When the food came, laid out on massive craftsman's tables, each nearly naked chunk of lobster or seared beef and every noble heap of sugar snap peas or soft polenta was arranged in a pretty copper pot or ceramic dish — and it was ridiculously delicious.
On a hot summer day, the concession sells big plastic cups of fresh lemonade, made to order the old-fashioned way: a half lemon squeezed in a stainless steel juicer, mixed with a bit of water and a heap of sugar and poured over ice ($2).
Sour fruits typically get turned into a crumble or such like, usually with heaps of sugar, sometimes with not enough.
In an epically disgusting sealed environment, filthy buzzers by the zillions incubate in a rotting cow's head, feed on heaps of sugar, mate, and meet death by a bug zapper as one watches or, perhaps, flees.
Tracks like "Say My Name" featuring young British songstress Zyra and "All We Need" with Portland-based singer Shy Girls bring dancefloor vibes with heaps of sugar and, in doing so, have likely become the soundtrack to countless freshman year dorm room make out sessions.
His mother mixed his coffee with hot whole milk, dumping in heaping spoonfuls of sugar.
"Our condition is good," said one fighter, putting a heaping spoonful of sugar into his steaming tea.
This whimsical romantic comedy served with a heaping tablespoon of sugar is drenched in even more esoteric movie lore than that sentimental Italian crowd-pleaser "Cinema Paradiso".
Groan not: as opposed to ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" and NBC's "Three Wishes," this show doesn't serve the largess with a heaping portion of sugar.
Using a sharp knife, peel the rind and membrane from the oranges; slice or section them, remove any seeds, toss with a heaping teaspoon of sugar per orange, and refrigerate for a few hours.
Given its quality headliners and high commercial profile (ding-dong, is that Oscar calling?), it's no surprise that "The King's Speech," a buddy story about aggressively charming opposites — Colin Firth as the stutterer who would be king and Geoffrey Rush as the speech therapist — comes with heaping spoonfuls of sugar.
