Fat traps air during mixing to create small air bubbles trapped in fat droplets that later expand during baking and contribute to fluffiness.
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Fat ( the yolks are laden with it ) makes the egg white protein too slick to stick, destroying the fluffiness of meringue.
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His name is Tom Levy, and he is bitter about everything from his towels'insufficient fluffiness to the barrenness of his family life.
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And yet it's still all done by hand, according to head chef Carlos Giraldo, the essential element for the souffles'fluffiness.
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They cringe at the idea of baby's breath or white lilies, summer wedding staples, and avoid anything that suggests fluffiness, formulas or fantasy.
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The site is also home to a lively e-mail discussion list, where members hash out topics like the length, thickness, feel and fluffiness of string.
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That state's climate is ideal; warm days and cool nights yield a russet potato high in solids that cook up to the fluffiness a baked potato lover wants.
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Hughes entered filmmaking more as a technophile than an artist, spending more time worried about the fluffiness of the clouds in " Hell's Angels " than the acting.
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It's also feasible to use an electric mixer, but you must keep mixing to a minimum to avoid ending up with gluey mashed potatoes that have lost their fluffiness.
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All pillows come with a comfort lifetime ( approximately five to 10 years for down or feather and six months to two years for polyester pillows ) before they lose their fluffiness and need to be replaced.
