adds a touch of sweetness.
A caramel company in Beauvais, north of Paris, gives its firm but luscious goat milk caramels a little crunch with the unusual addition of roasted buckwheat grains.
The meaty grains are mixed with kale, chickpeas, roasted fennel, onion and almonds for crunch.
After decades of growth, with Britons crunching and sucking their way through bowl after bowl of heavily processed grain made palatable by salt and sugar and afforded spurious claims of nutrition by "fortifying" vitamins, something has changed.
Its products, which include Cheerios, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Fiber One and Total, each contain at least eight grams of whole grains per serving.
