Sentence examples for stirring stick from inspiring English sources

Stir it with a long rod or stirring stick to know for sure.

1923 One unusually frigid night in San Francisco in 1905, 11-year-old Frank W. Epperson accidentally left a powdered-soda drink he had made for himself on the porch with the stirring stick still in the cup.

A bamboo stirring stick that will be provided to American Airlines customers first in airport lounges and later on flights.

"Figure ground study (50/50)" re-creates pages of the New York Times used as a drop-cloth for a paint can and stirring stick.

A stirring stick, like a Popsicle stick.

Stir in the essential oil with a thin stirring stick.A thin stirring stick. is used because the wax will start to form solid on whatever you do your stirring with — your goal should be to find something that has as little surface area as possible so you lose less of the end product, and also something disposable so you don't have to clean it off.

There was also, in the cellar, an old wooden dresser, on which sat several tins of mostly dried-up paint and varnish, an assortment of stiffened paintbrushes, stirring sticks, and boards on which colors had been tried or brushes wiped.

The other would be much more dramatic, also targeting plastic utensils, stirring sticks, straws and drinking bottles.

So, before I wade in brandishing my wooden spoon, having no spurtle (that's a porridge-stirring stick) to hand, I should admit that I am a born-again porridge eater.

In a medium saucepan, over medium heat, heat the milk, 1/4 cup sugar, salt, cream, and cinnamon stick, stirring occasionally to dissolve sugar.

Always feel the bottom of the pan when stirring, checking for stick.