Word: caramelized
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...Bing firmness is tempered with wit, and even touches of slapstick. One sample last fall: when he suspected that the "illness" of one of his tenors was chiefly laziness, he rushed two doctors and an ambulance to the tenor's door in burlesque solicitude. Says Bing in his caramel-soft Viennese-British accent: "He sang that night, and very well...
Eighteen months ago, she graduated from the caramel stage with a concert debut in her home town of Pesaro, began touring Italy, Scandinavia and Spain. This winter, Ettore Verna, a friend of her father's conservatory days, now teaching singing in Manhattan, arranged for Anna's first trip...
Leneman's Sunday art, which went on exhibition in a Los Angeles gallery last week, is as rich, sweet and indigestible as a double fudge sundae with caramel sauce. His cakey circus clowns, blobbed Bible scenes and dripping bouquets made many gallerygoers smile. But fellow artists were impressed. "How," they kept asking, "does he get his effects...
...product, "Alayam," the result of two years' work, is a dehydrated form of the vegetable. It is golden brown, crunchy, tastes like caramel taffy. From this basic substance Potatoman Ware has developed some 20 varieties of food, ranging from flakes to a solid...
...Sugar-coated steel is now being made, according to the American Iron & Steel Institute. Its advantage: when applied to molds, sugar is better than previously used pitch, tar, etc. in preventing molten steel from sticking to the walls and forming defects. The glossy caramel finish disappears during later processing steps...