splash of milk

Even with a splash of milk, they stay light and crispy.

Banks poured himself a cup of tea and added a splash of milk.

Susan helped herself to a splash of milk and two teaspoons of sugar.

Mocca is the name of an espresso coffee with a splash of milk.

A crown of droplets created by a splash of milk is among his more familiar pictures.

The oat and flax granola stays super crunchy even with a splash of milk.

Splash of milk.

Like a splash of milk split suddenly on the earthen floor, the moon light has clustered everywhere in pools, drains and all place".

When a splash of milk ruins the welcoming cake, some believe Malcolm Apricot Dinko is responsible.

A bowl of cheap porridge oats, a tablespoon of cocoa powder, some raisins, and a splash of milk.

Another explanation is that the sound of the water gurgling over the rocks is reminiscent of the splashing of milk in the bag when shaken.

Drain, and allow to sit in the colander for a few minutes, then mash until smooth, and beat in the butter and a splash of milk.

He walked quicker and quicker, and we had some ado to keep up with him; and every now and then he left a splash of milk, silver in the lamplight.

Rather, this thoroughly satisfying brew, made from stalk and root celery with a clump of fried leaves from the stalk floating at its center, is light and fluffy and enriched with just a splash of milk.

K Map Gaze north across leafy Plaza Alameda a good place to sip a café cortado - an espresso with a splash of milk) and you'll think Christopher Columbus' ship, the Santa María, became stranded here.

It is also the same in German, at least in Vienna, home of the Hapsburgs, where a "kleine Mocca" is a small espresso with a splash of milk and where the name von Unwerth would have a familiar ring.

Another Cuban émigré, 76-year-old René Ruballo, who arrived in the United States in 1954 and who lives around the corner from La Rosita, stops by almost daily for a quick cortadito - espresso with a splash of milk - and a generous helping of camaraderie.

Operating perhaps on the premise that if a smear of chocolate or splash of milk is therapeutic, a bath in the stuff is akin to a weekend at Davos, many spas, where the current food craze was born, now slather their clients from head to heels in every kind of delicacy.