With "*Corpus Callosum" Mr. Snow has made a confection that depicts the mundanity of office life and the need to escape it.
Wm. Wrigley Jr. may make a chewy confection that sticks stubbornly to your shoe, but for the first time in its 114 year history, the gum maker is not sticking to convention.
SOME of us have sworn off all things glazed and jelly-filled, but if you call a doughnut a buñuelo, as they do at Café Barcel, and make a plump, cinnamon-laced confection that belongs in the deep-fried hall of fame, well, you will probably cause more than a few former doughnut addicts to fall off the wagon.
Berries - smaller berries will not be able to be eaten singly but they make an excellent ice confection placed in a bowl and allowed to thaw for about 10 minutes prior to serving.
Unable to shoot in the Vatican itself, Mr. Howard and his team have deftly blended actual Roman locations with Hollywood stage sets and C.G.I. confections to make a dreamy, ephemeral Eternal City.
Whereas making a winsome feelgood confection so replete with Gallic cliches it could have doubled as a Renault ad in the days of Papa and Nicole is... rather less so.
And there's a dazzling essay on Kafka – as a man driven into making a bizarre literary confection of his life by a cruel father – that will take you back to The Metamorphosis with fresh eyes.
Most promotional mail-outs that journalists receive are toys ― Spider-Man trinkets, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" wands, "LEGO Movie" novelties ― which makes a bleeding-heart confection a fun package to open.
For dessert, Ms. Valoozi turns pastry chef, and she makes a respectable baklava, the dense confection of walnuts, syrup and phyllo dough.
Packaged foods giant Kraft Foods made a $16.7 billion bid to acquire confection maker Cadbury on Monday, but the offer was quickly rejected as "undervaluing" the British chocolate producer.
