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Most offer subtle flavors of apple, pear and sometimes a mild "toastiness" that originates from the yeast of the second fermentation that occurs in the bottle and thus creates the bubbles.
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In the growler and the glass, the color is amber and on the nose, distinct toastiness and slight bits of green apple.
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While the boots are warm on their own, heat pads powered by small rechargeable batteries provide that extra bit of toastiness when you need it most, and can last up to eight hours on the lowest of the three temperature settings.
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You begin by slicing and sautéing the polenta, which gives it a little crunch and some toastiness—a nice change from the usual pasta noodles.
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The customary spices were nearly missing in action, but the deep copper color was striking and there was a slight toastiness that added some depth to the beer.
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NOTE: Toasting the coconut in a pan on the stove top gives you coconut with varying shades of toastiness; some of the shreds will be deep brown and some pale ivory, with the rest somewhere in between.
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Aroma: for such a dark beer, a surprisingly light, bright aroma, smells a bit like cola with its bright sweetness, a malt and roast and some burnt toastiness lies beneath
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Yes, they taste like Chardonnay, with some tropical fruits, a bit of oily mouthfeel, some toastiness and maybe hints of nutmeg and cinnamon, with a bit of comforting weight.
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A warm toastiness cradled me as I hung up the telephone.
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Although the bottled peppers are onvenient, I don't think they have that just-roasted toastiness and smoky flavor.
ruth.davy commented on the word toastiness
Here is my definition of this word.
Toastiness - adj. - (1) Full of warmth
(2) Tasting of toast
January 5, 2012