Sentence examples for some gelatin from inspiring English sources

"They found some gelatin sticks in a plastic bag between gates 11 and 12," he said.

The discrepancy was attributed to the fact that some gelatin strands were frozen in intermediate states.

I asked my wife once to help me bloom some gelatin.

The quality is good and the convenience incredible: all you do is dissolve some gelatin in a little milk, combine the pumpkin with cream, more milk, and sugar, and then heat.

"Moreover, it is not, I think, insignificant," she writes, "that Jack Benny, born Benny Kubelsky, was a Jewish comedian". Why? "Gelatin as a product, and Jell-O as a brand, was much in debate among Jewish leaders," for some gelatin comes from very un-kosher things and yet Jell-O was popular in many Jewish homes.

Step 8. Now, to turn the whole thing into mousse rather than vodka slop, you'll need to sprinkle some gelatin into some lime juice, and melt them together over a pan of hot water.

And for dessert, how about some pea gelatin with banana and lime ice cream?

But the ever-competitive Russians chipped away at the medal stand and now reign over the sport, to the extent that we kinda shoulda just handed them the gold medals this year and saved them some hair gelatin.

There could be some expansion by replacement of some of the gelatin market because of health concerns about bovine spongiform encephalopathy, but also due to a growing vegetarian population.

There is much more here, as the history unfolds: samplings of luncheonette slang from 1940, in which a waitress might call out for some "nervous pudding" (gelatin) or a bowl of "belly wash" (soup).

Therefore, it is likely that some of the gelatin diffuses from the scaffolds during this period.