Balls of fried corn may sound delicious, but potatoes are the ultimate starchy delight.
The subway is the ultimate multitasker's delight, a fast-moving all-purpose room that allows New Yorkers to speed toward their destination while simultaneously escaping the city altogether, through their phones' movie downloads or that handy-dandy throwback, the paperback.
Indulging in the ultimate
You can criticise this version or that for vile ideology (antisemitism in Grimm; female beauty as the ultimate good; rank consumerism; delight in cruelty).
It's only if the intermediary is delighting the ultimate end user that the firm safe.
But with respect to the term "Wild Geese," it refers to those exiled and expatriate Irish soldiers who left Ireland to serve in continental European armies in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries - much to the delight of their ultimate employers.
From looking surprised in reaction to a loud noise to giggling uncontrollably to a funny face, find the trigger that makes your child squeal with delight for the ultimate in cuteness.
Even his departure, seen as the ultimate, reluctant act of sacrifice, delighted the fans: without it, struggling Sporting would quite probably have gone out of business and would almost certainly have faced administrative relegation.
In the 1972 finals, the Bruins delighted in the ultimate insult to Ranger fans: Bobby Orr skating around the Madison Square Garden ice with the Stanley Cup after a 3-0 vintory in Game 6.
Dartmouth House, Devon A strong contender for the title of ultimate party house, this glitzy Devon delight has eight sumptuous doubles, with vaulted oak ceilings, free-standing tubs and quirky geometric-patterned fabrics.
