But American companies make ready-to-use therapeutic foods, like a paste of peanuts with nutrients that has proven miraculous at reviving children suffering from even severe malnutrition.
★★★ Morrisons Turkey Dinner Sandwich £2.30, groceries.morrisons.com My immediate response is that it's way too sweet and the stuffing is like a paste – a weird sandwich paste.
If the mixture is more like a paste than a sauce, thin it with a little water, mirin, or more soy sauce.
A blandish crab chowder looks like a paste pot even if the taste is credible, the region's more typical base of tomatoes and broth swapped out for cream, soft potatoes, bits of bacon.
Time is a complex substance, like a paste that slips away and soon disappears, while still remaining in the form of the traces it leaves on the ground, in the air, or in bodies and minds.
The input material is consequently more like a paste than a slurry, but needs to be liquefied in order to become pumpable.
She's a good cook but "sometimes her rice is like a paste," apparently.
That was remedied by using UV light and dental ionomer, a glue-like substance that goes on like a paste and becomes rock-hard after it's cured under an ultraviolet light, she said.
"Mix this up well so it's like a paste," then "store this cleaner in an airtight container and use as needed". Vinegar is cheap, especially when bought in bulk, and it has a variety of uses.
In that event, the pieces of the scaffold were sufficiently moldable that the scaffold pieces were pushed into the defect site, much like a paste, rather than inserted as an entire solid scaffold.
It should look like a paste.
