| Pudding is an impossibly rich chocolate cake, followed by a shot of treacly espresso. |
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| The soundtrack is a big part of the problem, resonating like a gong in an echo chamber one minute and soaring to treacly heights the next. |
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| She brings strength and warmth and grace to what could have been a treacly, self-aware, melancholy role. |
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| There are fine, rust-colored old-fashioneds available, and the mint juleps are properly treacly and sweet. |
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| I know that's heresy, but there is a treacly quality to so much of the talk about King and his dream that it is like an overdose of candy. |
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| Unfortunately, some other songs tend towards the kind of treacly lugubriousness that gives country music a bad name. |
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| Unrefined brown sugars taste fudgy and treacly and are perfect for toffee-like sauces. |
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| Once these were distilled from molasses, which left a black treacly taste simmering underneath the juniper and other botanicals. |
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| It's treacly and cloying, and all just a bit too neatly wrapped up at the end. |
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| Yes, they are, and I'm sure power grids endured redlining surges as garbage disposals clean up the treacly detritus en masse. |
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| Like far too many bottom-of-the-barrel comedies, this one eventually decides to take a left turn into treacly melodrama, which is about the worst move it could possibly make. |
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| I long for the days when comics weren't so treacly and warm and fuzzy. |
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| Here it is, unthought of, unremembered, treacly, right here in Jim Dine's big dark heart, which needs cleaning now, front and back. |
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| The dark treacly colours of Adriaen Brouwer's Interior of a Tavern suit the murk and smoke of the pot-houses favoured by that grimly observant wastrel. |
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| The words we hear from Mary Alice in her treacly voice-over at the beginning and the end of each episode are as bromidic as wisdom gets. |
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| It avoids that treacly, touchy-feely ground on which Democrats so love to walk. |
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| And we all remember good-but-overpraised songs like If I Had a Hammer and the treacly classic Where Have All the Flowers Gone? |
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| Photographs from 1909 show a much lighter tint to the wood than the dark treacly stain most will remember. |
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| I suppose it was inevitable that these two masters of treacly sentimentality would meet up one day, but I was hoping they would duel to the death instead of joining forces. |
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| Orbison's marital disasters and his rise to fame are spoken in the kind of treacly stage-American accent that make your toes curl. |
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| There's plenty of raspberry jam and cherry fruit to tweak your gums, and hints of treacly spice make this a cracking Cotes du Rhone. |
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| Here was this anti-war holiday demoted to treacly sentimentality. |
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| First the treacly wafts drift towards you, then on biting into a piece, the wonderful flavour of her scrumptious mixture kicks in. |
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| Maybe they hate its treacly sentiments and solecistic grammar. |
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| Plus, as a thousand TV movies show, translating a putatively inspiring real-life story into narrative film is tricky, treacly terrain, filled with saccharine and false sentiment. |
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| Philip Kane's solo album, somewhat ironically titled Songs for Swinging Lovers, is a stunning mix of styles but through it all shines the singer's treacly tenor. |
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| To understand how versatile these fortified wines can be it's best to think of sherry as a spectrum that ranges from bone dry, crisp fino through to treacly richness. |
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| Unfortunately, longitudinal studies suggest that the treacly concept of getting moms and dads engaged is almost certainly the linchpin of students' educational success. |
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| The two wine vinegars and the hop-inspired alegar all have varied individual food usages, from marinades and dipping sauces to treacly reductions and dessert drizzling. |
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| But if you replace caster with a dark brown sugar like muscovado, the muffins will be transformed into moist, dark, treacly and caramely delights. |
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