crumbly sentence examples

• She does a sort of shortening, which in culinary terms means making the pastry crumbly to create a nicer effect on the palate.
• Crumbly texture.
• If the mixture is too crumbly to form balls, then add a little more melted butter.
• Other cheeses can be frozen but on defrosting they may become rather crumbly.
• Crumbly in texture.
• Crumbly with a mildly acid bite, which becomes more fruity as it matures.
• Crumbly compost.
• Bat droppings are similar to small mammals but on closer inspection are very crumbly due to the insect contents.
• Crumbly tangy cheese has been made in greece from sheep's milk for the past 6,000 years.
• The wall has then been filled with what looks like more lime mortar and again is quite crumbly.
• Crumbly soil, without a trace of its original contents.
• At certain times of year the paste becomes firmer and slightly crumbly.
• Crumbly rock left them both suitably excited!
• The ascent of the wrekin, along the main track, initially found dark fine-grained dolerites, which were very weathered and somewhat crumbly.
• Crumbly material, uniformly dark brown in color.
• Other cheeses can be frozen but on defrosting they may become rather crumbly.

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