Part of this is the "Little Emperor" factor, where the single male child born under the one-child policy is spoiled by his relatives and fed too many sweets and too much fast food.
Lawmakers are looking for the "sweet spot" between too much regulation and none at all, Representative Mary Bono Mack, chairman of the House Commerce subcommittee on commerce, manufacturing and trade, said.
Ideally, it's a balanced mélange of bitter, sour, and slightly sweet; overextracting, or pulling too much out of even naturally sweet coffee, usually produces bitter results, while underextracting can result in a sour cup.
Made to his specifications and cooked in the tempering heat of a wood fire, his crust emerges from the oven as a Neapolitan fantasy of crispness that is also pillowy and soft, sweet but not sugared, tangy without too much salt.
Also, too much sweet sauces are spread over the fish and meat".
As I write this, their odors, their shadows, and their sweet music are almost too much to bear.
Or whether there's a sweet spot for nonconformity: too much, and maybe you're a jerk or a weirdo.
But he overused the brooch idea, which was already sketchy, and the pink and blue was in too much sweet abundance, like a runway of cotton candy.
I have yet to find that perfect sweet spot between carrying too much stuff and getting charged exorbitant fees, or not carrying enough and potentially losing sales.
Fried calamari in a towering mound are tender and tasty, though hardly greaseless, and two big Maryland crab cakes have plenty of good, sweet crab but also too much bread-crumb filler for the $12.95 price tag.
ALTHOUGH, 10 cups of cooked sweet potatoes was way too much to feed 12 people--even with leftovers.
