gumminess

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• I ate something every 30 minutes throughout my run, and while I threw in a pack of gummy bears and some Fig Newman’s, the majority of my fuel consisted of these.

• Finding the right balance of THC in gummy form requires “a lot more science than many other platforms,” says Mike Hennesy, Wana’s vice president of innovation.

• Pay attention to nose pads and temples, especially the grippy rubber material that gets all gummy with dirt and sweat.

• The bread continues to bake on the inside even after it’s been removed from the oven, and cutting it too early may result something gummy or rubbery.

• Finally, let the chicken cook until the skin releases easily from the pan, a sign that it’s well browned and no longer as gummy.

• The end product is the closest I've come to achieving that "damp, gummy richness" McCullers' Frankie enjoyed so much.

• As if to illustrate that, he removed his teeth, and put them on the table, flashing a gummy, toothless smile at me.

• Cook it for too long and it gets mushy on the inside; not long enough and it gets gummy.

• Previously they were painted, and had a gummy, sticky influence rearwards upon peoples clothes.

• The residue in the dish after evaporation was a tough reddish brown, gummy mass which could be drawn out into fine threads.

• Further examination indicated the presence of salicylic acid, a gummy material, having the properties of tragacanth and glycerin.

• Swiftly Tom stuck the sheet of paper up under the show window, fastening it with the gummy seals.

• It ran for about four or five inches, where the pipe appeared to be sealed with the same gummy substance as at the other end.