| High-frequency traders who make markets can easily pass on costs by widening bid-ask spreads. Implementation is nuttier still. |
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| The pursuit of eating raw food has become a religion of the nuttier kind. |
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| If the Government has any sense of fun, it should come up with nuttier schemes, just for a laugh, to see Labour desperately agree with it. |
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| True, you can take the pancake down an earthier, nuttier route, with buckwheat or wholemeal flour and salt, but why would you? |
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| Each man vies to be the most deadpan, determined to present his character, a solemn clairvoyant fruitcake, as nuttier than the rest. |
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| For a richer, nuttier flavour, toast quinoa before cooking. |
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| Mr York's analysis of how this makes politics nuttier focuses solely on the left, but then he had to justify his title somehow. For some reason, the Democrats have produced few notable polemics this year. |
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| The process releases more nutrients, which means it is similar to normal rice in texture and flavour – though slightly nuttier – but much healthier. |
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| Think how many times we've put the block on George's nuttier plans. |
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| When a barrel of fino is not good enough for the blend, they let the flor die, and the wine turns into a nuttier, pale brown wine that still has bright acidity. |
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| An added ingredient to our falafel is hazelnut, roasted hazelnut, crushed, mixed into the falafel mix, which gives it a slight nuttier flavor and also gives it extra crunch. |
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