Sentence examples for peppermint stick from inspiring English sources

Peppermint stick, or strawberry.

The plant breeders have worked so well with these flowers that there now are green-flowered zinnias and one spectacular two--color version called Peppermint Stick.

I had peppermint stick and mocha chip and, I confess, I ate it all and still had room to sample Lou's ginger.

He offers more than a dozen homemade ice cream and sorbet flavors, including pecan pie, peppermint stick, brownies and cream, summer berry and green apple; $2.75 for one scoop, $3.50 for two.

Choosing a favorite is difficult, but the peppermint stick candy "is so good that I would eat it as fast as it came off the line," said Amy Tolbert, a former employee.

Treats that are no longer made, like Reggie Bars, are noted in a list of "candies no longer available -- may they rest in peace" that is hard to miss beneath a three-and-a-half pound, $12.95 peppermint stick.

Within a couple of years he was successfully auditioning for the Toledo All-City Youth Jazz Ensemble, whose director, Floyd Johnson, known as Candy, used to lead a Detroit band called the Peppermint Sticks.

"It was really hard to line up those peppermint sticks as a kid," she recalled of the "Drum Cake," which was designed to resemble a marching snare.

Brightly colored melted sugar outlined with giant jelly beans and slithering Gummi Worms recreated the building's 1907 arched window; peppermint sticks and Gummi Bears formed its cornice moldings and giant M&M's became its frieze.

For instance, in the 1944 illustration of a boy trying to make up his mind at a candy counter while the storekeeper waits impatiently, the boy's neckerchief says, "Remember Pearl Harbor" and the simple illustration is transformed into a sort of allegory, juxtaposing the horrors of war and peppermint sticks.

I start now, decorating, and I go out to get the peppermint sticks to put on the tree.