Sentence examples for made from just from inspiring English sources

Despite the name and exotic rose-water flavor, it's among the humblest of confections, made from just cornstarch and sugar.

A plain caramel made from just sugar and water is what you'd use to make flan or praline.

(Actually, some versions of panzanella are quite simple, made from just tomatoes, onion and basil, moistened with vinegar and drizzled with olive oil).

Our bodies are mostly made from just six of them, each atom forged in the heart of a star perhaps now thousands of light years away.

Earlier this week, I talked with Renner about the history of pinhole photography, and about his own interest in pinhole cameras, which can be made from just about anything that can be converted into a light-tight box.

There's little money to be made from just a few hundred tourists, so unlike almost every other island in the Caribbean, Barbuda is free of discos, water sports centres, markets selling tat, and day-trip operators.

The spines are made from keratin, just like your fingernails.

It wasn't nearly as sweet, being made from rhubarb, but it was just as shiny and as insistently orange.

They were made from rocks located just a few miles away from the cave.

Cosmos 1's sails are made from plastic sheets just five microns (millionths of a metre) thick.

The Armstrongs won't say how much money they made from the hate, just that it was "a large, large sum".