Curdled

Gently pour the curdled punch mix over a double layer strainer or into a nut bag.

Mix well, and don’t worry if the mixture looks a bit curdled; it’ll smooth itself out.

The recipe also calls for curdled milk, vinegar, and a few other ingredients that can be found in any kitchen pantry.

All three installments of writer/director Ti West and star Mia Goth’s —are in one way or another about the effects of curdled, self-righteous conservatism.

One producer, Graham's Family Dairy in Scotland, has seen sales of the traditional curdled milk product surge by 40%.

B-17s purchased from the United States carried out a few daylight missions with dismal results and curdled RAF enthusiasm for the Flying Fortress.

As we see these men plod violently from amoral middleage to their winter of discontent, a whole ethos of the curdled American Dream passes by in front of our eyes.

The curdled landscape that spreads out below the viewpoint is a puzzle maze that comes to life as shadows wash over the barren terrain.

As thematically operatic as its younger sibling, and crueler than its towering mother, spits and screams with anger, its messy mouth covered in gurgling saliva curdled with blood.

Among their delicacies was the curdled milk from the stomachs of suckling buffalo calves.

He slipped in the corridor, injuring his hip, and his promising season curdled.

Obscure but innocent words like posset (a medieval drink made with curdled milk) became cues for instant giggling, especially among adolescents in school.