bready
Adjective
Meaning
Resembling bread.
Full of or containing a large quantity of bread.
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A defeat at home on Saturday would leave Bready very vulnerable to a second play-off in as many years.
Expect prominent fruity notes of banana, which play very well with the doughy, bready wheat malt backbone of this ale, embellished with notes of vanilla, lemon, clove and peppercorn spiciness.
Bready has been named one of the top “30 under 30” in New England by Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology and one of 25 “movers and shakers” in the State of Rhode Island by Rhode Island Monthly.
Bready has headed NABsys since 2005, and has led the company’s acquisition of GeneSpectrum as well as the execution of its licensing deal with Brown University.
Food on a stick includes a sausage corn dog ($6), a juicy sausage (it’s braised) with a light exterior of cornmeal, flour, and hominy—no overly bready corndog here—and wait until you dip it in the habañero crema.
While less cakey or bready in texture than the others, it still wasn't as pronouncedly custardy as Poujauran's.