So I'm gonna give this a quick drizzle and a nice little sprinkle.

and a nice little sprinkle.

Sprinkle that with a guilty amount of melted cheese.

Sprinkle some water to make the layer moist.

and sprinkle them on the paper.

Jun: So I'm going to sprinkle some.

I'm going to sprinkle some grass seed here.

Sprinkle is more like this, where you do a little bit spread is more like this, where you do a bit more.

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can make a taco, or you could spread it with butter and sprinkle it with some salt, or

sprinkle it on top of a flat surface so that your cookie dough doesn’t stick.

the base of your house. Then sprinkle the whole thing with icing sugar to make it look

hit them well. Define an area where you want your path to be and sprinkle on the broken