appetizing

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• There was good stuff in there—like little boxes of cereal and fresh fruit—but there were also less appetizing things, like frozen mystery meat and off-brand Hot Pockets, the latter of which is where this journey begins.

• In other words, there’s a big kernel of conservatism there that’s appetizing to a lot of Americans, even if they don’t share or implement those ideas to such an extreme in their own lives.

• Even Booker, the only starter on the list whose raw stats approach appetizing territory for opponents, is questionable as a true weak point.

• Novice piemakers, no matter how careful, are apt to make something tough, and not particularly appetizing — probably much like all the other pie crusts they have ever eaten.

• Consider this your license to stop buying those cold remedies containing megadoses of vitamin C and artificial orange flavor to try to trick you into thinking they’re appetizing.

• The Bee Pollen juice looked appetizing and resembled a juice I routinely enjoy that consists of pineapple, apple, and lime.

• We don't always feel equal passion for an idea,” says Michelle, “but personally working together is so appetizing.

• If none of these options seems appetizing, bear in mind that it can always get worse.

• The andouillette, a sausage made from pork and horse tripes, did not strike me as especially appetizing.

• When Sweeney first meets the baker, her business is in the dumps and her pies are less than appetizing.