Sentence examples for thick sliced from inspiring English sources

John Gottman, the marriage guru made famous in Malcolm Gladwell's best-selling book "Blink," explains that we quickly "thin slice" information reliably only after we ground such snap reactions in "thick sliced" long-term study.

In the United States in the 20th century, bacon is generally marketed in five standard styles: slab, regular sliced, thin sliced, thick sliced, and ends and pieces.

However, the idea of adding often claggy, chunky hummus to a thick, sliced bread sandwich of turkey or chicken (how dry would that be?) or, for the non-meat eaters, using it as a major sandwich filling in endless combinations of avocado, tomatoes, egg, spicy carrot and feta, seems not just gastronomically questionable – how well do those ingredients gel, really?

6 strips thick sliced bacon.

Or how about stacks of salted thick sliced tomatoes, a vinegary leafy green salad, a bowl of roasted beets laced with fresh herbs, heady with aroma, or even a creamy cucumber salad with onions sliced paper thin.

The components of both meals were purchased at a main supermarket as follows: thick sliced WMB, tinned creamed RP, pure orange juice from concentrate (all Sainsbury's own brand, Sainsbury's, London, UK) and Robertson's seedless raspberry jam (Hartley's, St Albans, Hertfordshire UK).

8 slices top-quality, thick-sliced bacon. 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream.

Bountiful plates are loaded with sauce-drenched tortillas, refried beans and Spanish rice, shredded lettuce, sliced radish and thick slices of avocado.

Then, she fries up thick-sliced Hatfield bacon, and while it's still hot, lays four slices on a bed of crisp leaf lettuce, taking care to use the crunchy veins of each leaf but leaving the frilly edges in view.

French mustard is welcome, but no thick-sliced tomato, thanks.

Salmon gravadlax was thick-sliced and happily accessorised with poached quail's eggs and a fennel salad.