"nosh" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is typically used informally to mean a small snack or light meal, particularly one that is quick and easy to prepare. Example: After a long day at work, I like to come home and have a quick nosh before making dinner. Some of my favorite noshes include hummus and veggies, or a bowl of fruit and nuts.
What to do Fill your boots with lovely nosh, of course.
More than 55% of its revenues in Britain come from hawking upmarket nosh.
British nosh is no longer as awful as it was 30 years ago, he concedes.
In a television series, he chronicled the decline in school lunches and showed that junk food-addicted children could be taught to tuck into what he calls "pukka nosh".
This will allow Cargill to stay private, after family shareholders eager to cash out had put pressure on it to float.For makers of processed nosh, costly raw materials are a problem.
To keep growing, the business will have to stop leaving money on the table.In this section Frugal healing Rare action Dancing with Mr Putin The consequences of costly nosh Teaching case studies in China Pricing the piper The boss is unwell Nipping at their heels ReprintsLive music is one of the few businesses in which second-hand goods often sell for more than new ones.
And Tim Cook, who will run the firm in Mr Jobs's absence, has done it before, with distinction.In this section Frugal healing Rare action Dancing with Mr Putin The consequences of costly nosh Teaching case studies in China Pricing the piper The boss is unwell Nipping at their heels ReprintsNonetheless, Apple faces pressure to reveal more about its succession plan, and about Mr Jobs's health.
As the UN has long emphasised, the missing link is women's participation and leadership.Margot Wallstrom UN special representative of the secretary-general on sexual violence in conflict New YorkSIR – High food prices are surely good for taxpayers ("The consequences of costly nosh", January 22nd).
Before posh-nosh pubs were the norm, a restaurant with rooms was simply a place for travellers to rest their road-weary, ale-heavy heads.
After 30 workers clean the Chap-a-Nosh industrial kitchen on the lower level of the store, a team of rabbis comes in with torches to burn off any remnants of chametz, or leavened-grain products, which are not eaten during Passover.
The job lasted 14 years, and by the time he severed ties with the show six years ago, it had paid his company, David's Gourmet Catering and Craft Service, about $1.5 million and Mr. Dreishpoon was established as a nosh-maker to the stars.
