Sentence examples for spongy texture from inspiring English sources

Experts urge buyers to look for pink or ivory translucent flesh and a springy, not spongy, texture.

They're believed to have originated in India more than 4,000 years ago, where their mild flavour and spongy texture meant they paired wonderfully with strong spices.

Poetic in name and approach, it comprised a small "60-second sirloin" — seared on one side, nearly bloody on the other — and a "24-hour rib pot roast" with a contrasting, decadently spongy texture.

CJD causes the brain to develop a spongy texture known as spongiform encephalopathy.

Its melt-in-the mouth spongy texture and peppery rather than spicy flavour fades onto hints of stewed tomatoes and Sichuan peppercorns.

The matrix pyrophyllite occurs as an aggregate of fine flaky crystal or very fine spongy texture dotted with euhedral pyrite crystals.

The voids range from submicron to hundreds of µm in size, and small voids often form spongy textures.

High-gluten flour gives the roll its spongy, chewy texture, which can be lightened by the addition of eggs, milk, and butter.

Imagine breakfasting on beghrir, pancakes with a spongy crumpet texture drizzled with cactus flower honey; lavishly lunching on mechoui, slow- roasted almond-stuffed lamb served with cumin, olives and khoobz (bread); and after several laps of the souqs, mustering an appetite for a savoury, seasonal tagine (claypot stew).

Actually, the soft, spongy, bumpy texture of the tongue is the perfect little breeding ground for bacteria!

The stipe is pale pink near the top, white to cream at the base, spongy in texture, and hollow.