Meanings of much juicier in anglès

Choi sees an opportunity that's much juicier than running blackmail schemes and collecting intelligence.

My real life is so much juicier, she said.

He finds tender twigs much juicier, even in winter, than stale bark stored under water.

Resting reduces the amount of liquid meat loses after you cut it for a much juicier product.

They weren't at all like bananas back home, but much sweeter altogether, much juicier, much more delicious.

A cross between a pressure cooker and deep fryer, it fries the chicken under pressure, speeding up the process and yielding much juicier results.

Brining makes a big difference in the quality of oven-steamed cutlets; they were much juicier and more flavorful than those which had not been brined.

This explains why a medium-rare steak (cooked to 130 degrees) is much juicier than a well-done steak (cooked to 160 degrees).