well-mixed

British  

adjective

1. (of ingredients, constituents, etc) formed or blended together thoroughly

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Example Sentences

Toss until well-mixed, and taste for seasoning.

From Seattle Times

“In our simulations, the mantle of Theia and Earth’s mantle tend to be well-mixed,” says planetary scientist Miki Nakajima of the University of Rochester in New York.

From National Geographic

Start adding the well-mixed coffee grounds and mushroom spawn into the ice bags, packing the contents firmly into the bag.

From Los Angeles Times

Ruppel noted that “methane is generally well-mixed in the atmosphere, so these local spikes would dissipate over the globe.”

From Washington Post

Just as oil droplets can form in even a well-mixed vinaigrette, droplets of protein, DNA and polyphosphate can congeal in bacterial cells—and this blocks parts of the genome from transcription.

From Scientific American